BugBane 24 Fly Strips Indoor Sticky Hanging with Pins. Paper Tape for Indoors and Outdoor. Catcher Ribbon Traps Flypaper. Fruit Gnat

Works very well! Attracts flies incredibly well! The strips are very sticky so you have to unravel them kind of slow, even if you warm them up like suggested, but once the flies are on there they aren’t going anywhere! The pins work well; the strips will stay up until you take them down.

We've used three of them, and they work well in applicable locations. They have little thumb tacks on the lids, so they can be placed almost anywhere. They have no strong smells, so you can place them in high traffic places with no issue. We hang ours on the lids of our ceiling lamps with tape, so they are easy to install almost anywhere, and take up almost no space at all since they are vertical in deployment. We have loose fitting doors, where flies can come into our house easily, but we had over three or four flies hit one of our fresh deployed traps within minutes (like fifteen minutes and there were already four flies experiencing their last [BORING] moments of life). Great buy.

These sticky fly strips work really well and start catching flies within hours. Simple and affordable solution for fly control

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.

Let me preface this by saying that as a horse owner, I’ve used pretty much every fly deterrent and trap out there. I bought these because they’re cheap. And yes, they DO work, very well - but I’ve had the canister come off on several; as soon as you try to pull the tape out, it pops out of the tube still coiled, and now it’s useless. See picture. Also, the loop you pull to get the tape out, is incredibly sticky - and shouldn’t be that way. It’s really irritating setting up a few fly strips and having your hands be coated with the stickiness because the loop is sticky. So yeah, while they do work well, I don’t like getting my hands sticky putting them up, and also don’t like the fact several have been wasted. I’d rather pay more for another brand to not have the sticky stuff over my hands.