T800 Garbage Guard – Kills Insects and Prevents New Infestations,Black

The product isn't working as it was shown. The package seal was loose. The double side tape was missing. The flies wasn't seen for a day or two after that the product seemed disappeared for flies or may be the flies were using some kind of mask to avoid the smell. It's been over a month and not happy with the results.

Reading the previous reviews, I was a bit skeptical byuing it. But I can tell you that it works well the day I put it in. Flies are still around the bin but always ended up dying. No more maggots and bad smell. So happy. Back to buy a couple more. 100% recommend this products.

These trash guards work great and kill flies and maggots as advertised. The main downside is the tape: one side is difficult to peel, can be easily damaged, and may loosen from the vibration when the trash hauler empties the bin (if you do manage to peel the difficult side off). To secure mine, I used two machine screws with nylon-insert wing nuts. It takes very little time and effort to drill the holes and fasten them properly, and it is worth it because the trash guards work so well. I started with a clean receptacle and used this cleaner: https://a.co/d/03vdpyXc. I sprayed it on, let it sit, and then rinsed it off with a strong jet stream. For materials, I used two #10-24 x 1" black flat-head socket-head screws (https://a.co/d/0gwEcyvm) and two 10-24-inch nylon-insert wing nuts (https://a.co/d/05aviDVH). The nylon insert it to prevent the wing nuts from loosening from vibration. I also placed small O-rings under the screw heads to help keep out moisture, though they probably were not necessary. The hole was snug, the flat head had enough surface area, and tightening everything down firmly likely would have sealed it well enough. I drilled the hole with what I believe was a 5/32” bit, though it may have been 11/64”. Start with 5/32” so the screw fits snugly and requires light pressure to install; mine threaded in, which should also help with sealing. Use the trash guard on the inside as a guide and drill outward through the top. See the pictures for reference. I tightened good and snug, if you use too much force, you may crack the trash guard, so don’t try to get it as tight as you possibly can. Finally, if the lid or other areas have wear holes, seal them if possible. I had a small hole in one corner of my lid and covered it with gaff tape on both sides. I'm so thankful to know about these things!

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This product has been a lifesaver during the summer. With food waste in the trash, it’s very easy for flies to lay eggs, and before you know it, maggots start appearing at the bottom of the garbage can. Since our city now requires garbage cans to have closed lids, the trash essentially bakes in the heat, making the problem even worse. The TERRO Garbage Guard was incredibly easy to install. Just open the package and stick it to the inside of the trash can lid. After using it, I noticed a huge difference—I hardly see any flies around the trash anymore, and I haven’t had issues with maggots. The only suggestion I have is to replace it about every 1–2 months instead of 4 months ans andvertised especially during the hottest part of summer, to maintain the best protection. Overall, it’s a simple, effective solution that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. I highly recommend it if you’re tired of dealing with flies and maggots in your outdoor garbage can.

Effect is very good