20 Slug Traps for Indoor and Outdoor - Disposable Garden Snail and Slug Beer Traps, Pet Safe & Pet Friendly Repellent, Home and Garden Slug Pellets Alternative - Slug Killer - Slug Trap

Over run with slugs in my garden destroying my plants. Put two traps out the first night and both were full the following morning. Used a small amount of beer in each. Fantastic product that can be re-used and really works.

These traps are very effective filled with cheap beer. Also feels better than spreading those blue poison pellets around. Caught loads of the critters and tipped them out in the garden for the birds and hedgehogs to finish off.

Poor product. Not sure if it attracts slugs or not (maybe that was just the beer) but the plastic is pretty flimsy and it just makes a mess.

Good idea and easy to use but unfortunately didn’t help with our slug problem so had to resort to pellets

After the first day of putting these in the garden, they trapped the smaller slugs. Result! Happy with the product.

Arrived on time and well packaged, no wasted packaging. Bought some cheap beer and set up the traps. The trap is made of sturdy plastic. I waited until it rained and more was forecast cos thats when slugs come out in full. The traps unfold easily and is sturdy enough to stand on its own. Poured in half a can of beer and placed a trap in two of the most popular areas. Waited an hour and they were full of slugs and snails. I threw them out and placed two more traps. They are filling up again. This time I will empty them and reuse them. I will water my garden in early evening then place them. These are safe for pets, squirrels and children. No poisons. Definitely recommend.

The bags were easy enough to fill and didn’t leak. The cat did decide to walk on one and beer flooded out. Have used 3 and have so far caught no slugs, despite finding a few nearby on the floor.

Local slugs were using my front garden like a salad bar destroying my flowering plants. Didn't want to use poison so bought these traps. They were highly successful, especially on warm nights. Must have made significant dent in slug population but they seem to be prolific breeders so haven't achieved fully protected plants yet.