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!

These fly traps work very good. I make light wire hangers and hang them around the back of the house. I use a pole to hang them at higher points. They are sticky so try to avoid touching them. Don't remove the covers until ready to hang them.

Very sticky! Caught several gnats in my office. It’s nice that you have the option to hang or let them sit in a desk/floor.

Update: These worked excellent in my chicken coop! Not near as well in my house though! Naturally there’s more flies in the coop! I’ve read adding a little tuna fish or anything else that a little stinky to these traps can also help a lot. I’m going to try that next on the ones in the house since the flies in the house don’t seem to interested in landing on the trap? I also like these have a loop on both ends for hanging the trap horizontally if you want.. so they don’t have to hang down so low and you can put a little stinky stuff on the top of the trap this way to attract the flies and other bugs more! I was really impressed with these in my coop though! The traps are literally covered in stuck flies! Hanging them horizontally close to the ceiling of the coop also helps with the chickens not getting stuck accidentally to the traps! I hated having to chase a chicken down that was dragging a trap stuck to its behind every so often. Hasn’t happened since I started using these traps turn horizontally! That’s a big plus for the coop!These are larger then the ones I bought at our retail store, but I don’t believe they’re as sticky as the store bought ones I have used in the past?I have them hanging in my chickens coop, so I will see how well the flies and other flying insects stick to these? I’m hoping there stickier then I think! I’ll update my review if these work better than I expect them to! Other thing with these is they have a plastic pull out ring on both ends. This could be handy if you wanted to hang the tubes vertically rather then hanging them straight down. But either way you’re going to need your own hook or hooks to hang these from. Store bought ones had a string with a hook on the end that’s easier to hang then these are unless you add your own small string with a hook or loop first before hanging them!

Takes a little while to work

They are easy to handle and hang up in horse stalls or barn alleys. Controls flies well, and designed so that you don’t get glue on yourself or elsewhere. Good price for package. I use them late spring through early fall.

Worked so well that it even attracted 2 birds.😢Not recommended for outdoor use.

These REALLY work indoors for houseflies