


POWERFUL ADHESIVE
Our heavy-duty brown recluse spider glue traps are made with high-strength adhesive to help secure pests in place. These glue traps are designed with scent-infused material to help draw mice, rodents and crawling insects toward the trap.

VERSATILE PLACEMENT
Place these glue traps in multiple shapes around your home for better coverage against invading spiders and pests. They can be placed flat along baseboards and walls, folded into a “U” shape, or formed into a tunnel design for use in hard-to-reach areas.

Place in active areas
Place along baseboards, around pipes, and on floors where rodent activity has been noticed.

Avoid placing in corners
- Place along pathways such as baseboards. Do not place in corners. Check traps daily or when sounds are noticed.

The more the merrier
Rodents may explore their surroundings. Placing several traps in different locations may help improve monitoring results.

Plan ahead
Leave the trap with the release paper in the area for a day or two before removing it. This may help rodents feel more comfortable in the space.

IPM Record Keeper
Use this convenient table on the back of the board to stay organized and assist with managing your pest concerns.

Weekly Tracking
Use each column to represent one week. Mark the trap placement date, check the trap regularly, and update information weekly.

Pest Identification
Stay organized and keep track of what you are catching. This helps you recognize pest activity and identify the types of pests present.

Pest Activity Mapping
This tool helps you understand where pests may be entering your home, so you can focus on those areas for better management.


POWERFUL ADHESIVE
Our heavy-duty brown recluse spider glue traps are made with high-strength adhesive to help secure pests in place. These glue traps are designed with scent-infused material to help draw mice, rodents and crawling insects toward the trap.

VERSATILE PLACEMENT
Place these glue traps in multiple shapes around your home for better coverage against invading spiders and pests. They can be placed flat along baseboards and walls, folded into a “U” shape, or formed into a tunnel design for use in hard-to-reach areas.

Place in active areas
Place along baseboards, around pipes, and on floors where rodent activity has been noticed.

Avoid placing in corners
- Place along pathways such as baseboards. Do not place in corners. Check traps daily or when sounds are noticed.

The more the merrier
Rodents may explore their surroundings. Placing several traps in different locations may help improve monitoring results.

Plan ahead
Leave the trap with the release paper in the area for a day or two before removing it. This may help rodents feel more comfortable in the space.

IPM Record Keeper
Use this convenient table on the back of the board to stay organized and assist with managing your pest concerns.

Weekly Tracking
Use each column to represent one week. Mark the trap placement date, check the trap regularly, and update information weekly.

Pest Identification
Stay organized and keep track of what you are catching. This helps you recognize pest activity and identify the types of pests present.

Pest Activity Mapping
This tool helps you understand where pests may be entering your home, so you can focus on those areas for better management.














