Harris Cricket Glue Traps

Yes. Because these traps are non-toxic and chemical-free, they do not pose the same risks as traditional pesticides. However, they are extremely sticky, so it is best to place them in areas that are inaccessible to curious pets or small children to avoid accidental contact.

Crickets prefer dark, secluded areas. Place the traps along baseboards, in corners, or under appliances like refrigerators and stoves where crickets are most likely to hide and travel.

No, these are designed specifically for indoor use. Exposure to moisture, humidity, or direct sunlight outdoors will quickly degrade the adhesive and render the trap ineffective.

You should check the traps regularly. If the surface becomes covered with dust, debris, or captured pests, the adhesive will lose its grip and the trap should be replaced to maintain effectiveness.

Yes. While they are designed for crickets, the adhesive surface will capture other crawling insects like spiders, roaches, or silverfish that happen to walk across them.