Haierc Multi function Long Handle Critter Catch Spider Trap Spider Insect Catcher HC3205

Color: Green+White
Features: High Quality, Eco-friendly
Control Type: Spiders, Roaches, Scorpions, Flies, Crickets, Stink Bugs, Millipedes, Centipedes, Wasps, Yellow Jackets, Bees, Moths And MoreInsects.
Used For: Outdoor+Indoor

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Product Description

To be honest, everyone finds insects in their homes from time to time. My insect catch tools is the perfect tool to solve this common problem.

Haierc multifunctional long handle small animal trap is your best choice. This innovative tool is a game changer in capturing and releasing insects without harming them.

The soft and gentle bristles of My insect catch tools gently surround small animals, which can catch butterflies, moths, spiders and other insects hygienically and harmlessly, so that they cannot escape. This allows you to quickly and easily capture and release all types of critters, no matter where they are.

How to use:

Step 1. Remove unwanted insects, aim the bristles at the target insects and press the trigger.

Step 2. Place the bristles on the insect you want to catch and release the trigger. The bug should now be caught in the bristles of the spider catcher.

Step 3. Take the spider catcher outside and release the insect through the compression handle, and release after the insect is released.

Our Advantage

1.Catch and release spiders, insects, bed bugs and other small animals in your home, office or classroom.

2.Safe capture: spiders, cockroaches, scorpions, flies, crickets, bugs, centipedes, wasps, yellow jackets, bees, moths and other insects.

3.Protect you and the insects, do not directly contact the insects, and will not cause confusion.

4.Return the bugs to the nature they belong to.

5.Haierc Critter Catch has a long handle that makes it easy to reach high places or hard-to-reach places where insects may be lurking. Its handheld design allows for precise and controlled operation, ensuring you can catch insects safely without getting too close to them.