Do these traps contain a chemical lure to attract the bugs to the glue?
1059020
I don't think so. You just put them where you see the bugs traveling. They think the trap is part of the floor.
1059021
No, it is just glue. The bugs scurry across if you put them along your wall or in the corners and get stuck. I guess you could put some bait there yourself, but they work as-is for me. I prefer to cut off the tops and only use the flat glue bottom part alone as it tricks the bugs better into thinking they are just scurrying across a plain floor.
1059022
No, they're completely passive. Put them in corners and around your baseboards. Bugs always go around the baseboards.
1405975
No! Generally traps do not come with rope unless they are advertised as a package and in those cases will usually offer a surface marker float as well
1726544
They have a light peanut butter smell which may be why cockroaches avoid these traps
1855100
This will not attract them, but will hold them when they land. These glue boards are frequently used with a light device, which will attract some flying insects. I suggest that you do a search on what attracts black gnats.
190194
I have never seen any bees attracted to the traps or gel. The traps have the gel in them. I ordered them and when empty refilled the traps with gel purchased separately. The gel is also good for applying in cracks and crevices. FYI...Some days ants will eat this bait and other times want a protein bait. So it is best to use two different baits.
833269
They work for any flying or jumping bug. It's a wonderful alternative to chemicals. They are very sticky so be careful when handling them.
2235629
These traps do capture SOME of the aphids. But if you're seriously infested, it's, at best, a partial solution. What I ended up doing because I also didn't want to spray was to use these sticky traps and -- don't laugh -- vacuum the leaves of the plants to remove the remaining bugs. It worked quite well.
581710
I doubt it. The traps supposedly have a pheromone that attracts roaches but the ones I got didn't attract anything.
210690
No. The purpose of these is to keep them from getting in your bed from the floor - provided you have a trap under each leg of the bed, under each support for the bed, and your bed is pulled out away from the wall. You can also use one of the traps to check your home for bed bugs. Set it in a room at night with dry ice in the middle. The dry ice will attract bed bugs and when they climb in they will be trapped in the valley.
1817997
They supposedly work without the powder. The bugs can crawl in (tape is on the outside), but the inside surface is to slick for them to crawl out. I bought powder because if any did get trapped, I wanted them to die! LOL I never saw any in the traps, but we did a lot of other stuff, like mattress protectors and spray and powder every where. We were able to kill them all because we caught it early.
1796019
I does NOT actively attract spiders. It is just strong glue that traps spiders passing by. I would not recommend.
213867
These are the smaller traps sold by Catchmaster. Contrary to another answer, the ones I just received are much smaller. The glue area is only 5.6 x 2.75 - which is about 57% the size of the larger traps.
403332
The bait package has two types of lures, one scented that replicates a piece of fruit and the other is a pheromone that replicates a sexual attraction. In combination, the beetles can't resist. Even though this bait package smells nice, do not handle the lures outside of the container and if for some reason you have to protect yourself and wear gloves.
478045
It does come with a lure. But after about a week I noticed I had more beetles than ever! I did some digging and apparently there are studies that suggest it may actually draw in more beetles than it traps. I ended up throwing mine out and just either spraying or dusting and that seems to be working better although it requires more work.
158918
I have just reviewed all of the information on the packaging. Since an attractant would be a major selling point, no mention of such indicates that there is none. That said, these pads work very well for their intended purpose. Suggest that said info might be available on the product website.
1717788
The glue traps are pretty small, they may catch a very small snake, but a larger snake would just cruise off with the trap.
163838
It wasn't my intent, but I once caught a 2-foot black garter snake with these glue traps. It wasn't happy. They will do almost anything trying to get away. It probably stumbled into the garage overnight. I took it to the woods and let it go.Hope this helps.