BOOK LICE, CARPET BEETLE LARVAE, PSOCID, SILVERFISH, SPRINGTAIL GLUE TRAP

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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:   Clear rigid plastic square measuring 4.25″ wide by 3.25″ long and less than 1/2″ tall. These traps work on silverfish, booklice, springtails, psocids and carpet beetle larvae.

Each trap features clear glue which is moist. This moisture will attract common pests who enter and get stuck. Once in the trap, their decomposing bodies will lure more.

This short video (less than 60 seconds long) shows why this trap is so good.

YouTube video

Place traps on bookshelves, in pantries, closets, along baseboards and basically anywhere target pests have been seen.

WHERE TO USE IT:   Safe for use throughout the home in bedrooms, closets, pantries, under furniture cushions, around rugs suspected of having active insects and under beds.

HOW TO USE IT: Simply place the trap out as is alongside baseboards, on countertops, on windowsills and basically anywhere insect activity is seen.

RATE OF APPLICATION:   3-4 traps per room with activity. Out in open areas, each trap will effectively attract pests from up to 10 feet (5 feet in each direction). In a pantry or cabinet, this range will be limited due to the other smells so use more when making hidden or sealed placements.

The glue will remain active for up to 6 months but traps should be replaced every 3 months when pests are active. Be sure to replace filled traps sooner.

$6.00   (712494)(4 – 9 Traps 5.00 ea)(10+ Traps $4.50 ea)(FREE STANDARD SHIPPING)
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Comments on BOOK LICE, CARPET BEETLE LARVAE, PSOCID, SILVERFISH, SPRINGTAIL GLUE TRAP Leave a Comment

September 9, 2021

Rob @ 11:16 am #

 

These Traps Actually Work! Springtails have been really bad this year for some reason. Have never seen anything like it. Was having trouble controlling them so bought these traps as part of a recommended process to reduce their numbers. I was skeptical these would work but have to say that they really do work and trapped a large number of springtails that otherwise would be crawling around. I’ve purchased these twice now and if the problem is bad again next year will get more earlier in the spring. Think these work well in conjunction with other outdoor and indoor control methods like spraying, granules and dusting.

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