Why Glue Traps Beat Pesticides for Most Home Pest Problems
Pesticides kill on contact — but they also leave chemical residues, require ventilation, and pose risks to children and pets. Glue traps work differently: no chemicals, no odor, no risk. Just a physical barrier that catches pests where they travel.
What Can Glue Traps Catch?
Sulguy Insect & Pest Glue Traps are designed for a wide range of crawling pests including:
- Cockroaches
- Spiders
- Bedbugs
- Silverfish
- Ants
- Small lizards and other crawling insects
For mice and rats, use Sulguy Foldable Sticky Mouse Traps — heavy-duty boards built to handle larger rodents.
Where to Place Glue Traps
Placement is everything. Pests travel along walls and edges — not through open spaces. Place traps:
- Along baseboards and walls
- Under kitchen appliances and sinks
- Inside cabinets and behind the fridge
- Near entry points like gaps around pipes
- In wardrobes and storage areas for silverfish and bedbugs
How to Use Glue Traps Effectively
Check traps every 3–7 days. A high catch rate tells you where activity is concentrated. As catches decrease, you'll know the population is dropping. Replace traps every 2–4 weeks or when full.
Combine With Other Non-Toxic Methods
For best results, pair glue traps with:
- Sulguy Diatomaceous Earth Powder — kills crawling insects in wall gaps and along baseboards
- Sulguy Peppermint Spray — deters new pests from entering treated areas
Read more: How to Keep Bugs Out Without Chemicals | Why DIY Pest Control Fails
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