30-Pack Window Fly Traps for Indoors, Fly Paper Sticky Strips, Fly Catcher Clear Windows Trap for Home, House Fly Killer Lady Bug Traps

purchased this the black flag and rescue fly traps the later two have only caught less then 10 this window stick has caught plenty and did it in half the time will buy this again the others not so much

This really works. When I finish using the 20, I will buy more. Worth the money.

These work great. They are discreet and effective. I’ve tried numerous “traps” for the disgusting flies that follow my kids in the house when they run in and out, but this is the one. The sticky-ness sticks around for awhile- it doesn’t dry out so it’s not like you have to change it out every day or anything. And each strip holds a lot of bugs. Also no residue left behind when you remove them. I’ll always keep these on hand from now on. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

It’s catches flies but not as much as I would hope, it’s a hit and miss. But over all it’s a decent product.

These were terrific in cutting down the summer fly population. Dogs in/out of the house let quite a few flies in. These traps go on easily, come off easily and trap well.

Well, this is definitely a decent fly trap. I wish I did have a picture of all the flies this thing caught. I like that there are many traps in the package. Yes, it is easy to put on a surface and easy to take off. I had a ton of flies on the thing. So, it does work well. It was recommended to me by a friend. Everything he said good about it was true. Do the world a favor and get rid of the flies.

This was so simple to apply to a window to catch flies and gnats. We put it high enough not to bother our dog. We would put it up in the morning and take it down at night. We caught 5 to 15 a day on this. We only needed it for a few days. This is the best way to go. Easy to use, sticks well, but easy to remove.

Works way better than one would think. Put in your windows and that’s that.

It’s very easy to use, and there were a few unfortunate flies that made their way to it but overall, I wouldn’t recommend. Flies are not attracted to it so unless they happen to to land on it, forget it.

I have huge flies suddenly appearing in my new house and they are really annoying because my dog chases them from room to room and was going to end up jumping through a window screen during the hunt. I closed the windows and put on the air but the flies still came— or two a week, turning the house into a wild dog run. So I got these and they are incredible.

You don’t have some ugly brown spiral of paper hanging in your window. They are barely noticeable, super sticky, and designed perfectly. I place them near the edge of the window where flies tend to go and they work so quickly!
There is a thin strip that adheres to the glass and the front of it is sticky with margins on either side so that you can very easily pull it down without getting glue on your hands or having the strip stick to something accidentally. You just peel down and chuck it.

Never thought I’d be so excited about fly paper but … they are amazing.

I also repotted a plant and the inevitable dirt gnats appeared. Set the plant next to one of these strips and they were all caught instead of slowly making their way around the house and annoying the &$&:#% out of us.
Look no further, your fly-trapping needs will be met.

We have a fruit fly infestation and we’ve tried all kinds of traps. The vinegar traps don’t work as well as people make you think they do. The sticky strips work the best and made their numbers drop significantly. The baby flies really like the window for some reason, probably because it’s above the sink. Fruit flies are attracted to any kind of fermenting food so think sink drains and garbage cans. Take out your garbage often if you don’t have one with a lid. And pour a little bit of bleach water down the drain before bedtime so they don’t have time to get to the yucky fermenting food in the drain. I hope this helps

So easy to put on and I caught the annoying small fly that got in my house. When flies are young in their 4 week cycle. They rarely land where you can swat them. They love to hang around windows but if they sense someone approaching they fly away. Eventually they land on the sticky paper and they’re caught.

Hides behind plants on the window sill. Better than the big yellow heart in your face, that dangles in a flower pot. Out of the way and out of your mind, doing its job unobtrusively. Can be placed at any height, in the flies path. I love them.

I’ve caught flies, gnats and teeny little creatures-it took a day or two, but very effective.

So much better than your standard fly paper strips. Flies like to live in the window so this makes it so much easier to catch them.