GRTRE Carpenter Bee Traps Outside – 2 Pack with Bee Butter

Protect exterior wood with a practical, non-staining solution

GRTRE's Carpenter Bee Traps for Outside arrive as a convenient 2-pack, paired with Bee Butter. This setup is designed to address common wood-dwelling pests and provide a straightforward approach for homeowners who want to reduce nuisance and protect outdoor wood features without heavy tools or harsh chemicals.

Whether you’re dealing with exposed eaves, decks, or cabinetry made from wood, this duo aims to support exterior maintenance efforts by combining a targeted treatment with easy-to-implement traps. The goal is to offer a simple, real-world option that fits busy schedules and varying outdoor environments.

What it helps with

• Bee Butter is designed to deter carpenter bees, wasps, ants, and wood-related ant species from nesting in wood surfaces.
• Directly apply Bee Butter into active nesting holes in the wood; avoid applying it to the holes on the trap itself.
• The formula is non-staining and odor-free, making it suitable for use in outdoor spaces and around indoor areas where clean results matter.
• The protective effect can extend over many months, with potential reduction in re-entry for a year or longer in favorable conditions.

How to use for best results

• Inspect exterior wood to locate active holes or signs of nesting activity before applying Bee Butter.
• Squeeze Bee Butter directly into the active holes you identify, then leave the area undisturbed for the bees to encounter the treated openings.
• Place or install the 2-pack traps in nearby risk zones where carpenter bees are likely to appear, such as door frames, window sills, or under eaves.
• Periodically re-check the treated holes and outer wood areas; reapply as needed if activity returns or after seasonal changes.

Note: While the product is designed to reduce ongoing nesting activity, results may vary by environment, weather, and bee behavior. This description highlights possibilities based on the product design and user experience, without guaranteeing outcomes.