ASPECTEK Bed Bug Interceptors Pack of 8 – Bed Bug Trap for Bed & Furniture Legs, Passive Bed Bug Monitor, Reusable Non-Chemical Insect Trap (White)

Did what it’s supposed to do - prevented bed bugs from getting on the bed. Found several dead in the “valley” between the two walls. I sprayed the walls with bed bug powder first and once the bugs entered they couldn’t climb back out and were poisoned by the bed bug powder (sold separately)

Knowing you've got or had bedbugs is something that can drive you insane, constantly on the look out for the signs of more..... Well thank goodness for these!!!! I have these on each bed leg, my sofa legs & table legs & they DO work!!!!! A year after ridding my home of the blasted things I still keep these in place as I know that the bugs will be trapped & are the only way of knowing that they've gone or not!!! These gave me so much peace of mind, they are plastic disks with a slight ledge on the outside for the bugs to climb into them, they then fall in-between the protected area of the base & the outside wall, once in the gap they have no where to go& can't reach the bed or furniture the disk is protecting. I fill mine with a special food grade earth specially for bedbug illimination & am completely bug free!!!!! Great, no fantastic design...........A MUST HAVE FOR RIDDING YOUR HOME OF BEDBUGS!!!!!!!

I was mortified to find these critters sharing my bed so I bought these along with other things to help me get things under control. I did my research, bed bug removal is not straight forward or quick. Although early days for me these are intended as an indicator to a bed bug problem and not a cure. The bugs crawl in and can't get out. All I know is I have slept better since these were fitted and that has to be a good thing. Im still checking them twice a day at the moment due to my own paranoia and I will be following up on weekly steam and spray treatments to the bed base, floor and walls.

Had bed bugs about 2 weeks ago. Did some research and decided to go to war on them. I don`t appreciate being the blood bag for parasites that wait for me to go to bed before attacking like cowards. It was a hard 4 days work of Total WAR- of eradication and purification. I destroyed several points here and there about my bed and on my nearby bookshelf. I didn`t stop there, I went every where else. They appear gone. I`m a little paranoid about bugs now, but hopefully that will wear off over time. Evil Bed bugs appear gone. But I still wasn`t happy. How do I know if they`re really gone? How can I prevent them getting back on my bed? So I bought the Bed Bug Trap, Insect Interceptor. I got these cos they have 8 and my bed has 6 legs which meant I had enough. I placed them in position. Went to bed nervously. (You can`t sleep easy in the beginning once you have bed bugs even if you think you wiped them out). Checked in the morning. Nothing? Really? Did this thing even work? Checked my bed. Nothing, anywhere. Gave the place a checkover spray around and dust around again. best I can do. Next night. Nothing in the Bed Bug Trap, Insect Interceptor. It`s been 6 days now. Nothing in the Interceptor. Not a spot. Nothing in any of them. Nothing in bed, or anywhere else. Did I set up the Interceptor right? Pretty sure I have. Does this mean I eradicated the bugs? Really? Was it that easy? I was expecting a battle of ginormous proportions from all the research and people`s accounts! I`m going to give it a month before I give this a proper rating, so for now, 3 Stars. I don`t totally trust these bugs are all gone yet or if this Interceptor even worked.

Have trapped many a little critter in these. An indispensable part of getting rid of these critters (we have now been bug free for almost 2 months with not a sign of a bite or a bug in my house or my neighbours!!) I put a sprinkling of diatomaceous earth in the bottom of them which kills them whilst they are trapped in there or if any of them escape (like if I dropped some fabric on the traps and they were able to climb out) then they will die within 48 hours due to contact with diatomaceous earth. Good buy. Would not work well with a very heavy bed with very narrow feet as it would break through the plastic.

Bed bugs are terrible and really hard to get rid of. I tried several things to get rid of them including bed bug sprays, washing my sheets, bagging up and cleaning everything, steaming, hoovering. All of which did help a little but didnt stop them. There is nothing more annoying than having cleaned and sprayed your bedroom to find you've been bitten the next day. How did i get rid of them? I threw out my bed after discovering they were in the headboard and got a new one. I installed the inteceptors underneath the bed legs and filled them with baby powder. Over the next few weeks i caught several bed bugs and havent been bitten since. I still have the interceptors under the legs a few months later as a precaution.

They didn't catch one bedbug! I don't see how these work, they are just open plastic trays that you put on the leg of each bed. It would be equally useful to put tupperware containers at each foot of the bed. Total waste of money.

These are brilliant. Had a bed bug problem and had to take numerous steps to stop them from feasting on me. Wooden bed exchanged for a metal frame. Special mattress and pillow protectors. Pesticide treatments. But these traps really help monitor and control an ongoing issue (these bugs are really hard to get rid of). If you add talcum powder to the traps you’ll increase the traps effectiveness and incapacitate the bugs so you can monitor and control (I would assume they can’t breed when they are talc covered). I almost removed the traps from the feet of my bed after a year of peace only to discover bugs trapped in them when i went take them off. So glad I didn’t jump the gun. Can’t recommend them highly enough if you ever suffer these creatures.