Terro T230 Indoor Electric Flea Trap and Killer - Refillable Flea Traps for Inside Your Home

This is very effective for luring little bugs to their doom. When the cat came in with fleas, we put these near where he likes to hang out. One was in the closet, one was under my desk, another under the bed, another in the living room. We also powdered the carpet and applied some stuff to the back of the cat's neck, but didn't use any foggers. The lights and sticky traps were very effective and did not come with obnoxious smells or chemical risks, and we could see how many bugs were caught. Multiple different kinds of critters were caught, generally only at night. Of course, the cat occasionally put a paw or tail in the sticky bit and lost some hair that way, but it didn't take very long before all the fleas were gone. I don't care for the durability of the lights, they didn't last very long and had to buy some replacements. Also had to buy replacement sticky bits to make sure the trap stayed effective. But we're keeping these little doodads in case the cat gets out again.

Unfortunately it works for me. It's gross seeing the fleas it catches, but also nice knowing these will not be on my dog and cat and will not reproduce.I've bought 3 and I'm buying two more. It's kinda pricey, but better piece of mind knowing they are being killed. I sprayed flea spray on the carpet, gave the dog flea medicine and flea bathes, but they still kept being on my dog and cat. I'm trying not to bomb the place and get chemicals on everything. This is getting results.

I think from having it a few days it’s working 💯 I have 2 dogs and 1cat they don’t scratch like they did before I bought this flea trap and recommend to all… it does attract other insects!

This really works. I was skeptical at first - but read the other reviews and decided to purchase it. It's great. I'm going to order one for each room in the house. Thank you!

This flea trap is one of a kind. There is no smell from packaging. You open it up and just snap a few things together and plug it in.The light has a decent output, it's warm lighting.Durability is there. Not thick plastic legs, but they hold up great.Size is about 6"x6"x6", just going off the top of my head. It's able to fit in a lot of places.The traps are decently sticky. Nothing like rat trap sticky, but enough to hold fleas and Flys.The life of the light bulb was not long at all. Maybe a week worth of hours in the bulb and it went out.Altogether, I'd say it was worth it. It caught about a dz fleas in the time we had it running before the bulb burnt out. (We do live in the country and have a lot of stray animals coming and going. Aprox 2 or 3 fleas a day come inside from just walking outside and back in.) But this is a lot more convenient then spraying chemicals, or constantly having to wash everything in hot water to kill the fleas thay make their way inside.(We do not have pets inside, so I can not vouch for how effect it would be from helping with fleas on pets. Such as if the fleas would prefer the light to the animals)

So I had an unexpected infestation of fleas, probably from more than one kind, because I was a month late with the flee medicine for my two dogs and apparently fleas weren't wasting any time. They've filled my property everywhere, under the pillows, beds, walls. It was very unpleasant.The very first thing I thought to get is less invasive and hopefully an easy solution, so I got a 2 pack of these devices. In total, after setting it up it trapped maybe about 4-5 fleas in total, while there were hundreds of small baby fleas that were attacking the ankles and making life very miserable for a few days. So as far as usefulness, if you are sure you have no more than 10 fleas in the house, go for it, lol, but if you know you are dealing with a major problem, get a sprayer, the bigger the better and just spray everything without fail, wash pillows in hot soapy water and cover the whole living area more than once to even put a dent in this infestation. Fleas are survivors and will fight you all the way till the end, so prepare to have them jump on you even after treatments. Because they hide everywhere possible. After spraying about 3 gallons of flea fighting solution, I think I am nearing the end of this problem, but when it comes to estimating the effectiveness of this head/sticky pad device, it won't even adress 1% if you have something like I do going on. Oh, one more thing, fleas don't just approach something that is warm, they are looking for movement, vibration, so just turning on the light doesn't trigger them to approach. Okay, good luck to you!

Not for California residents. Once the light burns out, you can't get a replacement due to CA democrat laws passed.The way this works is from heat generated by the light bulb, fleas don't get attracted to light, rather heat from it. LED bulbs don't produce enough heat for this trap to work. Amazon won't ship incandescent light bulbs to CA address making this product one time use, hopefully it'll last longer then mine.

The trap works great but I am seeing in some customer reviews where they did not raise the top of a trap and the bulb is sitting on the sticky pad. Works best at night as long as you have no other lights on in the room that it's in.