Cockroach traps box

A mix of glue traps, bait powders, and rodent boxes gives broad coverage for indoor pests. Packs include 18-piece and 15-piece glue traps that are non-toxic and simple to place in corners and along walls. There’s also cockroach bait powder available in a 50‑sachet box for long‑lasting roach control, plus a mouse trap option in a small black box design for rodents. This range supports both spot treatment and ongoing protection.

Many glue traps are described as non‑toxic, designed for indoor use around homes and offices. While non‑toxic, you should still place them out of children’s reach and away from pets. The bait powders also aim for safe, efficient roach control, but as with all pest solutions, supervision and thoughtful placement are important in households with curious kids and curious pets.

Place traps in high‑traffic pest areas such as corners under sinks, behind appliances, and along walls where cockroaches or mice are likely to travel. For broader coverage, position traps in kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, and offices. The disposable design of several options makes it easy to replace them as you refresh your pest-control setup.

Glue traps are versatile and catch cockroaches and small rodents as they traverse surfaces. Bait powders specifically target roaches by providing an attractant that kills them over time. For mice, dedicated boxes or traps offer a contained solution, minimizing exposure and making disposal straightforward.

Pack sizes range from 15 to 18 pieces for glue traps and 50 sachets for bait powder, enabling both small‑scale and larger campaigns. Replacement frequency depends on pest activity and trap condition, but disposable design makes swapping in fresh traps simple and quick to maintain continuous protection.

Glue traps are typically disposable, designed for single or short-term use, while bait powders remain usable until the sachets are consumed. This layout supports scalable pest control, allowing you to ramp up coverage in busy areas or scale back after eradication, without committing to costly, permanent solutions.