Expel Bed Bug Glue Trap Insect Interceptors Stop All Bedbug Climb Up Activity- 8 Pack

So far, happy & they work BUT you need to support underneath them, because the weight of the furniture, or bodies on the furniture can cause them to wrinkle and not be at their optimal best. We placed plywood squares under them. See pics. Also know that they are very sticky and when you remove them from the package if anything gets stuck to them it may prevent them from being usable. Remove them and set them up carefully and they work fine.

You will be surprised what crawls around your bed at night.I like to think that I keep my home (bedroom) very clean. Floors mopped weekly, etc.BUT....I have been using these about 2 months and change them every 2 weeks.I find mosquitos, earwigs, crickets, and a couple of other bugs unknown to me dead and trapped on the tray......maybe 6 or 7 bugs a week trapped.Easy to use and very effective.

For all those complaining that these don’t work on carpet— just glue them to a wood or plywood disk, and they’ll work fine. I ordered 6 in. diameter disks here on Amazon: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07C4PQ31Vpsc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_imageOf course, it would have been better if they had constructed these with firmer material to begin with (they’re made of cardboard).

Got these originally for bed bugs because we slept at some god forsaken hotel and were worried we brought them home. Used 6 on the bed and set one under the dresser and one in the closet. Since the bed is on carpet, even with wide posts, the traps ripped. Not exactly pretty, but still sticky. 2 months went by....nothing. Left the bug traps there anyways because why not right?Fast forward FIVE months, and we're doing a little cleaning, HUNDREDS OF BED BUGS. I don't know when they came or why, but all the traps have bed bugs, some other unknown bug I've never seen, and some have a spider or two. Tried to remove the traps and they're STILL STICKY. I bought all kinds of bed bug crap that was supposed to attract them. Didn't do anything. These just caught everything that happened across them. Now that we seem to have a problem, I'm buying two more packs.Never gonna use those crap attractant ones again. Just spray and these sticky pads.

Don't bother using on carpeted floors (they will bend and break apart under any significant weight) or with beds or other furniture on wheels (nothing prevents things from rolling right off). For non-wheeled furniture legs on hard flooring,where I ended up using them, these seem to work well and definitely provide some peace of mind.

I read the warnings about not using these on carpet, but tried them anyway. They DID help avert the bed bugs, but also did cave in as others said. The way they caved in though still made them efficient and anything trying to get to the bed posts would have to cross a sticky part at some point. I still prefer the hard plastic traps that look like upside down dog food bowls.

I only received 1 set of the 2 that I ordered. Still waiting on the second set. Went ahead and put down the first ones. These are terribly cheaply made. The 2 halves that sandwich the sticky material separate almost immediately if placed on carpet. We get thinner carpet with cheap padding original to the house so nothing thick and fancy. Caught one bug on one of them. I thought it was dead. Came back the next morning to look at it and t had moved 1” around from its original position. So I’m not even sure these really hold all the bugs. So annoying. Waste of money!

In the beginning i debated buying these glue traps or the plastic interceptors. Trying to cut cost (fighting bedbugs is VERY expensive to do it properly), i went with these glue traps. They were difficult to deal with and one of the traps was stuck to the packaging so had to trash it. All of our bed legs have casters on them so it was a CONSTANT battle keeping them in place and having to fight the adhesive trap getting stuck on the casters and after a couple of days they had to be trashed. I ordered two packages of these and for me they were a total waste of money. They might work for others. I should have (and did) go with the plastic.. much better! Sorry, just being honest.