Yellow Sticky Fly Traps,Fly Paper Stickers,Sticky Fly Catchers Dual-Side for Insect against Fungus Gnats, Whiteflies, Aphids, Leafminers,etc- (6x8 Inches, Twist Ties Included) 20-Pack

I rarely leave reviews but these really do work. We had loads of tiny flies all of a sudden at the end of august / start of September. Tried vinegar traps etc which caught absolutely none! Not sure what the flies were but we put one of these sticky traps in every affected room and as you can see from the photos we caught hundreds. There are a few stray flies still bouncing around so will keep them up for a bit longer, but they have hugely reduced the numbers.I’m sure we will also need to find the ‘source’ of the flies as this trap only kills the adult flies, and as I understand it you need to try and find where they are breeding, but this is definitely an excellent weapon in the overall battle!Also worth mentioning that you get a lot of traps in one pack, and the ties for hanging them up come included. As another reviewer said they are very sticky so it’s a good idea to remove just the top of the backing plastic before tying them up, then removing all of it once it’s up. Happy fly hunting!

The quality and value for money was amazing! Wish I got these earlier when I had a fungus knat infestation, as soon as I put these around my plants it caugh up to a dozen flies that I DIDNT KNOW I HAD in some locations. I also can choose to cut the cards easily to smaller peace’s to cover more space, which is smart, or leave as a larger card for a better trap when the knats see it. Easy to apply and the stickiness is very effect yet doesn’t stick on your hands or leave residue. I haven’t even used the whole pack yet its helped me a lot with these adult knats. Way mor easy to catch using these traps that with my hands! 😭💪🏾 And more humane too

Nice and sticky.

I hang in greenhouse. Very good for trapping flying insects. Can be cut and used for house plants. Or outside on vegetables to control white fly.

I have no strong opinions on this product. It functions as expected.

I bought these in the hope that they would replace the flypapers that I would otherwise use and the palaver of unrolling them, having them snap, pins coming out et cetera. These filled that role very well. They are very sticky, you can use them on a window, they are strong plastic compared to the paper of flypapers and don't tear when you hang them up. Larger houseflies and bluebottles seemed to avoid them but the fruit flies eagerly took to them. After 8 weeks of being hung up in the house the sheets are still sticky and catching the last of the fruit flies. The wires that came with them to hang them were hopeless but a bit of string suffices. Well recommended.

I had a huge fruit fly infestation in our kitchen. Old-fashioned sticky paper strips were soon covered with several hundred corpses. Umpteen jam jars with cider vinegar and a pinch of sugar - even more effective. Walking around with a folded damp cloth in each hand and swatting flies resting on windows and cupboard doors - best of all. This particular product? Over a two-week period, not a single fly landed on the ones I hung in our kitchen.

I was a bit sceptical about paying money for a few sticky bits of yellow paper, but honestly these things worked great. My flat had become some sort of fly holiday camp the last couple of weeks and frankly they were taking over. After a couple of days of tentatively hanging a couple of these sheets around the place, I decided to 'go nuclear' and fill my flat with dangling yellow pads. About a week later there are no more (alive) flies! The flat is mine again! These seem to work best near the window. I'm probably catching a few that would have flown out again anyway on their own, but also the ones who were just circling around and around in the middle of the room, driving me insane, also seem to have eventually headed for a sticky yellow landing. Money well spent!