Zero In Ready Baited Disposable Fly Trap - Single-Use Water-Activated Fly Catcher - 4-Week Protection, Easy Setup & Disposal with Hang-Tab - Attracts Flies Up to 10 Metres - Twin-pack

Brilliant product. We usually get flies coming in due to bins near our window but these did the trick and I couldn’t believe how many flies are around

The media could not be loaded.  Like many, I suffer from flies in the house during the summer. I normally get through lots of cans of raid, plus have tried things like fly paper.I thought that I would give this a go after reading some of the reviews and I have been more than pleasantly surprised.These are quick and easy to set up. Just fill them up with water and leave them outside somewhere. In a very short space of time, they will start attracting the flies and the bottle will fill up very quickly. It seems to attract flies from a significant distance away. The bonus to this is that they get attracted to the bottle and don't aim for your windows!We put one at the front of the house and one at the rear. This was enough for the rest of the summer to be a fly-free house. A word of caution though, the smell vile once they've been in use for a while. The liquid starts to smell, plus there is the smell of decomposing flies.Certainly an extremely effective method of stopping flies going in the house and I can now at least keep my windows open. Take a look at my video attached to see how effective this is.The only improvement would be if you could buy refill sachets so you could empty the bottle out every now and again and refill with fresh.

I usually order the Zero STV336 and does a brilliant job of catching flies.I purchased this one thinking it's larger in size will be better plus was a bit cheaper, however did not catch a single fly. The solution also seemed different.Will go back to buying the Zero STV336

These things are an absolute gold mine for trapping flies and sometimes wasps (never bees or other bugs).I’ve completely filled both of these tubs in about four weeks. It’s like a fly Armageddon. Cannot believe how well it works. The only drawback is you don’t want it anywhere near the house or seating areas…because it hums, really really stinks. It’s a foul smell so keep it away if you can. The good think is it works up to about 10m away so even if it’s away from the patio or house, the flies will still head up that way instead of surrounding you without one.

Just what I was looking for and would use seller again

I purchased a zero in XL from a local DIY shop and was impressed, but I wanted the disposable not one I had to empty, I then found these, I thought same brand, same bottle, same ingredients, but no, these were not very good at all.I started a returns process, but the smell from them was terrible and I didn't want to empty it into my sink to return, so cancelled and lost money!

These are great..! Brought a pack of 2, had one outside for 2 weeks on top of our rabbit hutch to help protect them from Flystrike (as well as a fly screen over the hutch) and they catch SO many flies, each one can be used for up to 4 weeks so they are great value too. I'll definitely be ordering more, the only downside is it starts to stink when it fills up, but it's only really if you go close up to it that you can smell it. Definitely recommend 👌

I half filled it with water and the sachet inside disolved. It started catching flies pretty much straight away but it took a week or so to see a difference inside the house. I have topped it up with water when it was running low and it became even more popular with the flies. So, I am now wondering if I should slightly top it up with water again.I cannot comment on smell, I put it outside having read reviews that said it smelled, so it does not bother me at all, it is near a window that I leave open most of the time and no problematic smell.Overall I would recommend. I bought after moving house, so I am not sure if there are more flies here in general but a bird flew down the chimney and died, so the house was swimming in flies. I have since covered the fireplace with taped down bin bags and I suspect the fly catcher has been disposing of the flies that have escaped the chimney as well as flies in the area.