Raid Fly Stick Trap, Traps Flying Insects

Very good, I got some for my church. We have trouble with flies in the winter months in the windows inside. I put one of these fly catchers in each window and didn't take long to catch the flies. Keep one out at my house in the kitchen to catch any flies or gnats. I highly recommend this product.

OK if you have a bad fruit/drain fly problem these will be completely gross before you know it. Awesome, it is working. I have some effective zappers which do well. However save those for the bathroom sink as those bug bodies will stay where they lay while the sticks catch them and keep them. These are EXTREMELY sticky so make certain away from children %26 pets. My cat decided to climb and with one twitch of her tail it was glued down tight all the way down to her butt. By the way, after pulling out masses of hair, baby oil will help get most the stick out…eventually……, 🐈‍⬛ Put these where flies are most apt to congregate ….. I use bait but NOT in the stick cup. It is cardboard. But a little piece of banana or terror fly trap is another draw. Definitely want light on it. You can hang it or stand it up (where it can't be bumped, tipped or touched)

I KEEP 2 INSIDE EACH WINDOWSILL FOR A FEW MONTHS AT A TIME! I DO SPRAY ENTIRE PLACE WITH THE RAID FLYING BUG KILLER. I TEND TO GET THE ANNOYING TINY FRUIT FLIES. KEEPING THESE NEAR WINDOWS %26 CHANGING EVERY FEW MONTHS HELPS KEEPS AWAY FLIES %26 GNATS %26 FRUIT FLIES!! WORTH EVERY PENNY!

It works really well. As everyone knows, when you bring fruit into the home it attracts gnats and flying pests called gnats. They are really attracted to ripening and rotting fruits and veggies. The pics shows how much they catch. I didn't realize there were that many gnats in my home until these traps started catching and showing them. I bought 4 and using the 2nd one and it definitely is filling up. I highly recommend!!

I love these and they are so easy and no more walking into fly trap that hang from the ceiling. This is so much better. Just add syrup or apple cider vinegar and you will be amazed how well it works. i have only used it indoor for fruit flies or gnats. I wish i knew about these fly sticks years ago.

Overall, works very well! While it isn't as effective at catching critters as things that are more bait-oriented, I find that this works excellently for gnats and house flies if placed near a source of light (such as hanging in a window), or near the source of where they're coming from (like a drain for example) alongside something to attract them.

During the summer months, we, as well as our neighbors, have all these flies that fly around our entry doors. So when either you're leaving or entering, you get hit with all these flies. Since using this product and placing it by our door, within two days, the stick is totally covered with captured flies.

When you put these in the right spot, they seem to work better than any other yellow sticky thing they say is supposed to work better for those tiny bugs that seem to want to fly into your eyes and nose and drive you insane. And you can buy them independently, so it's a nominal cost to see if it works for you too.

I follow directions on the box, I used honey for bait, I hung it by hook provided in a similar location as recommended on the box right by the outdoor entrance in the heavily fly trafficked area and watch and waited, watching as flies flew around and near for hours, totally oblivious and ineffective by traps present! A total waste of time, energy and money! “RAID” should be embarrassed to put there company brand on such a poor quality product! For shame, for shame! 👎🏼

This item had been opened and the inside cover had been removed so when I pulled it out of the box I accidentally touched the tube and had the sticky layer all over. It was near impossible to get off. I went ahead and tried hanging it and it did nothing to catch flies.