RESCUE! Pop! Reusable Outdoor Fly Trap, 1 Pack Resin

Extremely easy to set up and extremely effective. Currently undergoing a heatwave and with trash on an enclosed porch, the flies became a big problem in a short amount of time. It's disgusting how well this trap works. The price was a bit higher than I was looking to pay for this type of product but it's worth it.

This great reduces the amount of flies around my house. I put one near the trash can and one in backyard as we have a dog and our neighbor has a 100% outside dog. I keep it going by adding more water until the container is full. As the heat and flies suck it up.

On my second set. works great. Is it possible too great. Lol. Bottles fill with flies and they still fight to get in. Post them at least 20 feet away from your problem area and make sure your not down wind because the dead smell is strong. I've bought my second set if that proves how well they work.

This works so very good. I could not believe how many flies it captured?! And, they were literally fighting to get in when it looked like fly pie filling in the bottle! It definitely is for outside. The smell (which is how it works) is not pleasant (although the flies find it irresistible!).

All the flies want to get in it. In about a week you'll have 6 inch thick densely packed stack of dead flies inside. It is VERY effective and VERY stinky. Literally smells like a pile of the worst feces you've ever smelt. So much so, that you would probably prefer to just dump the entire container into a dumpster instead of washing it and reusing.

These fly traps are great for outdoor use. At first you'll see an increase in flies but they gradually decrease over time. Make sure to replace every month or once they dry out. The smell towards the end is really bad, and I always use gloves when discarding them. I personally don't reuse these but it says you can.

This thing is AMAZING. It will catch all the flies and then I do mean all the flies. This thing literally attracts all the flies from the whole neighborhood. Also the smell that comes from it is appalling, dont put it close to your home.

I tried everything but nothing worked then I found these cute little pop bottles and told the flies I was throwing them a party and I got them all refreshments. So they all gathered together in the bottles and ate and drank themselves to death

These work so well for catching flies of all types. I had a fly go in it as I was hanging out. On the downside they seem to also attract fires, so about l avoid hanging them too close to entry ways.

I LOVED, LOVED, LOVED THIS FLY TRAP … until I hated it. The first one I had placed in the corner of the porch hanging above a tall outdoor storage cabinet. It worked great but flies were still attracted to the cat food I put out for the feral cats. Due to my physical limitations that food is located near the front door. It was a battle keeping flies out of the house. I have ZERO tolerance for any bug in my house. I placed the second fly trap lower and closer to the cat food contrary to instructions. Last night I had nightmares of raccoons tearing into the second fly trap and making a disgusting mess all over the porch. They eat everything. Fortunately, my fears remained just nightmares. I still decided to relocate it. That's when I got a strong whiff of the active fly trap. As another reviewer commented, it does smell like dead meat. Yuk! I moved it as far from the door as I could but an hour later, the stink still lingers. I'm embarrassed when anyone comes to the door. If you have the right “far enough” location, these fly traps are GREAT and do what they promise to do! If not… well … I'm going to buy a few fragrant hanging flower baskets that repel bugs … maybe marigolds with petunias.