An insect capture device that is configured to provide trapping of flying insects by superposing a portion of the present invention on an insect. The insect capture device includes a handle member wherein the handle member has a first portion and a second portion that are telescopically coupled. A head member is secured to the end of the second portion of the handle member. The head member is secured to the handle member with a swivel mount so as to provide movable adjustment thereof. The head member is planar in manner and includes a central portion. The central portion has an outer surface with an adhesive disposed thereon. The central portion has surroundably mounted thereto a circumferential border member. The circumferential border member is thicker than the central portion so as to inhibit the central portion from touching a surface on which the head member has been placed.

Aspects of the disclosure relate to bug swatters. In one example, a bug swatter apparatus is disclosed, which includes a handle and at least one flappable pad coupled to the handle. For this example, a portion of the at least one flappable pad is configured to flap behind the handle when the handle is swung. In another example, a method is disclosed, which includes obtaining at least one mouse pad and creating a repurposed form of the at least one mouse pad. For this example, the creating comprises attaching the at least one mouse pad to a handle. In a further example, yet another bug swatter apparatus is disclosed, which includes a handle and a flat surface coupled to the handle. For this example, the flat surface includes at least one layer of adhesive material.

A pest swatting device that includes: a top sticky surface; a pad tablet of sticky surfaces, where the pad tablet of sticky surfaces includes a plurality of sticky surfaces; and a handle, where the handle extends from the swatting surface. The pest swatting device preferably includes a plurality of holes through the top sticky surface and the plurality of sticky surfaces. Each of the plurality of sticky surfaces are individually adapted for removal after use and the pad tablet of sticky surfaces is adapted for replacement after each sticky surface has been removed.

The present invention relates to a fly swatter device that uses a replaceable double-sided glue trap to catch flies and insects. The fly swatter device features a handle and an integrally-attached swatting head frame. The swatting head frame includes a plurality of strings for accommodating a double-sided glue trap that is used for swatting and/or adhering the flies and insects thereto. The double-sided glue trap can be inserted into the frame through a slot on the frame or by removing the plurality of strings. The device can be waved in the air at a swarm of insects to effectively capture them on the glue trap and the glue trap can be replaced when a multitude of insects and flies are caught on the trap. The fly swatter device includes the combined advantages of a conventional swatter, along with a glue trap to catch the flies and insects.

A device for capturing insects can include a handle and a head fastened to one end of the handle. The head can include a holder intended to contain a pack of adhesive sheets suitable for holding an insect and a frame that matches the holder and has at least one rim intended to cover part of the pack of adhesive sheets. The rim can be configured so as to constitute a predetermined tear-away zone on the pack of adhesive sheets, so that each adhesive sheet from the pack of adhesive sheets can be peeled apart from each other without multiple sheets being removed together. The frame can define a cavity adjacent to one adhesive face of the pack of adhesive sheets so that insects present in the cavity adhere to the adhesive sheet.

The present invention relates to a novel handheld pest control device. The device is designed to eliminate or remove spiders, insects, pests, etc. from a living space. The device has an elongated rod, a base, and a hinge that allows the device to eliminate and remove the unwanted pest from a surface. Users can easily position the base over the unwanted pest, press down to eliminate the pest, and remove the unwanted pest to maintain cleanliness and safety in a living space.

A sheet includes a flexible sheet body-having an adhesive surface, an adhesive layer on the adhesive surface of the sheet body, a net on the adhesive layer, and a release liner covering the adhesive layer including the net. When the adhesive surface of the sheet body comes in contact with a floor or wall, the net reduces direct contact between the adhesive layer and the floor or wall, thus preventing the sheet body capturing an insect pest from firmly adhering to the floor. Also, no adhesive remains on the floor as a stain.

An insect catching tool includes a holder that holds an insect catcher sheet. The holder includes a holding plate to be on a surface of the insect catcher sheet, a grip holding the holding plate, and a clamp that holds the insect catcher sheet. The clamp has a handle including a hook to be hooked. With the grip held with one hand, the insect pest caught on the insect catcher sheet can be easily disposed of into a garbage bin simply by hooking and pressing the hook on the handle against an edge of the garbage bin.

This device for capturing insects comprises: a handle (10), a head (11) fastened to one end of the handle (10).

The head (11) comprises: a holder intended to contain a pack of adhesive sheets (13) suitable for holding an insect, and a frame (14) that matches the holder and has at least one rim (15) intended to cover part of the pack of adhesive sheets.

The rim (15) is configured so as to constitute a predetermined tear-away zone (Z1) on the pack of adhesive sheets (13), so that the adhesive sheets can be peeled apart from each other without multiple sheets being removed together.

The frame (14) defines a cavity (16) adjacent to one adhesive face (17) of the pack of 20 adhesive sheets (13) so that insects present in the cavity (16) adhere to the adhesive sheet.

A pest catcher adapted to catch and contain a pest. The pest catcher includes a bag to contain the pest. The pest catcher includes a head to receive attachment of the bag to the head and manipulate the bag. The pest catcher includes a handle attached to the head, the handle for manipulating the head and the bag. The pest catcher includes a sticky substance with adhesive properties attached to the bag, the sticky substance facing outward from the head that is adapted to contact the pest during the capture phase of the use of the pest catcher.