Eliminator Non-Toxic Fly Ribbon, 8 Pack, Poison-Free Pest Control, Sticky Paper, Traps Flying Insects

We had a load of fruit flies and couldn't find out from where. These were a godsend! You need to be careful when opening because if you don't twist them as you pull they can get to stuck to themselves. However they come with a pish pin in the lid to hold the little red string that unwinds the trap. We cheated and put a piece of duct tape up and held the ted string in the middle of the window but the second we used the pin to pop it to a box by the recycling and now......... No fruit flies!

If you want to control flying bugs these strips work. I left my door open by accident and had an invasion of flies. The strips had the problem resolved in a few hours poison free.

I thought I had fungus gnats that weren't responding to the vinegar traps, so I got these fly ribbons at someone's suggestion, and they worked incredibly well. What I later found out was that my mean little gnats are actually midges that bite and draw blood, AKA no see-ums. T We've had a lot of rain in NM. They seek moisture and go for your eyes, mouth, and nose. I am extremely happy with this product. Just ordered more in case my grown kids are having the same problem at their homes.

I couldn't put thumbtack holes in my walls, and my ceilings were too high, so I set it in a glass and pulled up the ribbon as high as it would go. By this morning, I had caught one GNAT. In that he was still wiggling around, I let him go to die another day. I truly believe that GNATS have brains and talk to each other to advise them of lurking dangers.🙃🤭

what can I say... I love these gross little things. of course they don't become gross until I hang them up and they get completely covered in flies. I hang them in my goats shed and they do such a great job. I was worried my goats would try to eat them cuz they hang down and goats are just that nosey. but they didn't mess with them at all. by the second day there was flies and gnats all over the strips. I also spray for flies but living in Texas in the summer with goat poop, there's always gonna be flies. these strips really take the population down and make it comfortable for my goats babies

glue gets on everything as u put it into place... and doesn't come off anything that touches the glue... however, extremely effective.... catches regular flies, horse flies AND fruitflies alike... could only expect 100% effectiveness if had insecticide on it... these had just glue...

fresh opened Eliminator fly strip, hung up and watched a fly land on it and fly away with a little struggle, I bought these because the Raid fly strip didn't hold the fly when it landed on the sticky surface, what's happened to fly ribbons? never saw such ineffective traps in my life

I hung two eight hours ago and though there are at leadt two dozen house flies buzzing around thdfe are only two on a trap though they are placed very close to the window where the flies are congregating. Thdy might be good to trap the occasional fly but are not working to get rid of a small infestation.

It did not work at all to attract and / catch any flies that are in this room. It makes no sense that they make, market and sell this product that does not work at all.

I have a 5' x 7' x 8' spare bathroom. I placed the ribbon adjacent to the sink area, hanging from the ceiling. The bathroom door was closed and not used. Not one mosquito was attached to the "catcher" over a 7 day period. The glue is very sticky, good. The glue is not treated with anything to attract the mosquitos, bad. The product does not work as advertised.