Build an indoor insect trap from our August, 1971 issue, fully updated for today (just in time for summer)
Posted 05.27.2009 at 3:25 pm
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Our third updated DIY project from the Popular Science digital archives involves luring and then trapping bugs that have managed to find their way inside your house--a truly universal problem. Follow along as we update a circa-1971 trap for today's smarter, more intelligent insects for less than $20.
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