Flying Insect Trap Refill Kit Plug-in Sticky Card Plug Refill Replacement Glue Cards for HU002 Insect Trap (5 Pack-Refill, Transparent)

They work. Left in a dark area bugs will swarm without the need for any bait.Discovered a trio of mice in the house, caught 2 and disposed of them but the third died in the wall. The stench was horrid and the bugs moved in. Had roughly 3 of these in the house which took about 2 traps each over the course of 4 days to remove the swarm.Mouse was eventually discovered and removed and the bug numbers have all but vanished.Very highly recommend.

Even with doors and windows closed, I was experiencing one or several bug bites every evening. Since the day we installed one HU002 Plug-in Fly trap, the bites were bygone, and we purchased one more for another room. The fly trap not only provides relief from insects, but also provides a beautiful night light glow.

Bought these for pesty little gnats that seem to be in kitchen and bathroom mirror areas mostly . They are cute as night lights but haven’t helped with gnats at all .

I live in South Florida and these catch all the no see um bugs and nats. Will repurchase.

Dud not get rid of them. Caught a few

This is odorless, light blue color also serves as a night light. Easy to use. Easy to change sticky shield.

Works like a charm. Refill available. Has on and off switch when not in use.

The media could not be loaded.  I ordered this because I had knats flying around in my kitchen. At first there were only a few so I didn’t believe it necessary to buy chemicals which led me to the purchase of this light. I have a toddler and didn’t want anything that could be harmful if he got ahold of it. The knats had entered my kitchen through a garbage disposal drain and circled around my coffee bar where they appeared to colonize. I had a light switch right above the coffee bar and another right below the garbage disposal so I ordered two of these for the knats. Unfortunately, although this is a cute little night light, it didn’t work to attract or catch the knats. It did attract my toddler however so that completely defeated the purpose. I ended up tossing the sticky paper (because there were only about two knats stuck to one and none on the other), and getting a less harsh spray to get rid of the knats. I’m giving two stars because after I threw the sticky paper away, I kept the traps as night lights.