Review on 🕷️ My Critter Catcher Spider Insect: The Ultimate Solution for Bug Removal! by Alex Foley

this thing. Oh how it changed my life. I live alone in a small apartment in NYC and have had a mysterious increase in American roaches for the past 3 years. I used to find maybe 2-3 a summer. I've seen 20+ since May, I've paid the exterminator, sealed every nook and cranny, but for some reason they really want to come here and die. Maybe I should take it as a compliment? In any case, it seems better to have mostly dead people than live ones. But I'm really not sure. They are so big that I just can't pick them up. Even with the help of a vacuum cleaner (which is still clogged with their large corpses). You terrorize me. I'm really proud of not being afraid of stupid things, but I just can't do this one. Be crazy? Excellent. Snakes? No problem. geckos? Cute! American cockroaches? 😱 Another big problem is half dead. What do you do when you come home after a long day at work, ready to sit on the couch, have dinner and watch Netflix, but there is a half-dead cockroach in front of your TV? If you try to kill him, he will get up and run at you. But it's too big to lift with your little girl hands. Your night is ruined. You don't own an apartment that you pay more than $2,000 a month for. Find another place to eat and relax until the roach is dead enough to try and pick it up the next day. Life. He's great at catching those giant cockroaches. I've only tried it on dead or half-dead people, but I'm fine with that. It's so easy to use that before I put on my contacts this morning I noticed something dead on my kitchen floor. I consciously left my contacts so as not to see the details, grabbed this thing, grabbed a cockroach in one fell swoop and threw it down the toilet. Was it dead or alive, brown, black, winged or not? Thanks to this device, I will never know.