MaxguardRoach + Spider Traps (12 Box Traps) | Non-Toxic Extra Sticky Box Traps | Trap and Kill German Cockroach, American, and Oriental Roaches Plus Crawling Bugs & Insects House |

I had no problem pealing the paper coating, and assembly is very quick.They work great, no smell, no chemicals, and they got a couple of bugs that I had not seen before.I will get rid of the spray cans and chemicals now.

This summer we have a lot of sewer roaches outside (luckily outside). We put food out for the feral cats and these really help.

They work extremely well! My only complaints are the glue backing & bait packages. A couple of the bait packages tore and spilled on the carpet. It's nothing toxic or anything I was afraid of it was just a pain. The backing is EXTREMELY hard to peel off the back of the glue strip because the adhesive is incredibly sticky and strong. This is a good thing when it comes to catching things but, not idea if you don't have the strongest hands or when they repeatedly stick to them, so do yourself a favor andWEAR DISPOSABLE GLOVES! You'll be glad you did. I was short a few baits but I didn't worry about it. They still managed to catch them and though there were no toxins it seemed like they told their friends because they really minimized both outside and where they were creeping in. Our apartment is near a ravine so they seem to be wandering around with not much they can do for such a large space other than their regular spraying or pest control. I can't have them spray ours due to respiratory issues so this was a perfect solution. I've tried another brand that I really liked but this was cheaper and just as effective. Good price for a bundle. The boxes are about the size of my extended hand, palm to tip. I have pretty long fingers for point of reference and aprox the height of my pinkie if I were to guess. I have the traps down so I really don't want to go measure them but if you're like me, point of reference makes more sense than seeing numerical references without a ruler handy. There is no chemical smell or anything like that. I placed them near the screen door of my sliding door patio on each side and one on the inside where they might be able to creep through and caught them outside and only one inside so it's definitely helping to keep them out there. We also placed a couple in the kitchen under the boarder. If you have a nosy dog I wouldn't do that or I'd tape it to a spot vs on the floor. Mine hasn't paid much attention to them though. Most important than anything is they work well!

If you have a roach problem, no matter how small/ large please get these. These work much better than any other brand ive used. The stickyness is somehow made especially for roach legs to trap in (they are able to get stuck and crawl out of other pads!). Also this works best when laid flat on the ground, not as a box. Also I highly recommend getting Delta Dust for bathroom/ wet areas or Boric Acid for other dry locations. Using these our roach problem came and was gone in one month time.

We have bought several MaxGuard Pantry Moth Traps Kits and have been VERY happy with them. Several kits and a couple of months and our moth infestation was gone.So we thought these roach traps would probably work just as well. I put them out in the garage, kitchen, and bathroom. Zero roaches were caught, and I smashed a few (weeks after putting out the traps) and chased a few off under the dishwasher, oven, and various stuff that was out in the garage. I even had one occasion where a roach hid from me in the trap and then later on walked out unfazed.

For me, 3 or 4 things matter with a product.Price-These are reasonably priced. You receive 12 traps and bait packets.Delivery-These arrived quickly. Less than 48 hours/2days.Easy to use- The packing label covered the instructions so I initially missed them. Each individual trap has a qr/web address on how to use. However it goes to a “404 page not found” site. Eventually, I thought to peel the label off. Honestly they are simple, but the instructions do give a few helpful tips. All and all they were easy to use. I placed one by the stove, one by a baseboard w/the bottom of a water bottles filled with water (one of the tips the instructions gives to attract more roaches), and the last one I placed on the counter between a toaster oven and a toaster. The instructions say place in floor. However, I figured crumbs from a toaster may be a “draw” for roaches.How they work-They be fair, I’m staying at a boarding house while looking for an apt here in Houston. The manger keeps the shared kitchen darn near spotless. I haven’t seen a ton of roaches. Odd for a multi unit housing and for a place in the city. There are a few. But since it’s not many, I only expected to find maybe one or two per trap.I set the traps yesterday morning. Last night, I turned on the light in the kitchen and saw two roaches walk right pass the trap next to the toaster. Didn’t seem drawn to it. I waited until today and checked the traps.One roach in the trap by the stove. The other two were spotless. Even the one with the water beside it per the instructions.Normally, I wouldn’t have thought too much of it but since I saw the roaches walk by it last night, it kinda makes me wonder about their efficacy. Still, I’ll give it a few days and check again. If they do an amazing job, I’ll edit my review. For now, I’m not wowed.

Work Great

Works like they’re supposed to nontoxic is great. You can put them anywhere in your house.