A Proven Solution Against Slug Infestations
The SWISSINNO Slug Trap has been developed for long-term outdoor use and continuously refined to deliver reliable performance. It offers a simple and cost-effective method to reduce slug populations in gardens of all sizes.
In cases of heavy slug infestation, using multiple traps allows larger garden areas to be systematically protected and vulnerable plants to be safeguarded more effectively.
Whether for private home gardens or professional use, the slug trap enables efficient slug control without contaminating soil, plants or the surrounding environment.
Less plant damage. Healthier crops. Greater enjoyment of your garden.
How to use Slug Trap
1. Use beer as slug attractant.

2. Poor beer to the fill line.

3. Place traps around the edges of gardens. Bury traps deep enough so that the bottom of the entrance hole is even with the top of the soil.
Clean and replace bait when full or at least every 3 - 4 weeks (sooner in hot summer temperatures). Use more traps for better results.

1. Use beer as slug attractant.
2. Poor beer to the fill line.
3. Place traps around the edges of gardens. Bury traps deep enough so that the bottom of the entrance hole is even with the top of the soil.
Clean and replace bait when full or at least every 3 - 4 weeks (sooner in hot summer temperatures). Use more traps for better results.



How does the slug trap work?
The slug trap is filled with beer, whose scent attracts slugs. The slugs follow the smell and enter the trap. This allows you to effectively reduce slug populations in your garden without using poison.
Where can I use the slug trap?
Anywhere in the garden where slugs are a problem. If catches are low, try moving traps to new locations.
How do I install the Slug trap?
Bury traps around the edges of the garden. Place traps deep enough that the bottom of the entrance hole is even with the top of the soil. A couple drops of dish soap added to the liquid will help drown the without the use of poison.
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