MaxGuard Silverfish + Insect Traps (12 pcs Box Trap) | Non-Toxic Extra Sticky Glue Traps, Kill All Silverfish, Centipedes, and Other Crawling Bugs and Insects |

These traps are easy to set up and are working! I like that they are for silverfish specifically, which is what I wanted, and that they do not contain poisonous chemicals. They provide instructions for removing critters from the glue pad that you may not have intended to catch.

No toxic chemicals. Excellent trap for silverfish. if you see what looks like a small pumpkin seed, you have silverfish. This trap is the ideal treatment for us because we have no kids or animals in the house. You've got to find locations to hide the traps to prevent fingers or paws from being stuck in the glue. It's very sticky stuff. Don't ask me how I know.

Used over the past summer; trapped crickets as well as a few silver fish. Very good product.

Really Works--caught a 1" spider first week. Good price, easy disposal, non-toxic.

Through the years I've seen the odd silverfish in my bath tub but recently have seen a couple each week, this time, in my bedroom. I gave this product one star because it's true the traps are very easy to put together, but after nearly a week I was still seeing silverfish but none in the traps I'd set up. Then last night I saw one on my bedroom carpet and watched as it crawled over to the trap, stopped, then scurried off in the opposite direction without entering the trap. I got my bug spray and killed it before it crawled back into the wall and will call exterminator today. I wish these had worked; would have been cheaper and I like to support small businesses but not to the point where I'm throwing money away.

Not sure how to write this review. These traps are easily assembled. The traps are extremely sticky and when an insect touches it, there’s no getting out. These traps do not contain any insect attractant, so when they work, its just dumb luck. The bug has to walk across the trap of its own volition. That is why they suggest that you place the trap in the path of the bugs. I did just that, I think. I placed them around the toilet and so far have caught a single silverfish, even though I have seen bunches of them around that same area. Because they are disposable, there’s no need to clean them, just toss them in the trash. These are nit super expensive, but I did not catch enough bugs to say they were worth the investment.

Great

Very nice kitchen garage can for the money