Catchmaster Max-Catch Mouse & Insect Glue Trap 36pk, Mouse Traps Indoor for Home, Sticky Pest Control Adhesive Tray for Catching Bugs, Rats & Rodents, Bulk Classic Glue Boards

I have been using Max Catch roach traps for a while now and they have become one of my favorite tools for keeping roaches under control. I first bought them in the 36 pack but after seeing how well they worked I moved up to the 72 pack. They are a great value for the amount you get and I like having extras on hand.I live in an apartment with small dogs so I have to be careful about what pest control products I use. I do not want to spray chemicals or put down powders that could harm my pets or leave behind residue. These traps make it easy to deal with roaches without worrying about safety. I can tuck them away in places my dogs cannot reach like behind furniture or under appliances. That gives me peace of mind while still making progress against the roaches.They are also really simple to use. There is no mess or cleanup. When I know people are coming over I can just pick them up and throw them away. That makes it easy to keep the apartment looking clean while still using them regularly.As far as how they work I think they do a great job. Once a roach steps on the glue it is not getting away. Most of the time I notice they get caught along the edges of the trap instead of in the middle so the center does not get used as much. I have seen a few in the middle though so it is not a huge deal. The important part is that they do catch them and they hold on tight.I have bought both the peanut butter scented ones and the regular version. I really do not see much difference between the two in terms of how sticky they are or how many roaches they catch. Both work equally well. The glue also lasts a long time. I once forgot a trap for over a month and when I finally noticed it the glue was still strong enough to stick to the bottom of my shoe.

These are kind of creeping me out because I didn’t even know I had this many roaches in my house! I saw a few here and there so I bought these and bait and oh boy! They are extremely sticky, my finger gets stuck to them if I accidentally touch it and they are durable and hold up really well I also like that they are a safe alternative, I have small kids and dogs that could get stuck in them if they stayed flat and couldn’t be made into a box (they can also stay flat if you prefer). They are a decent size but still small enough to fit in tight places. The one with the most bugs was in a small crack behind my refrigerator. I also like that they are super easy to dispose of and clean up!

Living in a rural area, rodent control is a never ending battle. Using a combination of control means works best rather than relying on only one method. The old snap traps combined with carefully placed poison bait stations have worked well but I decided to add these to the arsenal. It's important to place them in tight corners or runways where the mice have to slow down and fully walk across the glue boards. If placed in the open, the mice will scurry across them too quickly to be caught. The unexpected, and happy surprise is the amount of crickets these glue traps capture! Almost completely eliminated that all night chirping! All in all, they work!

They're super sticky and they smell good, like peanut butter. I caught what must have been a family of mice in my shed. Ten mice over four days. Two big mice, eight smaller. A couple escaped the traps after getting stuck, but most did not. That was a few weeks ago. No mice since, but a lot of bugs getting caught all the time.I rarely see a beetle when the lights are on, but these traps have caught a few hundred 1 1/2 inch black beetles, many spiders, and other crawling bugs of various types. Makes me wonder what goes on in my "man cave" when the lights are off and I'm not around.They're not that attractive to look at; a white piece of cardboard that says "MAX-CATCH" lying here and there, but neither Good Housekeeping nor Home Handyman magazines have asked to come and photograph my shed recently, so I can live with it.In the ten months since I bought this 72-pack of traps I've caught about 20 mice and many hundreds of bugs. I just put out another dozen new traps a few minutes ago, and I still have 24 left, so this package of traps will last me about 18-20 months start to finish. The adhesive doesn't dry out and stays just as strong as day one no matter how long I leave them out.Not a bad way to spend money, because these traps do a pretty good job of removing various vermin from your living space.

After struggling with traditional mouse traps (the mouse kept stealing the bait without getting caught!), I decided to try these — and wow, you get a ton of traps for the price! I’ve used 15–20 so far with much better results. They don’t just work for mice either they catch all those pesky garage bugs too. I love that they’re multipurpose, and when folded up, you can just toss them without ever having to touch the mess. Super effective and super convenient!

I have been using these since about 2015 and they work very well -the info says rodents and bugs - I have never caught a mouse or other rodent (I did have to unstick a baby 4 month old Chihuahua puppy from one) I have caught roaches, ants, beetles, silverfish, crickets, flies, spiders, even a grasshopper one time - they work very well - any bug that gets on the glue doesn't get off - it's there permanently - I put them together per the directions and place in cabinets and corners - I peel off the protective paper and place them flat under microwaves, toaster ovens, and any where else that has any type of flat space under it.

They seemed to work at first, but I have had a lot of escapes with nothing left but hair. I think it may be an issue with higher humidity. I purchased them based on price and they seem environmentally friendly compared to their plastic competitors. They work without bait, but a little extra peanut butter works a lot better.