GRTRE Carpenter Bee Traps Outside — Brain's Bee Butter, 1 Pack Sticky Trap

Protect Your Wood with Targeted, Odor-Free Brain's Bee Butter

GRTRE Brain's Bee Butter is a purpose-built solution designed for outdoor use, with versatility for nearby indoor wood areas. The formula is non-staining and odor-free, so you can treat wooden structures like decks, porches, and eaves without leaving marks or strong scents. This 1-pack sticky trap setup combines a targeted butter treatment with an easy-to-use trap to help address carpenter bee activity around wooden surfaces.

What it targets

• Bee Butter works against carpenter bees, wasps, ants, and wood ants.
• Designed for outdoor use around wooden structures; it may be suitable for adjacent indoor wood as well.
• Directly treats active nesting sites to help reduce re-entry in treated holes.

How to apply

Squeeze Brain's Bee Butter directly into the active nesting holes in the wood. Do not apply it to the holes on the trap itself, and bees will fall down. If carpenter bee holes appear in your home, apply the butter inside the hole to discourage return for the coming year.

Longevity and expectations

• The effect can last more than one year, with fewer chances of re-entry in the treated holes.
• Individual results may vary depending on weather, wood type, and bee activity.

Non-staining, scent-free formula

• Leaves no odor or color behind, making it suitable for use indoors or outdoors.
• Ideal for wood surfaces near living spaces without altering the room feel or appearance.

With this 1-pack solution, homeowners and managers can pursue a practical, targeted approach to protecting wooden structures while keeping spaces comfortable and visually unaffected. The combination of direct hole treatment and a long-lasting effect offers a straightforward way to address carpenter bee activity without relying on harsh scents or heavy staining.

Note: This information reflects product features and usage guidance. Results may vary by situation; this copy aims to present practical use cases and potential benefits rather than guarantees.