Fly Strips Indoor Sticky Hanging 24pk with Pins. Non Toxic Outdoor Fly Trap Indoor for Home. Flies Tape Paper Trap Ribbon Roll for House Gnat Fruit and Housefly. Bug Catchers for Inside Home Flypaper

This item is exactly what it says it is and they worked for 2 fly infestations in a row. They worked like overnight!! Great product, does not smell badly at all. This thing catches flies like crazy!! I had one up and somehow my cat was able to pretty much launch herself into one of the fly traps. That trap was so sturdy! All that happened is the bottom part came off and was stuck to her belly which I quickly removed. She is fine. Used a mild soap on her and fed her. Now they are singing to her!! Lmao

These work well!! They trap small fruit flies to large bottle flies. I'm not sure why some rate these so low as they work as intended. Once a few flies stick to the tape it will attract other flies to do the same. Great price for so many rolls. They are very sticky so take care when hanging. Also, when pulling to open make sure to go slowly so the top loop doesn't pull out and the bottom roll stays attached to the bottom of the tape strip. Once hung the rolls will eventually uncurl.

I picked these up during a late summer fly invasion, and they do the job exactly as advertised. The sticky surface is strong enough to catch houseflies, gnats, and even a couple of fruit flies that wandered too close. Once they’re up, you can see the difference in just a day or two.A few things to know:The strips are very sticky — which is great for catching bugs, but tricky when unrolling. I had one fold on itself, and once that happens, it’s not salvageable.The included thumbtacks make hanging easy, but they’re awkward to remove from the tube without getting your fingers sticky.They aren’t the most attractive décor item (let’s be real, sticky ribbons of trapped flies never are), but for garages, porches, and kitchens, they’re effective.Overall, I’d give these 4 stars. They’re inexpensive, safe around food, and catch more than I expected. Just be ready for sticky fingers during setup.

This stuff does the trick! It works on house flys, snd fruit flies. I’ve tried other tape (Starts with an R) and catching devices (Shaped like an apple) and little plants, that are worthless. This super sticky fly tape started catching those suckers right away. I’m very pleased with this purchase. I’d highly recommend it.

I have used these fly strips before and they definitely have their uses. Not something to hang in the inside of your house or a well traveled area. They are sticky and "flighty" in breezes (if not secured on each end). They will get in your hair and make you miserable. BUT they will eventually get most of the flies that spin around a garage or shed. I use them in my chicken coops that are over 7 feet tall and I secure poth ends to prevent the hens from messing with them and me walking too close and getting gooped. They get the flies (eventually) and help keeps the hen house more pleasant for everything in it. Good price, easy to use. it's best if you warm the cannister with your hand like they advise to make the tape easy to pull out.

I eat a lot of raw fruits and vegetables, so I frequently have to deal with fruit flies and an occasional house fly. These sticky strips are just what I needed. I have only used one sticky strip so far, but within two or three days, my fruit fly - house fly problem has been solved. My technique was to suspend one strip from the bottom of the kitchen cabinet, and then put a bowl with ripe fruit just underneath the strip. The ripe fruit attracts the flies, and they invariably end up landing on the strip that hangs just above them. It's a big thumbs up!!

Well.. the ad says no odor and these smell like someone sprayed really awful perfume straight into the box. It made all the other stuff I bought smell really bad and I wish they had come in separate bags. The strings on my strips were super sticky. I'm glad I decided to wear gloves before I started opening them. The strips were hard to unroll and I had to twist the top one way while twisting the bottom the other way. Once I got them to unroll they hung really well. My biggest issues are the horrible smell and that the outside of the rolls were all sticky. They look pretty much like the photos but they're not the easiest to use.

They are very sticky but do not seem to catch many flies, I’m to assume that they are inside usable they probably don’t have a strong smell is stink stank stunk on them. Although when a fly does land it’s stuck forever!!