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100% worked, catched 99% of the bugs and met expectations

I reordered these after I ran out because these work so well! I didn’t realize I had so many spider crickets in my basement. You just have to pull out the trap, tear them apart (they come in 2’s) and then peal off the paper layer to reveal the sticky pad. So easy! Then I place about 4 throughout my basement. The size is great, and the stickiness is tough. A day or two later you’ll have some crickets. I usually leave them there for awhile and they seem to all gather and fill the pads. So gross, not for the squeamish, but very effective!

We have a lot of spider crickets in our basement, and these traps work great.

We live in an area where crickets are inevitable in an unfinished basement and these traps have never failed us. They take out the struggle of chasing the jumping bugs around and catch them before you can even see them. We recently set out new traps so I don’t have a picture however, we’ve used these for years and they haven’t failed us. Their large size is perfect and the flat structure makes it easy to slip under any furniture. They can also be broken in half if the full size is too big.

THE PRODUCT SEEMS TO WORK! I have a slab house/no basement. However, I been seeing crickets mainly in kitchen which has a double door to back yard and a couple in living room. I like that fact you can break in half. I honestly wish it was in 4 sections break because they are quite big to just be out in the open. But, I suppose you can cut smaller prior to peeling the film. I put a half piece down in kitchen on 1st day and in the morning 1 cricket was caught. The next day another one. I have them in several places but here the best picture to give you an idea.

We've been using these for over a year now and they do the trick! As others have noted, there are a few things to be aware of: First, they are VERY sticky. We've had to keep our cat out of any room that has them. I don't want to think about how painful that could be for him if we had to rip it off. Second, the dead cricket carnage is pretty gross to look at. So if you throw them away each time they catch one, you'll go through a lot. We've found that using these along with peppermint spray at our doorsteps has almost completely ended our camel cricket problem.

Our house has been inundated with Chernobyl hybrid crickets this year I have no idea how they're getting in the house but I finally got sick and tired of it. I figured I'd throw $8 away just to try these but they are phenomenal. I put these out and before I had even gone to bed the first night I already had five or six crickets on two separate pads. They are great at catching spiders and other bugs and seem to attract them rather well. I even put one out in the garage and it's almost literally covered. I will definitely be buying these every year.

Works just as advertised and immediately effective in an unfinished basement. Hadn't realized how many crickets there were. Consider starting with purchase of two sets, one to address the task at hand and the second for continued maintenance.