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Enoz Trap-N-Kill Indoor Flea Trap with Lightbulb and Sticky Capture Pad, Nontoxic, Made in USA

4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars 1,178 ratings
  • PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS BIOCARE: Same great product, renamed as Trap-N-Kill
  • LIGHT BULB AND STICKY PAD DESIGN: Uses a trap design to attract fleas; The fleas are attracted to the light, heat, and infrared rays from the lightbulb, jump onto the trap, fall through the screen, and are captured and killed on the sticky pad
  • EASY-TO-USE: Reusable flea exterminator appliance plugs into wall outlet; Trap works 24 hours a day and sticky pads last up to 3 months; Easily replace the sticky pad when full
  • ENOZ PRODUCTS: Try other Enoz products for pest control for carpet beetles, clothes moths, cockroaches, fleas, ants, spiders, wasps, and more
  • WILLERT BRAND: Enoz is a Willert brand; From insect pest control to toilet bowl cleaner, Willert offers cleaning supplies for a cleaner home

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Enoz Trap-N-Kill Indoor Flea Trap with Lightbulb and Sticky Capture Pad, Nontoxic, Made in USA

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Product Description

The BioCare Flea Trap (Model S102) helps you control even the worst flea infestations without the need for toxic chemicals or pesticides. This permanent indoor appliance includes a nightlight-style lightbulb that produces light and simulates body heat to attract fleas from up to 25 feet away. It also comes with a disposable sticky capture pad that you can replace with BioCare Replacement Flea Trap Capture Pads (Model S1103) after three months or sooner if full.

Designed to be left on continually, the durable flea trap with light is made from fireproof plastic and features a double-duty cord. It is CSA and UL approved. Safe and effective, the BioCare Flea Trap works within two to three days and catches four to six times more fleas than older-style flea traps. Made in the USA.

From the Manufacturer

Control even the worst flea infestations in homes. Our Flea Trap is a safe and simple permanent appliance that uses heat and light to draw fleas from up to 25 feet away. Fleas attracted to the trap fall through the grid and meet a sticky demise on the replaceable capture pad. Trap catches 4 to 6 times more fleas than older style traps. Adult fleas are killed by the thousands on the replaceable capture pad. Works year round without poisons, expensive pills or visits to the vet. Capture pads last for 3 months or until filled with up to 10,000 fleas. Made in USA from unbreakable plastic. CSA listed, meets and exceeds UL rating. Patented

Customer reviews

4 out of 5 stars
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1,178 global ratings

Customers say

Customers like how easy it is to use the product. They say it is simple and convenient. They are also happy with the safety. However, some customers feel the value is not worth the money spent on it. They also differ on performance, quality, light, sturdiness, and stickiness.

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24 customers mention22 positive2 negative

Customers find the product easy to use. They say it's simple, inexpensive, and easy to set up. They also say the idea behind the product is simple, which is why it works.

"...quickly as chemicals, it does work "silently", continuously, and "unobtrusively" (depending on where you put it)...." Read more

"...They work(!), plus they are simple, less unattractive, make a good nightlight, and your cats may even like them...." Read more

"...That one is getting fleas left and right as well. The trap is very easy to set up and has a nice grilled covering so as to prevent larger insects..." Read more

"Its easy to use and works pretty good. It won’t eradicate them but definitely kills some." Read more

13 customers mention13 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the safety of the product. They mention that it is easy to use, non-toxic, and safe around pets and grandchildren. Some say that it works well and is chemical free.

"...I also think the grid makes it the safest for pets." Read more

"...A flea trap that's just as good with similar function can be easily, safely, and cheaply made with common household items and a nightlight or other..." Read more

"...By the way, these are really safe. No chemicals and the light really doesn't get hot even though it's on 24/7. Safe for kids and pets...." Read more

"...It's a great tool to have for not only fleas, but overall chemical free pest control (for the little bugs, unless you leave the cover off.)..." Read more

157 customers mention92 positive65 negative

Customers are mixed about the performance of the flea trap. Some mention it works well, while others say it doesn't work well.

"...while it doesn't work as quickly as chemicals, it does work "silently", continuously, and "unobtrusively" (depending on where you put it)...." Read more

"...that you can eradicate a flea population with this device is inherently flawed...." Read more

"...Here are my results.1 - Both traps work - they both catch fleas...." Read more

"...Both worked extremely well in my opinion. Each caught more than 40 fleas throughout the week. Now for the pros and cons for the Springstar...." Read more

153 customers mention103 positive50 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the outdoor living product. Some mention that it catches fleas, while others say that it persisted and it takes a few weeks to catch flea that have hopped off.

"...papers (maybe once or twice a year), it really is a great addition to the anti-flea arsenal. I also think the grid makes it the safest for pets." Read more

"...No fleas jumped in it and I put it right beside my cat’s bedding...." Read more

"...traps are probably the only light in an otherwise dark room, they attract moths as well...." Read more

"...3. It It catches fleas. 4. Made in the USA. Cons 1. Cheap plastic..." Read more

28 customers mention17 positive11 negative

Customers are mixed about the light. Some mention it's a great little light, and makes a good nightlight. However, others say that the light is annoying and attracts bugs. The bulb was dim and gave off a bit less waste light.

