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What Customers Are Saying
The carpenter bee trap appears to be an effective solution for controlling carpenter bee infestations, though its success may depend on proper placement and patience. Many users reported catching multiple bees within days, especially when the trap was placed near existing holes or areas of high bee activity. However, some found the trap ineffective, with bees ignoring it or escaping after being caught. Key factors for success include positioning the trap near known entry points, plugging existing holes, leaving dead bees inside, and being patient as it may take time for the bees to enter the trap. Overall, the majority of reviewers found this to be a useful, chemical-free solution for managing the pests, though a small number felt it was ineffective.
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Would RecommendThis is a replacement for the one I had that blew off in a storm. It’s an excellent product that works!
Latest purchase
Searched everywhere for this. Finally found it and immediately bought it! Well worth the trip.
Works great
Have caught plenty of carpenter bees with this
Good product and reasonably priced
Would RecommendIt has helped reduce the amount of wood borer bees attacking my Shed and wood lawn furniture
Yikes
Would RecommendIt really works trapping the Carpenter Bees
Great and simple
Would RecommendVery effective, bees went right in first day
It's the bees knees
Would RecommendGreat product would buy again
Great value and it works.
Would RecommendBrought it home and set it on the porch railing, figured I would hang it on the wall later. Next morning a Carpenter Bee was in the trap, so I left it where it was but tied it to the railing so it wouldn't fall off or be blown off from the wind. Next day another Carpenter Bee. All total three Carpenter Bees to date, and no more flying around bothering us while we enjoy porch sitting. Highly recommend.
Easy install and instructions for best performance
We have a log home and the bees are destroying the sunny side of the house. After applying DemonXP we mounted 2 of these at each end of the house under the eaves. The bees weren’t happy with the poisoned surface and immediately were attracted to the trap.