Dekko Juegos de Lepismas

Must in South Florida, really work

If you've been losing your mind over silverfish for a solid year like I was, do yourself a favor and get these Dekko packs.For the longest time, I only ever saw them scuttling around at night, and it drove me completely crazy. I tried everything, I’ve bought so many different products, did a ton of research, and even caulked all around the bathroom. Nothing seemed to really cut it.I finally placed these right behind my toilet, and honestly, it felt like they weren't working at all for a while. It's super frustrating having to wait so long to see results. But stick with itit's been over a month now, and I’m finally seeing way fewer of them, practically none at all. You just have to be patient.Since it's a downstairs bathroom that guests use, you definitely don't want them sitting out in …

Works well

Awful. Bugs actually go away from them. Watched the bugs trapped in the sink running around them and not even going near them. Don't waste your money

I can't find these in my local store. Glad that Amazon stocks these because I've always used this brand. I grew up in a house that had silverfish and I can't stand the thought of ever having to deal with them in my own home. Use more for prevention than anything else because you never know what hitch hikers can accidentally be brought home when shopping at stores these days. However, seems a bit pricey in my opinion for what you get.

I had a terrible silver fish problem in my shed and unfortunately that's where I store a ton of magazines and books. I didn't want to take any chances so I put the Dekko Silverfish Packs under all of my file cabinets & up on top of the shelves. I think I've been able to make a big dent in the infestation. I will quickly open the door and turn on the light but now (after a few weeks) I'm not seeing a silverfish scurrying about.

Hate those little guys. Tiny abominations. Nevertheless, frequently found them in my low budget college apartment. There was a lot of ways for them to get in, and they would stay because of humidity. Placed packs in any areas I saw them or found droppings. As all things do, it takes time to work, but once it kicked in it WORKED. Haven’t seen a live one or any new droppings in months. Those little critters are a nightmare for someone scared of bugs to stumble upon, but thankfully this is an effective solution.

I'm not sure if they even work? But they are simple to put around the house, in drawers, behind books, in boxes, etc. So not a nuisance to have. I think I may be seeing less silverfish since I started using them? I can't say they are completely eradicated, but there does seem to be a decline, so I would say they 75% work.