"...Trap - $19.46 – Decent. Pros – Smaller and more discreet, give off less light, no accidental stickage Cons – doesn’t catch everything..." Read more

"...6 - Both units throw quite a bit of light, so if you are the type of person who needs to sleep in a really dark room, you may have trouble in this..." Read more

"...They work(!), plus they are simple, less unattractive, make a good nightlight, and your cats may even like them...." Read more

"...The fleas are attracted to the light and I have watched them jump on the sticky pad...." Read more

19 customers mention10 positive9 negative

Customers are mixed about the sturdiness of the outdoor living product. Some mention it's a good sturdy product that works great, while others say it'll break shortly after buying it. The sheets will last a long time and make sure to replace them. However, some customers say the product is cheaply made and will break shortly.

"...The sheets will last a long time (a couple of months) and make sure to replace them when they look like "pepper paper"..." Read more

"...No, a rubber band doesn't scream quality, but at least 1) it works; and 2) it's easier to replace than custom parts...." Read more

"...2 - The Springstar is built better; it is made of heavier plastic and is more solid...." Read more

"...4. Made in the USA. Cons 1. Cheap plastic (If you step on it, it will crack. 2. Plastic screen over glue trap falls off easily...." Read more

17 customers mention6 positive11 negative

Customers are mixed about the stickiness of the outdoor living product. Some mention that it gives off less light, has no accidental stickage, and comes with an extra sticky to trap those suckers. They like the cost of the product and the infrequent need to change sticky papers. However, some customers say that three arrived without the sticky pad.

"...WARNING: the sticky pads are REALLY STICKY!..." Read more

"...caught per week, the low cost of the product and the infrequent need to change sticky papers (maybe once or twice a year), it really is a great..." Read more

"...Since the sticky pad on the Victor is unprotected, moths can get to it and get stuck - and then the sticky pad space they occupy is no longer..." Read more

"...And product only came with one sticky pad. I would have gladly paid $1-2 more for additional pads to be included with the flea trap...." Read more

48 customers mention14 positive34 negative

Customers are dissatisfied with the value of the product. They mention that it's not worth the money, the replacements can get expensive after a while, and the price is not inviting. Some say that the product is a joke and that you have to keep buying the tacky refill sheets to use under the lamp.

"...give this flea trap five stars is because you have to keep buying the tacky refill sheets to use under the lamp...." Read more

"Design works well for a flea infestation, but the replacement sticky pads are pricey.The flea trap comes with only one sticky pad...." Read more

"...But for the number of fleas caught per week, the low cost of the product and the infrequent need to change sticky papers (maybe once or twice a year)..." Read more

"...Despite its high price for what it eventually turned out to be and the high cost of the shipping & other additional tax, I thought to give it a try...." Read more

I was skeptical..but it works!
4 Stars
I was skeptical..but it works!
My husband bought this product to try and help with the flea problem around our house. I was really skeptical of this product because my husband had bought a product similar to this a few years ago that did not work.That product was shaped like a dome, and this product isn't, so I think that may have helped this product work better. Needless to say, he bought this product on a Friday and by Sunday this is what the tray looked like when I took the grid top off( picture attached). I am a believer now! The only reason I don't give this flea trap five stars is because you have to keep buying the tacky refill sheets to use under the lamp. If you have a huge flea problem buying sticky refill sheets can add up.
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Pamela
5.0 out of 5 stars Great addition to the anti-flea arsenal
Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2011
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I use several methods to keep the fleas at bay, and this is just one of them. What I like about this product as opposed to others on the market is the plastic grid over the sticky paper. The product comes with a rubber band to secure the grid to the trap after placing the sticky paper inside. No, a rubber band doesn't scream quality, but at least 1) it works; and 2) it's easier to replace than custom parts. The major con to the grid is that fleas must fall through the holes in order to get trapped. But for me, the grid is essential. See, the trap is warm. And my cats love to sleep on warm things. In fact, one of my cats spends half her day on top of the trap. This is a good thing, since the trap needs to be placed near where your pets frequent so the fleas jump off the pet and onto the trap. But sticky paper + long-haired kitty don't mix, and I'm thankful that when she leaves the trap the fleas are the only thing that get stuck. [As a side note: the trap is warm but not hot, so no need to worry about pets/people getting burnt].

I would definitely recommend this flea trap to anyone with a flea problem or who dislikes small bugs (it'll catch those, too!) As other reviewers have mentioned, it definitely needs to be used in conjunction with other flea control methods - fleas are extremely difficult to deal with. But for the number of fleas caught per week, the low cost of the product and the infrequent need to change sticky papers (maybe once or twice a year), it really is a great addition to the anti-flea arsenal. I also think the grid makes it the safest for pets.
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Ken Simmons
5.0 out of 5 stars Fleas - BE GONE!
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2012
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This product WORKS AS ADVERTISED and WORKS VERY WELL! Fleas are attracted to the light, jump to the trap, land on the sticky paper, and are "imprisoned" where they die.

