Bed Bug Interceptor Trap

They work, but they attract dust so they must be cleaned every 2 weeks to remain effective.

I was a bit sceptical at first when I got these. I had an episode of bedbugs which I discovered before it became a real infestation. I did regular deep steam cleaning, and dusted DE along my skirting boards, in cracks, suitcase zips, bed frame etc to get rid of them. Put my mattress in a casing, washed linen on hot cycle, all the things recommended. However I developed a case of PTSD and couldn’t sleep at night. I put these under the bed legs and much to my amazement found a lone bedbug that got trapped in it. That gave me peace of mind that they couldn’t crawl up onto my bed, and I started sleeping at night. I haven’t seen a sign of bedbugs for weeks now, but I still keep these in place just in case.

Worked better than I thought it would

I had a minor bed bug situation and bought these as one of many things I was doing to fix the problem. In the two months I've had them, there's been maybe two bugs caught - but I've found none on my bed so I am confident the traps are working and I just need to spend a bit longer following my steam, hoover and spray regime to be rid of the blighters for good.

Only used with bed post which is not clearly stated on the product description. Useless for us.

Used on holiday, fortunately no bed bugs around or any other creepy crawlies so nothing found in the traps. The size of the cup is large but I still came across a couple of bed legs that would not fit. In principle easy to use however sometimes it is difficult to access head board end legs (especially in hotels where a double bed is 2 beds pushed together). This is not a design fault more a fact of life also some beds can be quite heavy to lift which you need to do to place cups under legs.

Works

Works