Contains 2 traps:

Catchers: Silverfish, spiders, bench bites, rattlers and cockroaches. Catch them with the pesticide - free insect trap .

The insect trap is a specially designed glue trap with bait. The trap is pesticide-free.

Easy to apply

How to use the trap:

The insect trap is a biological trap with an attractant embedded in the glue on the trap. The crawler trap, which at first impression seems quite simple, has been developed and designed on the basis of many years of experience with catching insects, their biology and general behaviour. The trap is set up where the pests/insects move. This is often in pipe passages, behind or under the sofa, in kitchen cupboards, in the bathroom, etc.

Experience has shown that the more insects that go into the trap, the better the trap attracts. Often you will catch bench-biters and silverfish, then spiders and other small beetles, which, in addition to the lure in the glue, are also lured by the animals already caught in the trap.

Therefore, the trap should only be changed if it no longer has an adhesive effect. The package contains 2 pcs. traps and is ready for use as soon as the protective paper is removed. The traps can be used all year round.

The creeps in our home:

Many of the pests we find in our homes are harmless "guests" who enter through open windows and doors or, when we eg hauling firewood. If you live in an old house with interfloor boards in the floor separation, there are almost always creeps of one kind or another. Spiders, silverfish, bench-biters are often seen together with the various beetles that they live among. These insects are called accidental guests and are often unwanted, not because they harm in any way, but simply because we do not want them. Spiders and especially the big black hunting spiders can make us lift our feet up on the sofa when they come running across the floor. The silverfish are not so visible. They are often only seen when we surprise them in the bathroom when the light is turned on. The damage after silverfish can be a destroyed stamp collection, eaten wallpaper or the like.

There are many thousands of different insects and every year more are added. New insects that we rarely found before, such as cockroaches, are now seen more frequently. Why have these insects appeared? Our eating habits have changed, we buy more and more exotic products – trading across borders has become easier. At the same time, we have started to travel more, and the risk of bringing exotic "guests" home in our luggage is great.

It can take up to 3 to 4 weeks before a result can be seen.