Make sure you put the trap ON THE FLOOR where you know the fleas "hang out" (next to/behind sofas/chairs, under human beds, near pet bedding, anywhere the pet "frequents" in the house, etc.) and, depending on the infestation, you'll see fleas jumping on the sticky pad within MINUTES after plugging it in! It's wise to have one trap per room, especially if you have any kind of carpeting, and put multiple traps in large rooms. DO NOT place the traps where they can get damp or wet and DO NOT let children play with, or otherwise "get hold of", them!

Make sure you purchase a few boxes of the refill sheets (Springstar S103 Capture pads - 3-pack) if you have a severe flea infestation. The sheets will last a long time (a couple of months) and make sure to replace them when they look like "pepper paper" (i.e., thousands of caught fleas!). WARNING: the sticky pads are REALLY STICKY! make sure you don't drop them "glue side down" on the floor or they'll pick-up whatever is on the floor (if it doesn't STICK to the floor first!).

The bulbs are standard "C7" incandescents (the "clear" type works the best). DO NOT USE "LED" LAMPS AS REPLACEMENTS AS THEY ** WILL NOT ** ATTRACT FLEAS (it's the HEAT of the incandescent lamp that attracts them and "LED" lamps put out ZERO heat!)!

As a "by product", the trap makes a very nice "night light". You can leave it on 24/7/365 as there's zero chance of anything "burning up". Over time, the plastic "dome" over the lamp will discolor, but it does not affect the performance of the trap.

Summary: If you're leery of dispensing chemical flea-killers (i.e., "flea bombs"), this is the product for you! while it doesn't work as quickly as chemicals, it does work "silently", continuously, and "unobtrusively" (depending on where you put it). DO NOT neglect regular VACUUMING of floors and carpets (especially SIDEBOARDS AND MOLDING) and use of flea-killing products on your pets (i.e., Advantage) during the "flea season". Long-term use of this product, in concert with regular cleaning and use of anti-flea pet products, WILL result in a virtually flea-free home!
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Vernon A. Miller
4.0 out of 5 stars Springstar S102 vs Victor M230
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2013
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I wasn't sure whether this trap (the Springstar S102) or the competing Victor M230 would work better...so I bought two of each to give them a try. Here are my results.

1 - Both traps work - they both catch fleas. Since they are all in different places in my house and it's not a controlled test environment, I can't say if one is clearly better than the other. But I am getting good results with both and I'm keeping them both :-)

2 - The Springstar is built better; it is made of heavier plastic and is more solid. From a design point of view, it is also the more attractive unit.

3 - The sticky pad on the Victor is easily accessible to kids or pets - all they have to do is reach in and touch it. The sticky pad on the Springstar is under a plastic grate that protects it from curious fingers or paws (the fleas fall through the small holes in the grate and get stuck on the pad below). That's not a factor for me, our cats leave it alone.

4 - On the other hand, because of the plastic protective grate, it's harder to check the Springstar to see how many fleas you've caught. You need to lift the grate, and the sticky paper usually sticks to the little legs on the bottom of the grate as you lift it off, so you need to gently unstick the paper from the grate and put it back into the trap (it's not hard but you might get a little sticky stuff from the pad on your finger). On the Victor, the pad is clearly visible, so you just look in.

5 - Since at night these traps are probably the only light in an otherwise dark room, they attract moths as well. Since the sticky pad on the Victor is unprotected, moths can get to it and get stuck - and then the sticky pad space they occupy is no longer available to trap fleas. (We caught about four moths this way.) The plastic grate over the Springstar pad prevents it from trapping anything much larger than a flea. Again, not an issue unless you have these in a room that's open to the outside (or you have moths as pets that you let free in the house :-).

6 - Both units throw quite a bit of light, so if you are the type of person who needs to sleep in a really dark room, you may have trouble in this regard with either one. The Springstar has a plastic hood over the light bulb, and the bulb is a smaller wattage, so it gives off a bit less waste light, and the light it gives off is more of an amber color. The waste light from the Victor is brighter and whiter. We are using the Springstar traps in the bedrooms and the Victors in other places.

7 - The Victor sticky pad is larger and so has more trapping area. It also has a higher-wattage bulb so it throws more light and heat. IN THEORY, this COULD make the Victor more effective overall, but like I already said I am getting good results with both brands.

8 - The bulbs are standard clear C7-style bulbs like you'd find in an old (non-LED) nightlight, so you should be able to get them easily. Those bulbs are commonly available in two wattages, 4 watts and 7 watts; the Springstar directions recommend using a bulb of "less than 5 watts" and the Victor trap recommends using the 7-watt bulb.

In either case, you really need to leave these on 24x7, and don't move them around, for them to be effective. They catch a lot more at night, when the house is dark and cool, than during the day.
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