Catchmaster Centipede XL Giant Glue Boards 6-PK, Adhesive Bug Catcher, Cricket, Roach, Scorpion & Spider Traps for Home, Centipede Killer, Insect Glue Traps for House & Garage, Pest Control for Home

Listen, these work really well and have caught the little troublesome centipedes in my basement as well as things I could have done without knowing were in my house. But I thought the picture of the product with big ugly centipedes already on the glue board was just a visual of what it could catch. Nope. They are actually printed on the glue boards. So what you have are very sticky pictures of hideous centipedes on your floor. Why? Are those prints supposed to draw in the actual insects like, "Hey! My people are over there so it must be a great place to hang!"? I still gave it five stars because like I mentioned, they work great, they DO have an accurate depiction of the product, I just thought it was a marketing tactic. And maybe no one else but me would be surprised or bothered by that so, no reason to give a lower rating.

Caught a few centipedes. Had placed these around my basement. Smelled a foul odor...went looking for the source. To my surprise there was a dead mouse stuck to one of the mats. These mats attracted spiders too. We caught a lot. of them...mostly little orange ones.

Why, oh why, do these have pics of centipedes on them? What, to attract their friends? First, the pics are disgusting. Second, you can’t tell if you’ve trapped anything without getting up close and personal with the trap. No one wants to get that close to these things, stuck or not. Please offer these blank. They would be so much better blank.

I had a major centipede infestation in my shower, due to a leaking shower pan. They would come out at night and early morning and be all over the bathroom floor. These traps worked to catch and attract them all, while I get the shower pan fixed.

First of all, why put so many pictures of centipedes on it? It’s super difficult to spot if any have been caught. Also, I hate the look of centipedes so I basically have to hide this in a corner so that it’s not within sight. we placed it there for quite some time where they’re usually are quite a few centipedes, but we didn’t catch any. I’m not sure if centipedes can smell or they are even attracted to anything specific other than insects and humidity, but it didn’t catch anything. i’m not sure if that’s a reflection on the product itself or just environmental factors.

martin StevezzzDt CListed as family, kids, and pet safe. My pet dog accidentally did get into and picked a sticky trap. Now my dog is constantly throwing up, and been to the vet three times. After showing Vet this product said would be the same for any child or pet. According to my vet they dont expect my dog to live. I would just need to tell company remove the safe statements on the product. If my dog diez444z martin StevezzzDt CListed as family, kids, and pet safe. My pet dog accidentally did get into and picked a sticky trap. Now my dog is constantly throwing up, and been to the vet three times. After showing Vet this product said would be the same for any child or pet. According to my vet they dont expect my dog to live. I would just need to tell company remove the safe statements on the product. If my dog dies my vet has said they would find out the exact cause of death then seek an atty.

Great job with the bugs

The Centipede Glue Board does its job. However, I am not a fan of the centipedes printed on the glue board. I do have to put them in an inconspicuous areas because seeing those printed centipedes on the board will startle you.