Hide & Prank Cricket Glitter Trap

This hidden prank chirps like a cricket until they find it — then glitter-bombs them

Meet the Hide & Prank Cricket Glitter Trap from Joker Greeting — a three-part masterpiece of mischief. First it drives a room slowly mad with a phantom cricket chirp from a spot nobody can find. Then, the moment someone finally tracks it down and peels it off the wall, it glitter-bombs them. And waiting underneath? A printed "Surprise! Now Clean This Up" — the perfect punchline to a prank well played. Stick it somewhere sneaky, walk away, and let the harmless chaos unfold.

How to Use and Setup the Cricket Glitter Trap

Simple 5-Step Prank Setup:

1. Test First — Press the button on the front with the tab intact to sample the cricket chirp.
2. Remove Tab — Pull the side tab to arm the device for prank mode.
3. Hide Strategically — Use the adhesive back to stick it anywhere on a flat, hard surface — under tables, on top of fans, behind monitors, or on windows.
4. Push Button — Push the button firmly. The prank begins, but stays completely silent at first — so you can set up at your own pace, no pressure.
5. Wait for Discovery — The device chirps intermittently every 3–8 minutes until the battery dies (8+ hours) or until someone finds and removes it, triggering the hidden glitter surprise and the printed reveal.

Great For

• The Office — a phantom cricket is the ultimate slow-burn desk prank.
• Getting Even With a Roommate — they'll never find it until they really, really want to.
• A Patient Prankster — this one rewards the long game.

Pro Prank Tips

• The device starts silently after activation, then begins its random chirping.
• The hidden glitter pouch breaks when the device is pulled off the surface.
• The adhesive works best on clean, flat, hard surfaces.
• The large glitter is designed for easy cleanup (you're welcome!).

Note: Recommended for anyone with a sense of humor and access to a vacuum cleaner. Not responsible for temporary trust issues or hours spent searching the walls for a bug that was never there.