Packs, 1 Box

Seems to work. I’ve been outting out about 6 every 6 motand it seems to have eliminated the silver fish. We have a 1100 sq foot condo in Florida.

I rarely write reviews, but I knew I needed to help everyone's stress with Silverfish. This is the only product that works for me. I have not seen a single silverfish in 3 months since using these! I thought this would help a little, but never did I expect it to work 100%. Pest sprays didn't really work, plus I didn't feel safe spraying that everywhere since I have a cat. I've then tried Diatomaceous Earth since it's pet safe, but that was way too messy to use, and didn't see much results. These are mess free, and are the easiest to use. Literally just place them on the ground and done. I feel comfortable with them in my bathroom even if I have a cat. Just make sure they are a little out of reach just incase, but overall my cat doesn't seem interested in it at all. They lay flat, so nothing interesting about them for pets to sniff/bite. Stop looking for other solutions for Silverfish,,,this is the only thing you will ever need!!

I have seen a lot less silver fish since placing these around our home. They are fairly small packs that are easy to slip under appliances and various other places to be more discrete. We still have some silver fish that appear but it is more of one a week or every two weeks rather than on a daily basis. We were about to call an exterminator on these annoying bugs and not I don't feel the need to spend that much money with the packs in place. I am extremely pleased with the silverfish packs and would purchase them again and recommend to others. I only did not give it a five because of the random few that still pop up.

This seems to work quite well. I was surprised, and perhaps I overdid it by putting these below every sink, corner and vanity in the bathrooms - but after putting these out I stopped ever seeing silverfish. I had been seeing them every few days since moving in, now rarely. There is now maybe one silverfish every so often. I bought this over six months ago, and it still seems to be working effectively as the silverfish haven't come back in the winter, so it's long lasting. This is also great for the price and easy to use. You just take them out of the box and throw them around. It's easy to temporarily remove them to clean up, mop, etc and throw them back afterward. I'm not quite sure where the dead silverfish go, but I don't mind not seeing their bodies either.

I was desperate when I bought this because I was killing at least 3 of these disgusting things a day. And they weren't just in my bathroom, they were everywhere. They were in my bedroom, the garage around the washer and dryer and even in my bedroom closet. They had even laid eggs all over one of my t-shirts. Needless to say, I was at my wits end. After placing these traps around, I haven't seen one silverfish but there are none in any of my traps. So where did they go? It has been over 2 months since I have seen any silverfish and that is the same amount of time these traps have been out. So did these traps send them packaging? I don't know but I sure hope that is the case.

Moved into a new place that came with a silverfish problem (technically firebrat, the stripey kind). I’d see up to a half dozen at a time in the laundry and bathroom areas morning and night, so gross. Didn’t want to unpack till I got them under control to protect my clothes and books. Borax traps and diatomaceous earth were recommended to me. I didn’t want to have loose powder all over and these have mostly good reviews so I put them around everywhere I’d see the bugs and they worked great - now I almost never see a live one, and occasionally see dead ones next to or up to a foot from the traps. Side note, the landlord recommended I also keep the drains closed when not in use which the internet at large says is unhelpful as they don’t come out of drains, but I only ever see them now, living or dead, if I’ve forgotten to close a drain overnight. I’m also glad these were so inexpensive compared to some other spray pesticides, I’ll definitely always keep them on hand while I live in this place.

I tried Dekko packs about a year ago when I had a substantial silverfish infestation. I tried everything else too (boric acid, diatomaceous earth, cheap dehumidifiers). I even used to get up late at night and hunt them in the dark. The silverfish have no apparent interest in Dekko packs whatsoever. I left them out for a couple months, tucked in obscure dark cervices, out in the open, all over. I still find some I left out sometimes. I've never seen a nibble on a pack and I've never seen a dead silverfish I didn't kill myself (except after the bug spray). My advice after trying everything: * Get some 6-month residual bug spray to spray under the baseboards and generally work into the walls ** I found dozens of silverfish corpses the next day and hopefully more died in the walls * Seal the baseboards with caulk (lock in all the nasty bug spray) * Keep it clean, dry and cool. Leave windows open in the evening * Get a hyrgometer/thermometer combo to measure the temp and humidity in your house to see how you're doing * Squish 'em at night A year later I still see about one per week, but that's a lot better than a dozen per night like it used to be. Please don't waste your money on these packs. They probably cost a penny to make and do nothing. Great scam.

I live in a garden level apartment and with that, of course, comes more bugs than living above ground level. Unfortunately for me, that also meant tons and tons of house centipedes. I have never encountered this many in my life. I tried sticky traps, cedar oil, and clove oil; the sticky traps would fill up, but nothing really helped in the way of population control. I bought two packs of these in mid October and spread them all throughout my apartment. It does take a few weeks, like the package says, to notice a difference but it is well worth the wait. I haven't seen a single one in months. If you wait beyond the 3-4 months to replace them, pests will reappear and these do take a couple of weeks to kick in, so I find it's better to preemptively replace them.