- 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

They do there job. Had them in the garden. Didn't collect one bee.

Get these out on your fruit trees before the fruit sets and all manner of bugs will be caught!

You have to be VERY gentle to get them open. They rip easily. But they work well and catch lots lots of gnats.

Getting it open is a trick. Must pull and twist at the same time to open wide. Maybe it takes awhile to open for full use. It is damned sticky and if anything gets on it there is no escape. Fast shipping, quality packing and easy use. Finding good spots to hang them is the only problem and that is all on us. Thanks!

1) They do not attract flies in any way. The "bright color" is suppose to attract them but it does not even when I try different lighting. You're basically trying to put them in high traffic areas cause I don't seem to have enough flies for them to even accidentally hit it and trick others into landing on it. 2) They were fairly easy to unspool but even with hand warming I was going slowly and paper almost ripped. Had to manually use fingers to spool out the rest. Was fairly easy to wash off, though. 3) Update: I literally just saw a fly land on this thing while I cheered in victory.... after a moment it escaped and flew away. FLEW AWAY. It's not hot or anything just normal ass temperature in my kitchen. This is why I am leaving this review. I think these are not effective for small numbers or something cause I only have a few flies I am trying to keep from getting in and searching my house all day for food. I live in park where I think other neighbors are creating a fly issue cause I don't remember there being this many last summer. Will update if I find a way to make them useful.

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.

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

Works at intended. Does have a sticky tape which captures bugs and even my hair when I don’t pay attention and run into it. Definitely helps keeps flying bugs at bay. A few loss hairs also shows it works well.

Doesn't work as expected, poor quality

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