does it trap carpet beetles?
581710
I doubt it. The traps supposedly have a pheromone that attracts roaches but the ones I got didn't attract anything.
764496
Really don't know. It does kill centipeds and spiders when we spray our basement. It's safe around animals and doesn't discolor carpeting.
1796017
No, it is just a strong glue trap, but it works for us. I have to change them about every week or two from all the spiders that they are catching. FYI if you catch something you do not want to trap (like a pet) pour cooking oil on it and it will release the glue. I've had to do this with a few snakes.
1723973
I doubt it. The package says it's for "Flour and Grain Moths". It has a phermone piece that you unwrap and stick on it that releases chemicals that smell like female moths to attract the males. Then they get stuck on the sticky pad. The beetles might happen to crawl on the sticky pad and get caught, but they wouldn't be attracted to it. I would keep looking for something specific to them, if there is such a product.
817570
One of our apartments had carpet beetles and we used Orthene combined with Gentrol liquid that took them out in one spray. We did not need the gentrol because there were none living after the Orthene. So, while it might work, I think you would be better off with a direct spray.
2139650
Yes it will. This is the only kind I use. It will pick up all kinds of things from your carpet too. You will be very happy with this product.
2257847
Not sure I used for Brown recluse spiders and it was effective for 3-6 months on all bugs, and spiders. Not sure about carpet beetles though sorry
1570780
If they are small. A bunch of flies or small spiders, yes. Works AMAZING, just has a receptacle area that's fairly small. I just ripped a regular sized Post it Note into 6 pieces and scrunched them up. The first try, the BugZooka captured 3 of the 6 pieces. I "reloaded" and captured 2 more. The last (biggest) piece took 3 more tries. Most bugs would run off by then!
255357
Don't have scorpions where I live, but I do question if they work on spiders, I still get them and they are big.I have two in the garage and four in the house, they may help a little, but not too impressed.I catch more in glue traps than anything else, I have pets so I don't use poison.Hope this helps.
752476
I use this in our bird room. We have pet birds. It does not effect our carpet. I vacuum our carpet and it picks up roaches and at times, if I see one, and use this spray, it immediately kills them. It works excellently!
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.
424125
I have heard it catch bugs in the daytime, and we do not have any attractant in ours. We forgot to put in there, and never have... It works well.
1142104
I don't know...I think it's made for smaller bugs or good sized spiders. It's perfect for that. There are no scorpions where I live, so I probably won't have a chance to try it out.
25495
This trap does nothing to attract an animal. If an animal if moving through the tunnel and puts upward pressure on the trigger plate then the fingers will close. I have a lot of moles and when a new pile of dirt appears I find the direction of the tunnel that the dirt came from. I then push the dirt back into the tunnel and put the trap just ahead of the dirt over the tunnel. When the mole comes back to push out the dirt it puts pressure on the trigger plate and "ends the day" for the destructive mole. This is the best trap I have found to date.
179299
No, it does not brissles but ours did suck just a little. Because it picked it a little lite depris on the carpet. My son loves.
1767599
no. it doesn't. but it can work on carpets, rugs and is powerful. I am very happy with it.
1288626
The description says the trap uses pheromone and floral lures. Those are chemical versions of the scents that attract beetles to each other and to flowers. The beetles fly to the bag, fall in and stay there until they die. There are no toxic substances involved in this method of "getting rid of" pests.