Greener Mindset Odorless Glue Traps For Cockroaches, 12-Pack

Is there anything worse than knowing you’re sharing your home with a swarm of nasty little critters, the dreaded cockroach? Whether you’ve just seen one or two around your space or you know there are many more hiding in the shadows, it’s time to take action. There are a number of different cockroach traps to select, but one of the best options is the glue trap for the cockroach.

Glue traps are perfect for low-level infestations in your home. As the name suggest, they use a sticky surface to trap cockroaches as they walk across. Glue traps are small and easy to maneuver, so you can tuck them inside small spaces, such as behind the refrigerator or at the back of a kitchen cabinet.

One of the key benefits of a glue trap for cockroaches is that they are effective when used for monitoring. They help you figure out where you need to concentrate your efforts. Using glue traps in different places around your home will give you a good idea of where the roaches are. If a glue trap doesn’t capture any roaches in a day or two, it’s likely you’ve put it in the wrong location. Moving them around the house until you begin trapping roaches will provide the best results.

• There are multiple types of roach traps, including poison-based traps and mechanical traps. You can use glue traps in combination with these other devices, especially if you think you have a roach colony in your space.
• If you have pets or young kids, glue traps are the safest option because they don’t use any poisonous materials. However, it’s still a good idea to keep these traps away from where kids or pets can reach them or touch them.
• Don’t be disheartened if your glue trap doesn’t turn up any roaches. This likely isn’t the fault of the trap, but the fault of the location. Think about where roaches may be hiding — likely in tight, dark spaces around your home. Move the glue trap to another location and you may have better luck.
• In many cases, you’ll want to use multiple roach traps at the same time. This way, you can cover several locations around your home and quickly get rid of the infestation.