This kit is cheap enough that you don't need to scrape the bugs off the round spheres and re-apply the Tangle Trap. Just throw the used ones away at the end of the season and start again fresh the next year.(You could pay $15 per sphere and it might be made from a heavier plastic, but then you wouldn't feel good about throwing it away after one use. I once spent an hour dipping the expensive ones in gasoline and scraping the bugs off. Not going there again!) Lures are no longer needed and the spheres still get covered in bugs. The metal holders used to attach the spheres to the tree branches work very well and are easier than threading wire through holes to tie them to branches. Highly recommended.

After looking at all sorts of spheres and balls, I went with this bulk kit. After my initial confusion about how to "attach" the hanging strap to the trap (much easier than I had thought at first) I was delighted with how completely easy they were to set up and hang on the trees. We've had several wind storms since hangling and they are all still in the trees and already covered with bugs of all sorts. And, well, they look really pretty. :-)

Each trap has two attached half spheres (allowing for very compact shipping) which you just fold into the ball shape. The soft metal hanging strap has a double loop circle at one end. The tap of the trap gets sandwiched between the two metal loops, which holds the lightweight trap very well, even in bad weather. The sticky glue stuff is easy to paint on. The trap is hung into the tree by looping the striaight part of the flexible metal strap around a tree branch. No need for tools. Very easy!

Awesome!

easy to put out seem to collect a lot of leaves and other things and some insects. still need to spray for other bugs that aren't attracted to the red balls. still have lots of worms in the small apples. These are not very durable either one maybe two seasons of use will be all I get out of them.

Coddling Moths come in twice per year. The adults arrive early to lay their eggs. If the Tagglefoot sticky traps are put up prior to the Apples starting the adults get stuck on the trap and no eggs are laid. This is the first year we have used them and they worked perfectly! If you have an organic orchard or not these are well worth getting. Many of the supply companies sell them 3 for 19.95. Buying the 25 pack just makes sense. I highly recommend them.
Update on the sticky traps: It's now July 19th, I have 18 apple trees with the traps on them. Every trap has 1 to 12 moths on them but only one apple was attacked. These are well worth the money.

Update December 2021: I have now used these for the past 8 years. They are the #1 best deterrent I use.
We used to loose about 1/2 of our crop. Now we only loose about 10 percent. I love that my Grandkids can just walk through the orchard and pick the fruit and eat it.

Yes there are times when I do spray but some years (like this one) I did not spray even once. All of the apples and pears came out great. The plums did get attacked by raccoons but that is a whole different issue.

If you want the safest, and in my opinion, best pest control, this is it.