Trappify Hanging Fly Traps Outdoor: Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors | Gnat Trap | Gnat Traps for House Indoor | Fly Trap Indoor - Disposable Sticky Fly Trap for Indoor House Pest Control (2 Pack)

This product is great. I use it on my deck. I tis a good value for the money. It works great.

The media could not be loaded. I have horses and with those come flies. Each summer I arm myself with a tiered approach. I keep my place clean, use fly predators, fly traps and fly spray and masks to keep those pests away from the horses and dogs. These little glue sticks work AMAZING with the fly traps. I use the disposable stinky traps and put this above it to snag any flies that don't go into the trap. I can put it out in the morning and by the afternoon it is FULL! I love the little hook on top that works perfect around my fencing to hang it in place.I saw someone complain that it's too sticky.. don't touch it! It's sticky for a reason.. no sense in having a flying insect land on it if it can fly away. With that said it will grab any flying object.. feathers moths butterflies and of course hundreds of flies. I have not used the stink/baited fly traps from this company so I can't speak to their effectiveness but these little sticks are a staple in the summer until my predators catch up. My only complaint is they aren't bigger in size.

Easy to use and cach a fly

Ugh, fighting an impossible battle against fungus gnats that took up residence in my cornsnake's tank. I'm still trying get to the toot of the problem but to catch the adults that fly around the room, these sticky traps work great. I wish I didn't need them, but as the photo shows... I have a pretty bad infestation.. lolFar as I can tell, no odor detectable for humans. Simple design and easy to use. I secured it to the dresser with a piece of double sided tape just to make sure it wouldn't tip but you can also hang it from the attached hook.

These did capture flies that had gotten in my house. But they are so narrow the fall over very easily.

Ok, I used bate. They were attracted to the Caramel coffee mix. It does smell delicious.But I have been battling these fruit Flies for weeks. It started when I found myself in the hospital for a week and my husband didn't think to throw away the black bananas.I've tried dumping bleach in all the drains, making smelly jar traps and deep cleaning every nook and cranny of my kitchen.Nothing worked.This worked. I noticed where they were grouping in numbers, set out the coffee mix they were after and the picture is just after 8 hours. The second one is just as full of flies.I'd say it's a win.I like that they can be hung or just sit on the counter. It's the counters they are on anyway.But do be careful. They are extremely sticky. Far more glue on them than those paper strips.I'd highly recommend these little treasures.

I left these out for days. I baited them as directed. I even baited one with the flies favorite backyard treat...my dog's droppings. Yes the flies went to the bait and droppings but never onto the sticky. All I trapped after days and days were a couple of gnats, some leaves and the sleeve of my shirt.

I live in the country surrounded by fields. The bugs migrate to my house for winter. These little traps do a great job with gnats if they are placed close to a light. Flies are harder to catch. I think they are learning to stay away. I like them because they are so light and easy to hang on a pin stuck in the wall. I did not use a sweet like honey so maybe that is why I did not catch many flies. Don't accidentally touch or you will be stuck on the yellow part!