40 Pack Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors, Fly Traps Outdoor, gnat Traps for House Indoor, Fly Strips Tape Killer Catcher Paper Ribbon, Flying Insect Trap for Bug, Gnat, Insect, Mosquito

Moved into a new home and the flies just swarmed in from outside as soon as I opened the back door. Placed a few of these in strategic places and fly problem resolved. Still have some for next summer.

You get alot & they are decent quality except for thier tacks but i usualy hang them off a nail anyway.

I bought this type of product because they were recommended by my professional bud guy. He said after spraying it works best to catch bugs flying because they don’t land on surfaces that he sprayed the repellent. I Never liked the looks of these but if it works I’ll try them. They are very sticky and sometimes if you unwrap too fast the paper will break. The tack that comes with each unit is not very strong and bends when you try to insert in wood. So I used existing hooks or nails available. With the wind it requires a good tie to hold the units on the nails. I see some location collects many bugs and others don’t. So you have to relocate them for best results near shrubs and bushes. My favorite place is near my nighttime lights. The results have been good so far but the height of the bug season has not been reached yet.

We had so many fruit flies it was insane. These traps work amazingly and attract the fruit flies and catch them. Within, no time the strip was covered.

These do not attract flies. I have three hanging in my horse barn and there are no flies on the sticky tape. The tape is sticky but whatever they use to attract the flies does not work. I definitely would not buy again. They were a waste of money.

This 40-pack of fruit fly and gnat traps is a decent product for tackling indoor and outdoor pest problems, offering a substantial quantity that provides good value for a seasonal issue. The sticky surface does successfully trap flies and gnats once they land on it. Major Drawback: Quality and Usability: The biggest frustration is the physical quality of the traps. They are not easy to pull out of the packaging or handle without damage—the strip material frequently breaks or tears during deployment. Furthermore, the small holes and design make them not necessarily attractive to flies in open air. Placement is Key: To achieve any real success, you absolutely need to put them near a trash can or directly next to the source of the flies. This requirement, combined with the difficulty of sticking the fragile strips, means a lot of hassle for effective placement. Seasonal Value: I've already used five of the traps just trying to get them deployed and positioned, which is a high consumption rate. Since I'm using these seasonally, I am cautiously hoping the large quantity will last into next year. If the remaining strips degrade over the winter, they will essentially be a waste, as they are only useful when the pests are active.

Highly recommend! We had a bit of an infestation going on and had tried those plug in lights all the influencers swear by but they didn't work and the problem grew. I finally said forget it and got these sticky traps and within a minute we had one fruit fly and withing 30 minutes quite a few were on there. Definitely give them a try. We only used 2 so far but the traps opened easily and didn't rip like I've seen in some other reviews . Honestly with how well these are working so far I wouldnt even might the loss. I'd pay the price for just the two traps an be happy with it Honestly.

Work great . Best value i could find.