Insect Bug Roach Creepy Crawler, Brown Recluse Spider Sticky Traps, Qty 27

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Seller Store thegarbagemancometh
(4686) 100.0%,

Location: York, Pennsylvania
Ships to: US,
Item: 322013395014

Restocking Fee:No
Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:30 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Modified Item:No
Custom Bundle:No
Non-Domestic Product:No
Type:Sticky Trap
MPN:100i
Catchmaster:Catchmaster

The latest shipment is white! Don’t know how long this will continue… Both the old (white) and new (brown) traps are shown in the main photo. However, the white traps that I’ve sold for some 22 years are no longer available. My competitors may be still showing the white version, because they have not updated their photos or have old stock.Note the new craft paper color–I’m sure the bugs could care less, but the neutral color makes it less obvious on just about any floor. The traps come three to a page, so this purchase is for 9 pages x 3 per page = 27 traps I just learned how horrible a BROWN RECLUSE SPIDER bite can be–even deadly! I have had feedback from some customers indicating that these traps catch such spiders–while perhaps not the total solution, it is a good start. For more information, go to the University of Kentucky Entomology website and search for “Brown Recluse Spider.” Notice: For International sales or simply ordering a larger quantity, please check out “Insect Bug Roach Creepy Crawler Traps Int’l Sales” Insect Bug Roach Glue Trap, Qty 27. In my house, I catch ants, spiders, centipedes (thousand leggers or foundation bugs), silverfish, spiders, stink bugs and an occasional beetle. Environmentally friendly–poison free! Harmless to children! I also sell “Insect Bug Roach Glue Trap Qty 27 is the victor,” These things work 24 hours per day 7 days per week! Also works for camel crickets that take over in crawl spaces. Just received a report from California that these are effective in catching waterbugs. Received a report that these catch the poisonous brown recluse spider (search for: Brown Recluse Spider Entomology University of Kentucky) Just got two reports that these are effective in catching scorpions–yikes! Just got a report from Florida that these are effective in catching small lizards and snakes. I have two parties that are testing these on hobo spiders–will keep you informed. I have a customer trying these on earwigs–have not heard back so am unable to comment Stink bugs too! Although a little small for mice, I have reports that they work for them too. New improved–the latest batch works even better–the glue is now tacky rather than gooey–not as messy. Dimensions when folded: 2½” square x 1¼” high–with glue strip on side to mount it to wall if desired–a bit small for catching mice, but sometimes catches these too. If laid out flat, it may be used as a glue board. International sales: The cost of the quantity purchase is the same as above, but due to higher cost of Priority Mail International and a trip to the PO, request invoice. Instructions: Take a page and repeatedly bend at the major perforations and then separate into three traps. Then fold each individual trap on the minor perforations, carefully peel off the backing strip and fold the flap over the long side and it is ready for use. Key words: spray, insecticide, bait, fly paper, cockroach, millipede, raid, aerosol, M187, glue board, monitor, sticky, victor

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