Fly Trap, Fly Paper, Fruit Fly Trap,Effective & Portable Fly Traps Outdoor Indoor Use-10 Pack

I ordered this twice, several days apart.Product actually works TOO well. First batch is still sticky but just unsightly and perhaps unhealthy to breathe air with scores of dead and decaying insects.Much healthier than breathing in noxious fumes from ineffective bug sprays though. So I just ordered and replaced every trap.EXCELLENT productTHE most EFFECTIVE thing for flying bug problem....are these types of traps. I've never tried any other brand of these traps but I can personally vouch for the GREEN CATCH version.Use multiple traps in orchard or wherever bugs gather.....If you hate bugs as much as I do...when you get these traps...each time you come in the orchard....blow air on them..newly caught bugs are still squirming and their wings flap from the air.....bugs that are already dead won't move...if the air out of your mouth causes movement that you can see....gives you a great feeling that you're putting a dent in the amount of bugs at your spot.

 "It's been a wet and humid summer and living near water doesn't help with mosquitos, black flies, and little tiny kitchen flies that seem to be making themselves at home. Had been using the fly paper which worked well but needed something for the garage to minimise them coming in every time the door was opened.I still like the fly paper as they aren't nearly as unsightly but these work quite well and are able to handle many more flying annoying insects. The biggest advantages are they are effective, iconomical, easy to use, and best of all NO CHEMICALS which I refuse to use because of my animals.Now I almost dare these little flying annoyances to enter my home-at their own peril!Exciting Update 15 minutes later: We now have 10 flies on the on the fly paper next to the light. Granted it's also next to a window unit air conditioner that seems to entice them as well as the light but these things are grabbing bugs everywhere in the house & in the garage. In my sitting room there are now 10 less flies that are no longer annoying the daylights out of the animals & me.The fly paper in the kitchen took about 2 days before they started catching anything but I can now see lots and lots of tiny fruit flies, horse flies, etc. stuck on and there's still lots of sticky space left."

Very simple to use, and leaves no residue on removal, and fairly economical.Current pest problems, house FLY, birdseed/pantry MOTH, pantry BEETLES. Surprisingly effective on all three:After 48 hours in 2 locations, living room (fly & beetle) and kitchen (moths & beetle):Living room - FLY - 15 BEETLE - 21 MOTH - 1Kitchen - FLY - 0 BEETLE - 44 + 26 (used 2 paper: 1 on kitchen, 1 flat on window sill) - MOTH - 2Trust me, I will mention my success with this product on the beetles when I review products purchased specifically for them, and will also test against products for birdseed moths in the room with the finches.One last note- yesterday I saw a biting horse fly enter the house as someone was leaving, and fly head first into one of these window sill, and gradually get five legs stuck. This morning as I type, I notice it is now stuck to a different brand fly trap.....strong little bug.

I had a drain fly problem in my RV and put one of these on the cover of the fluorescent light in the bathroom (not the window sill) and left the light on all day. I had several hundred flies after a couple of days. Worked very nicely and helped me to eliminate my drain fly problem, which is very difficult to eliminate. I don't know if it would work for regular flies, but it sure works for small flies that are attracted to ligh

"I lOVE these! Every summer we have issues with fruit flies --- and every old wive's trick for trying to catch them (wine in a cup, vinegar in glass with plastic wrap on top) never seem to do the trick. Until these :) It's absolutely disgusting to see how many flies they catch, but it is SO effective.I put them to the top edge of the garbage can lid (the flies congregate there because of the garbage smell). I also create a trap by putting apple cider vinegar in a narrow cup, and sticking on of these on the opening with a few pinholes punched in. Oh my god, does it work. I wasn't aware of how bad the fly problem was until I saw how many were stuck on this thing. It is gross, but it works!!!"

These absolutely work.I have a cabin in the woods and I had a cluster fly infestation this spring and fall.I bought these and put them on windows and kitchen.I was honestly SHOCKED at how many these caught.Like i knew i had a lot of flies in the house but since you never really see the bastards all in one place I really underestimated just HOW many flies there were. Yuck. These caught easily 20+ flies per paper, and i mounted several paper.The cool thing is that it also caught a ton of very tiny fruit fly/drain fly looking things that i didn't even realize i had in the house.Even a couple of wasps, wtf!Stink bugs occasionally trapped themselves too but i noticed some were actually able to land on the trap and escape.Regular flies were no match for the adhesive tho.Anyway, these things are so cheap and simple that i really think every home should just have them year round, there's almost certainly bugs in your house that you weren't aware you had. I recommend putting them where people won't have to be face to face with them,and if they're starting to get pretty full of gross bugs, I'd replace them with new paper before you invite guests over.

My apt is usually plagued with fruit flies pretty much year-round, so these are AMAZING! Caught 27 fruit flies in a week! I even keep my windows closed, so how these make it in is beyond me.But I had 1 house fly that somehow made it into my apt this afternoon that literally walked over these strips in same kitchen window where there is the most light. This damn fly was making me crazy for 2 hours, so I resorted to my usual ""spray & kill with Simple Green"" which disables them immediately.For my needs though, the trap is perfect for the fruit flies which apparently are abundant here in southern California.