Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

These are excellent pre-baited traps that are highly effective (but there is a better option, explained below). They are very similar to what an exterminator would use who you would pay $60-$80 a month to come service your home. If you know how to operate a pump sprayer, you could get one of those and a bottle of indoor bug control from lowes for about $30 total, plus one box of these for $30 and you can service your own home for 6 months just as good as Orkin or Terminex (excluding things like large rats/termites/bats, etc, those are a little more of a challenge). Something to note about this particular trap: this is a 75M model trap and is relatively small compared to the 72TC model. You can buy a box of 48 quantity 72TC Catchmaster for $21.00, and it is also a Prime Item. These traps (75M) are made to be stand alone unit only. The 72TC is made to be stand alone OR inserted into a 612 Multi-Catch Mouse Trap. Here is the difference between the 2 Catchmaster 75M (The product currently being reviewed) Price: $29.99 for 75 pack Size when folded: 3 inches deep, 3.4 inches wide, 1.2 inches tall Size when flat: 7 inches x 3.5 inches Bait: Same as 72TC Price per unit: $.039 Total surface area of entire package: 1,837.5 sq inches Catchmaster 72TC Price: $21 for 48 pack Size when folded: 5.2 inches deep, 4.4 inches wide, 2.3 inches tall Size when flat: 10.3 inches x 4.4 inches Bait: Same as 75M Price per unit: $0.43 Total surface area of all units: 2,175.4 sq inches Here's the bottom line, this product is smaller than another product that costs less per sq inch and is a larger unit that can hold more bugs/snakes/mice/etc. Same glue, same paper, all the same except one is bigger and cheaper and ,in my opinion the Catchmaster 72TC is a better buy. I hope others find this review helpful, if so please click yes. Don't hesitate to ask any questions.