RentokilWasp Trap 2pk

Easy to use and works very efficiently with some apple juice

Hikes are big enough for them to easily get back out so don't have great expectations from them but they may surprise me, haven't caught anything in 4 days since I put them out

These are tiny. I thought it was some kind of joke product when I opened them up, they are so small. The screw thread holding the two pieces together is badly made and weak, so you may need to tape them. After 3 weeks sitting less than 6ft from an active wasp nest, it has caught exactly zero wasps. I've tried Jam, cider, sugar water and a commercial wasp attractant and still does nothing. By comparison, a 1.5 litre plastic bottle of cola cut to make a trap has caught dozens. So I just don't think this product works.

The actual container was very flimsy but seemed to work the best hanging up. The interesting part was that the wasps seemed to learn how to go in , take a drink and then find their way out. Successful for some though.

Very happy with these. Used them in my fruit bushes as there were hoards of wasps and hornets this year. Caught hundreds and hundreds of them and horse flies using cheap beer in the bottom. Excellent. Not a single bee in there which I was a bit worried about but I guess they are not interested in the sweet smell.

You get, apart from a box with the Rentokil name, four pieces of plastic which screw together to make two traps, plus a couple of metal rings and loops to hang them. The traps need to be primed, unless you do that the traps won't work. The box tells you how to make the attractive soup wasps love, so I had to go to the shop to get that. Since then the traps have been up for three days and our hit rate is a wasp a day. Pathetic. I'm certain this is because I made unattractive wasp soup but sorry Rentokil, I expected better.

These are great and so easy to set up. I added some orange juice, sugar, honey and some fairy liquid. I then placed them outside our shed as we had recently destroyed the wasps nest inside there and they kept coming back. Some days theres a couple caught in there, others theres around 8! It definately makes a difference where you put them, it has to be near where their nest was as i placed it away from there first of all and hardly caught any. I was also worried this would attract and kill bees but they haven’t been near it.

Well ! This is rather funny it never caught one wasp but in stead i put it on the side of the conservatory ledge because i had given up with it and low and behold it caught all the ants !! Haha so actually wasn’t a waste of money after all ! Help sort my ant problem!