RESCUE! Non-Toxic TrapStik for Flies – Indoor Hanging Fly Trap - 4 Pack

Thus year has been horrible with flies for some reason. Maybe all the construction in the area?? We have tried spraying, sticky fly strips- everything. We were at a restaurant that had these on their outdoor patio along with those propeller things that sit on the table and it was fly free. So we bought these. Let me tell you in just a hour it was half full. By the end of the day I had to open a second one. It catches even the biggest bugs. I have a yellow jacket and crickets ion there too. They stick and they stay. Easy to use- just pull the tab on the cardboard cover and you’re ready to go. Zero mess. 100% recommend!

We hang this above our countertop compost bin. You'd never realize how many fruit flies hang around the bin until you look closely at the trap! The design on the trap disguises the flies, which is nice. Have also set it temporarily on a table with a light on at night to capture flying insects in the house. It's VERY sticky so don't let it touch anything.

I don't know why these things work so well but they do, they are awesome! They are extremely sticky, I try not to touch them. We live in a rural area, lots of flies - I set one on a shelf by our back porch light and turn it a little every day. There are so many flies on it in a week that there's literally no room for any more! And we rarely find a fly in the house. Oddly enough, we never see any other type of flying bug stuck to them. Sure wish the wasps liked them as much as the flies!

I bought one of these and a Zevo bug catcher from Home Depot, the Zevo caught ONE BUG and one of these caught a bunch. In fact, enough that I don't have any more flies. All with only one of these. Now I have four more, just in case.

What a product! They were delivered today and in less than 30 minutes of hanging them around the inside of my house, they had quite a few flies already on it. Very effective and worth the price. I'm definitely buying more and sharing with my neighbor.

Useful, safe, and works. Takes sometime because you are trying to attract the fly. This does not contain chemicals to kill, nor phermones. It is a visual attractor. So, hint...great for basements, or other areas where you can turn off light except one right next to this unit so flies come toward it. Hang or stand. Will slowly gather them to touch the sticky surface and they are done. Do NOT throw it out too fast. It seems the flies themselves do pick up scent of dead flies...so the more die, the more die. No, YOU will NOT smell that. But that does suggest it will work better where air is not quick moving. Still even with just the visual aspect, effective. but needs light on it that reflects back into the open area of room so flies will see it. When it gets full, plastic bag and out. Good that you do not have to use an insecticide as such. Okay, once in a while, in the living room or kitchen, I really do enjoy the chase...so, a slightly dampened napkin or paper towel, and approach window or wall where it has landed verrrryyy slowly. And your open hand and dampness holding tissue open means coverage, so fly can't escape as easily. Closer, closer...slap paper on wall. Trap it, close tissue carefully and put into garbage. If needed, wipe wall or window dry. Do NOT save flies as proof of your hunting ability.

Seems plenty sticky but as of yet not a single fly on it? We don’t have many flies but it seems like at least one would be stuck to it by now? I have 3 hanging in a triple window. They must not be attracted to it 🤷🏻‍♂️

We live in rural Oklahoma across the road from commercial chicken houses. There are ALWAYS flies since the chicken houses were built. These are the best traps I've found for indoors (seems like every time we open a door, we get flies). No, they aren't perfect, just the best I've found. I don't want to use chemicals inside the house. The only issue we've had is that one of them got stuck on the big ginger cat's tail when he whirled around too fast, and he dragged it through the house in terror before we could get close enough to remove it!