Cricket Traps Indoor (12 Traps) Extra Large Bug Sticky Traps - Non-Toxic Extra Sticky Glue Traps for Bugs - Pre-Baited Fruity Scent Crickets Bug Trap Indoor - Insect Glue Traps for Bugs - Trap a Pest

Oh my gosh. These WORK. These crickets were all over our underground shed (connected to our house) We thought they were spiders. Nothing worked. My husband put down sticky tape with some peanut butter to attract them. But it was messy. I said to myself, "THere HAS to be some product that deals with this" And sure enough, Amazon had these.I bought a package and a day or so after we placed them in possible entry areas and other strategic areas, the traps were filled! I bought another package to keep in hand.I HIGHLY RECOMMEND. Easy to use . Just follow directions. And make sure you don't touch the white surface because it is REALLY sticky. That's how and why it works so well.

Never mind crickets, I use these to catch any spiders trying to sneak upstairs from my basement. I just lay them flat across the bottom step and catch all sizes of spiders. They’re very sticky. Gives me chills to think my living spaces would be harboring so many arachnids if it wasn’t for these traps.

I reordered these after I ran out because these work so well! I didn’t realize I had so many spider crickets in my basement. You just have to pull out the trap, tear them apart (they come in 2’s) and then peal off the paper layer to reveal the sticky pad. So easy! Then I place about 4 throughout my basement. The size is great, and the stickiness is tough. A day or two later you’ll have some crickets. I usually leave them there for awhile and they seem to all gather and fill the pads. So gross, not for the squeamish, but very effective!

Living in the country we have cave crickets in our house every summer-they can fly & jump and they give me chills down my spine. A few days ago I thought maybe there were traps or something to get rid of them. I found these pack of 12 sticky traps and decided to give them a try. I received them the next day and was happy to find out all I had to do was pull a cardboard cover off to expose the sticky part. I sat some around the house where I've seen them hoping for the best. These traps are fairly large and very sticky. This morning I went into my bathroom and was really kind of surprised to see one on the trap. I wasn't sure if the cricket could possibly get out of the glue. It's now 10 pm and the cricket is still on the trap! I'm so thrilled and hope to catch more. The instructions said don't remove the crickets you catch because apparently live crickets find dead crickets a delectable meal- lol. The dead cricket is actually the bait. If you have cave crickets buy this brand ASAP. Reasonable price, fast delivery. Simple design that works!!

THE PRODUCT SEEMS TO WORK! I have a slab house/no basement. However, I been seeing crickets mainly in kitchen which has a double door to back yard and a couple in living room. I like that fact you can break in half. I honestly wish it was in 4 sections break because they are quite big to just be out in the open. But, I suppose you can cut smaller prior to peeling the film. I put a half piece down in kitchen on 1st day and in the morning 1 cricket was caught. The next day another one. I have them in several places but here the best picture to give you an idea.

We live in an area where crickets are inevitable in an unfinished basement and these traps have never failed us. They take out the struggle of chasing the jumping bugs around and catch them before you can even see them. We recently set out new traps so I don’t have a picture however, we’ve used these for years and they haven’t failed us. Their large size is perfect and the flat structure makes it easy to slip under any furniture. They can also be broken in half if the full size is too big.

We've been using these for over a year now and they do the trick! As others have noted, there are a few things to be aware of: First, they are VERY sticky. We've had to keep our cat out of any room that has them. I don't want to think about how painful that could be for him if we had to rip it off. Second, the dead cricket carnage is pretty gross to look at. So if you throw them away each time they catch one, you'll go through a lot. We've found that using these along with peppermint spray at our doorsteps has almost completely ended our camel cricket problem.

Honestly, I did not have high hopes for these, but the chirping was driving me crazy, so was willing to try. Received them yesterday and spread around the house. Then, last night after a few hours of intermittently pounding on walls for just a few moments quiet, realized that suddenly the horrible chirping had stopped. Didn’t want to get my hopes up thinking it could be a random break, but nothing all night. Just checked this morning and, yep, caught the little monsters who have been assaulting my peace and sleep. Oddly, to me, they were not caught in the part of the house I thought the chirping had been coming from most of the time. But, the guidance indicated they like clothes, carpet, etc. So, I put some in all of the closets and closed the doors and there they were. The traps are unobtrusive in most locations, so I’m still going to leave them for a while to be safe in case any more show up this fall. I had no idea a couple of little bugs could sound like the most annoying symphony ever throughout the entire house. Maybe I was lucky, but, for me, these were incredibly effective. Update: Left these out and they caught probably a dozen more crickets over the course of a few weeks. Will definitely buy again if the chirping starts again next fall.