Harris Roach Glue Traps

Yes. Because the traps rely on a non-toxic adhesive rather than chemical poisons or baits, they are safe to place in areas accessible to children and pets.

These traps are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. However, keep in mind that outdoor placement may reduce the lifespan of the adhesive if the traps are exposed to direct moisture, heavy dust, or extreme weather.

The adhesive is effective against a variety of crawling insects, including spiders and crickets. It is a general-purpose monitoring tool for common household pests.

Place them in dark, undisturbed areas where pests are likely to travel, such as behind appliances, under sinks, inside cabinets, or along baseboards. Avoid placing them in high-traffic areas where they might be stepped on or moved.

You should replace the traps once the adhesive surface is full of insects or covered in dust and debris, as this will prevent them from capturing new pests. If the trap remains clean and empty after a few weeks, it may be time to move it to a new location.