Tick Sticker Flea, Tick, and Insect Trap - Non-Toxic and Easy to Use - Patent Pending Tick Attractant, Sticky Glue Traps Crawling Insects (Pack of 3)

I just ordered two more sets of three because we have somehow gotten a tick infestation INSIDE our house and it’s terrifying - we’ve had to switch to all white sheets and do tick checks on our beds before we get in at night. We usually find at least 1-2 a week on our bedrooms, and this has been going on over a year, so we were desperate… but I admit I had low expectations for these, based on mixed reviews.I put the three traps where my cat couldn’t walk; under a dresser, a nightstand, and behind a toilet. One month later and we have caught 17 ticks between all three traps. SEVENTEEN. I’m impressed and horrified and back for more.They are VERY sticky though, so be careful where you set them — it will turn into a bad situation if a furry friend gets stuck to it, I suspect you would have to cut the hair to detach them. It needs to go in a spot where kids, roombas and pets can’t fit.

After only three days my “tick sticker” was loaded with ticks. This product works even better than I expected. It’s very simple to use. It is very effective. Safe around my kids and pets. Very reasonably priced. I can’t say enough good about this product. I am definitely recommending “Tick sticker” to my friends and buying more for myself!

you can make it yourself with a toilet paper tube

They’re ok

It really works! At first i thought no it couldn,t but the Tick Trapper proved me wrong.I'm about to put my second order in. It comes in a pack of three with makes it nice you can put them any where you want to. I will be telling my friends!

Placed beside dog lot no ticks were trapped only insects caught were primarily ants.

These are cheap, they're easy to use, and they're not messy or poisonous. On the other hand, we've yet to see one catch a tick, no matter where we put the trap. Ticks aren't smart, but they can be fickle. Are they actually attracted to this product? If they are, I can certainly believe they'd get stuck on it. A loose tick can easily be picked up with a piece of packing tape, and they absolutely cannot pull themselves free, and this trap seems sticky enough.I did catch a live tick and put it near the trap, and it didn't go in, but that's a very small sample size not under natural conditions, so it doesn't prove anything. These traps are very cheap and easy to use, and they give us some piece of mind that if we actually bring a tick into the house, maybe the trap will get it. Worth a shot. If you have cats, put the trap somewhere that they can't get at it, or one of them will be wearing it as a shoe and upset about it.

I have bought and used these traps before and they really work. I live in the mountains of Virginia and ticks are a constant problem. I use these to address the problem around my house and they work!