40 Pack Fly Strips Sticky Hanging Fly Trap Outdoor Indoor with Pins

We bought some pears and have been battling gnats ever since. The pears are gone but the gnats seem to be multiplying. We used apple cider vinegar with a drop of dish soap and it definitely helped but we still have some persistent buggers flying around. So, I purchased a box of these fly traps. I have used them many times in the greenhouse to help catch flying buggers so I thought I would try it in the house. They have not disappointed. I hung one from a hanger by a light. Sure enough, the gnats were attracted to it and are stuck on it. Just be careful, it is very sticky and can make a mess FAST, if it touches anything. It is chemical free, odorless and cheap and easy. I highly recommend these.

I live in the south. Until last week, we had temps in the mid 80's, and two days near 90. Insects were buzzing everywhere outside, and when you opened the door, flies would come in -- it's gross; I hate them -- then we had a week of near freezing weather -- today back to 70, and they are all over the back deck -- I have a large passion fruit vine, and the fruits are ripening now, and I have a large pot of herbs -- we literally hung them up attached to the gutter above the large kitchen double windows, and everywhere inside even if I only saw, and swatted, one fly. We have young kittens (covid closed down the vet's office and their moms did not get spayed on April 12th as scheduled; we thought the laundry room door was shut tight, opened the door to get an AMAZON delivery, and away they both flew, like the down of a thistle (it's Christmastime). Anyway, without using any type of aerosol spray, causing damage to humans and critters, in 48 hours our house was completely devoid of flies and flying insects, and the ones we put on the back deck were filled. Just FYI, we have a small croc pot, which I made a potpourri, and I think that's what drew them to the kitchen. My poor son is the fly strip hanger-upper -- we've also caught mosquitos and other flying critters. Our area has the Asian Tiger Mosquitoes, and there were several on there. I'm so thankful to Amazon and prime, which is worth so much more than what we pay each month -- free 2-day shipping, plus prime video -- I'm housebound due to chronic health issues, if I get covid, I'm a goner. We've ordered so much ( lots of kitten food and litter -- ugh), and have had issues with only two deliveries, which the Amazon rep resolved immediately. I'm definitely going to order again, because when the weather heats up again (assuming we have any cold weather), we'll have the same issues.

Simple enough product. They are stitcky and do catch flies. The only problem is the paper disconnects from the outer tube so they don't have that weight at the bottom and are harder to control because of it.

I just opened and hung one in my basement where a mouse must have died because I am loaded with flies. These Amazon ones appear to be identical to Walmart's 'Eliminator' fly ribbons, which I was using and worked vey well. I strongly suspect ALL of these are made in the same factory, then sold with various labels. This offering resulted in the price being about .25 per ribbon. That is the same as Walmart. Other than these, you save money buying Walmart's.Hint: place near a window, or a lone light bulb. I left a single light on all night long, and my ribbons hung right next to it were LOAD with flies the next day.

Okay but not catching as many insects as I had hoped they would

Already used a bunch of these and they work well for flies and appear to even catch a bunch of fuit flies and moths

They aren't sticky, the flies can just fly away after landing on them. I tried about 5 or 6 of them now out of the box and they are all like this. The flies largely just ignore the strips completely and seem entirely uninterested. I had about 20 of them in my kitchen and put up 2 strips. One strip caught 2 the other caught 0. After several days the flies died out.Never buying this product again.

Never a fun purchase but these are a good value for the price. They are easy to use and super sticky. We were successful in catching bugs.

I used these indoors as our new house had a gap in a windscreen and under a door we didn't know about. They worked well, catching dozens of flies that had gotten in on one hot day and though it took a few days to catch them all it significantly reduced the population as it caught more each day.

Caught lots of flies without toxic sprays

Very messy to handle - I use disposable gloves - but very effective in catching bugs. I hang them in my workshop where the sights of a strip of fly carcasses doesn't really matter. The adhesive is very strong (too strong for the cartridge structure sometimes: if you're not careful it will rip out of the housing).

Everything old is new again. Have been pestered by minute pesky flies for the last few years. I tried this as a last resort because I had tried all the mod cons. If it works, it works......and boy......has it worked! Very happy my place is now pesky pest flying annoying gnat free!

We got sick of fly spray not working even fast knock down has no effect so we bought theses it’s a Great product its really sticky and works perfectly for catching flys and fruit flys in the house once one lands the rest follow