Are they sticky in the trap area?
1078876
They are not sticky. You put Diatomaceous Earth in it which will kill the bed bugs. If you get the Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth (which is also available on Amazon) it is also good to be used as a dietary supplement. You can look up Diatomaceous Earth on the web, there is quite a bit of information out there.
1078877
No, they are coated with a baby-powder like substance, which makes them too slick for insects to climb up. Although it appears that our exterminator was able to eliminate our bed bug problem completely we've still got the Climb-ups unstalled under all three beds - just in case!
863998
Great question ! I bought them because I thought they were non-sticky. Unfortunately once I opened them I found they were sticky.
286923
i found that I could remove them and they were still some what sticky. However I could not get them to stick any where else. I think it will depend upon what materials you use.
2135104
No. The glue board slides into slots on the light which the boards were designed for. The light attracts the bugs, and the glue board side facing the light (sticky side) captures the bugs.
2162807
Mine were not sticky enough flat, I did have better luck with the traps folded into tubes. But finally went to the nuclear option with rodenticide laced bait at my camp search 1412718573. At home I prefer the cat option (I think the cat smell deters the brighter critters).
995409
No traps-I have too many small animals that could potentially get hurt and since it repels mice they aren't around to get trapped. They work very well , I use no poisons on this farm so was glad when I found these. I use plenty if the space is large be sure you put out enough, I find the herbal smell is pleasant
1568155
Yes!! If I am recalling correctly, there were two sticky strips in the package.
441304
You can move them a couple times but not over and over. They lose their stickyness if you do.
2202761
I haven't had success with the trap myself. The rabbit has actually taken the bait without tripping the mechanism. Try putting some petroleum jelly on the bars so there is no friction. It can't hurt and might work.
1259869
They seem to stay sticky for a long time. I would check every week to be sure. They really work well.
373086
Likely not. Just sticky. Once caught in the glue, the insects cannot get off. One can certainly contact the manufacturer.
820676
They are very sticky. They stayed on the small canning jars I use for spices. I have not used them in the manner you requested but I have touch the jars with wet hands when cooking and the labels haven't come off.
1574607
No. I have had a few issues with them now.. My son still has bugs and we keep his space very clean. You cannot tell if they actually work and I do believe I got a few duds. I do not recommend it for small animals like a racoon. Get yourself a live trap!
1059022
No, they're completely passive. Put them in corners and around your baseboards. Bugs always go around the baseboards.
186082
I don't believe so. I never saw a housefly in the trap. The method of attraction isn't aimed at houseflies.
518286
they are very sticky. and hard to remove from most surfaces. so i'm sure they will stick. but you might be able to remove them easier later
2268011
Yes... Its just a protecter with a slot at the top. They're rigid and have a quality that keeps the protected from slipping. Not sticky... made for preservation