RESCUE! Trapstik® Fly Trap, for Indoor Use, 1 Pack

I literally buy multiple of these every spring and through the summer. They do not stink. All you do is unpackaged them, and put them out. Catches gnats spiders flies.

Perfect for catching fruit flies.

These fly traps are cute to hang around the porch and they did trap some Small bugs but could use a little more sticky glue to catch the bigger flies. I place them on porch around pet food areas and water bowls. That's why I have it 3 stars on value. The bags with the same brand that has the liquid do work perfect and they trap a ton of flys.

It works, flying bugs are getting stuck, but I can't just replace the sticky, I have to throw away the entire thing and buy new. Too skinny of a tube and it's made of cardboard. I would not recommend or buy again. I recommend buying the plastic ones, they last longer and you can replace the sticky part. These aren't the good ones.

After the first two weeks, where we have flies in the house, only trapped one fly! It's still out on the counter still only one fly!

IT has a sticky and colorful surface but hasn't caught any fruit flys or any flys over that past week in a kitchen that always has several fruit flys flying around all of the time.

Put it out right away have flies in kitchen. Been almost 2 weeks not one fly or bug has attached to this. Even tried moving it around. Can't see that it works

Terrible. Didn't catch one fly. Took this to our weekly Thursday morning breakfast. This time of the year, the flys are bad. I decided to try this to eliminate the pests. The flys still pestered us, but not one landed on this trap. I would give it zero stars if I could. Total waste of money!

Does not work, waste of money.

I looked at the reviews and was impressed enough to buy this fly trap. Especially after finding out it was American-made. I have two of them up and put them in high-traffic fly zones. Living in a rural Texas cattle area with pets. is going to be fly-infested no matter what you do. I was excited to think these fly traps would help keep them under control. I was wrong. I haven't caught 1 fly yet. I've seen them flying past them laughing their heads off at my attempt to catch them with these traps. I caught more flys using a bug glue trap on the window sill. I don't know how the reviewer who showed a trap full of flies got them on the trap, but I have my suspensions.