NineGuard Catcher Trap – Flying Insect Trap for Flies | Lebanon

The Catcher Trap is a chemical-free insect trap designed to capture flying insects such as flies and other pests, for both indoor and outdoor use.
• It uses a visual lure (not messy bait) to attract flies and other flying insects.
• The product is described as safe for children and pets, with no added chemicals.
• It’s suitable for placement in kitchens, patios, yards or elevated positions where flying insect activity is high.
In summary, the Catcher Trap offers a safe, discreet method to reduce flying insect annoyance without chemicals.

For best results with the Catcher Trap:
• Place it near light sources or elevated areas where flying insects typically gather. The product instructions state: “Place the CATCHER TRAP near sources of light or any infested places at heights.”
• Try multiple traps at different heights and positions to determine the most effective placements for your space.
• Because it works for indoor and outdoor use, you may use one in the kitchen, one on the patio, or near a door where insects enter.
By strategic placement you’ll increase the chances of capturing flying pests and reducing their nuisance.

Yes — The Catcher Trap is marketed as a safe solution for homes with children and pets. Key points:
• The product description states “Safe for children, safe for pets, no added chemicals, for indoor & outdoor use.”
• Because there are no chemical attractants or toxins, the risk of poisoning or chemical exposure is greatly reduced compared to traditional insect traps.
However, as with any device, ensure the trap is placed out of reach of very young children/pets to avoid interference with the trap and maintain its effectiveness and safety.

Here are the main specifications and features listed for the Catcher Trap:
• Size / Dimensions: 24.5 × 32 cm.
• Expiry: 12 months indoor use, 6 months outdoor use.
• Usage: Indoor and outdoor placement, chemical-free design, visual lure.
These details help you evaluate whether the trap’s size fits your space and how long you can expect the device to remain effective before replacement is advisable.

To keep the Catcher Trap working effectively:
• Check the trap periodically (for example weekly) to see how many insects have been caught and whether the unit is still positioned correctly.
• If the trap appears full, dirty, or less effective (still many flies around), replace it or reposition it. Given the expiry data (12 months indoor / 6 months outdoor) one should plan for replacement accordingly.
• Because outdoor placement may expose it to the elements (rain, wind, dust), outdoor traps might lose efficiency faster — so more frequent checks and replacement may be required outdoors.
By monitoring the trap’s condition and replacing as needed you ensure the device continues to perform well.