Kensizer 30-Pack Window Fly Traps for Indoors, House Fly Trap

These are so nice easy to stick to window /wall. Pull off throw away. Much nicer then the hanging fly sticks great value for the money and work great

This is the 2nd summer I have bought these and feel that I must share ---they are awesome! I have been bothered by those little gnats and flies in the house, even though we have screens on windows and doors. I just hate the little pests. These things are amazing. Apply to a window or door windows within seconds! Only the very top edge adheres to the window so they remove quickly. They do not have an odor and they attract the bugs quickly. I also have the Zevo bug lights and these are as good, if not better because they stick to any surface and don't need power. I replaced one this morning and had about six gnats and a fly stuck to the surface within an hour. I live in Oklahoma and it is HOT and HUMID of late, so the little bugs are visiting often. I will post photos as an update.

This stuff is amazing to catch the flies that actually made it inside. Very easy to remove and discard of. Quality item. You get a fantastic deal for your money.

They cling to windows by a small clear adhesive strip on the non sticky side so are easily removed and replaced on widows or walls. House Flies, gnats, mosquitoes or anything else that lands on it is stuck. Inexpensive and easy. They work as well as the expensive fly traps without having to dedicate a wall outlet.

I hate using these, as the flies die slowly stuck to the adhesive (I'd much rather they die quickly!) but, we have one window that is very attractive to house flies. This product tends to keep the number of flies from spreading through our house. I've also tried on our window that gets overrun with boxelder beetles and Asian ladybugs and it's NOT as effective on those. Both seem to be able to walk right across it, but if they happen to fly into it, they'll stick.

I've had a reproducing fly problem for about 6 weeks now, and the spiral strips work but they are messy. I tried torching the newborn batch that was from an onion going bad I had not noticed, and that worked great, and I'm sure I put the fear of flame into the remaining ones who managed to abandon their buddies and get away. Cowards! But that seems a sort of risky baseline technique for long term usage. Thus I went in cyber search of an indoor fly seducer that destroys them upon visiting. But neat and easy to use and dispose of. It seemed a daunting task, roaming the halls of Cyberville. If only my cats cared about defending our home from flying, crawling, creeping, critters, but alas, they care not. And I even grow them catnip; you'd think they would help out, but no. But just when my hopes were plummeting, I spied a photo and it seemed like a miracle! Must be too good to be true! Plus, they cost more than those cheap spirals, which work but are nasty, ugly, and stick to anything they barely touch. But I inspected further by reading the description. Hmmm...there ARE 30 in the pack, so not really more expensive, just buying nearly 5x the spirals when they are bought in a 6 pack. But with the problem I was having, I would use all the patches so ordered them. Upon arriving, I was excited to kill flies. A LOT of flies. Yes, even the baby ones, because I asked them nicely, many times, to live outside, but my pleas went ignored by the flies. THEN they mocked me and made my apartment into a nursery and proceeded to have generations of offspring in 3 days! Oh, dear Lord, why have you done this to me? WHY, Universe? I stuck a dozen of these things around the apartment and waited. These things are a miracle! THESE are amazing! I would marry whoever invented these. They don't look awful, they are inconspicuous on the window edges, and I've put them on walls and doorways high up so the cats or people don't touch them. I am shocked! Even the millions of tiny baby flies go to them and get stuck. SO easy to dispose of, as those brown spiral ones are impossible to handle once used, as it sticks to anything within inches of it, it seems. I had a fight with those spiral strips the other week that left me feeling defeated, had dead flies and sticky glue on my arm, one trash bag that stuck to the strip as I tried putting it in there, and a mini meltdown. It was truly pathetic. There I was a 60 year old woman, crying and yelling at a sticky strip full of dead flies, "Just get in there, dang it! STOP STICKING TO THE BAG, you blasted strip!" as it stuck to my arm with the dead flies on it. It was not a pretty scene. Two days later, I remembered to check the traps, as they are that unnoticeable! I walked past several, every day, and didn't even see them. True story. But upon closer inspection, what was this? Dead flies? Of both large and tiny variations, too?! I scurried to look at the others, now full of anticipation, then joy, as I checked each one. I was not disappointed. The relief I felt that day is indescribable but if you've had this problem before, {first time for me} you know of what I speak. You would not be considering buying this if you didn't have a fly problem now, would you? Trust me, an absolute win personally, and will buy more when and if needed! The glue works, but it isn't as bad as that spiral strip glue. It gives you a chance to keep your skin, upon disposal, and that makes it alone, worth it. The not even noticeable appearance seals the deal.

These fly traps work great!! I haven't seen any flys in my house since using them. Easy to install, no mess. They also attract gnats, and mosquitos. I highly recommend them!

I have ordered these several times due to the terrible fly conditions we have been having in our rural area. Don't know what has been making them so bad this past year, but I love these traps. The fly's will naturally go to the windows to get out and instead get stuck on these. I like they are transparent, so they don't block the view. They are also very easy to use.

This product works very well. I placed some at the bottom of the windows and some higher up on the windows. Day 1 - only about 3 flies caught - bottom of window strips only Day 2 - about 5 flies caught in total - bottom of window strips only Day 3 - about 9 flies caught in total - about 2 in the top window strips Day 4 - about 20 flies caught in total - about 4 in the top window strips Day 5 - many more caught. I did not even know there were so many flies in the house. Placing them horizontally near the bottom of the window worked very well. The ones higher up did not catch much

I get fruit fly sized bugs in Saudi but fruit fly traps don’t seem to work. This is the only thing that seems to get rid of them and keep them under control. Easy to install and remove. 10 out of 10

Highly effective. Easy to apply and remove. The glue is very strong. Catch large drain and very small fruit flies

On avait des moucherons depuis un mois qui sortaient dont on ne sait où. J'ai installé des rubans réguliers que l'on fait pendre dans la sdb mais ça ne suffisait pas. J'ai aussi essayé les lumières avec pièges et ça ne fonctionnait pas. Les moucherons se dirigent toujours vers la lumière alors lorsque nous éteignions la lumière de la salle de bain, ils se dirigeaient vers une fenêtre. Il y avait un moustiquaire mais ces mouches sont si petites qu'elles passent à travers ce qui est parfait en sens inverse pour les attraper lolll C'est difficile de voir sur la photo mais il y en a 27 collées à ces rubans. Ils sont si faciles à installer: on retire un petit ruban et on place sur la fenêtre. Toute la surface de l'attrape-mouches ne colle pas au complet, juste ce qu'il faut pour bien tenir en place et il se retire facilement soit pour le jeter ou le déplacer sans laisser de résidu. Je recommande ce produit génial!

Easy to apply, the flies get stuck easily and also catches little bugs and anything that crawls onto it. Easy to peel off and you just throw them away when ready. This one has been on for four days. We have had a lot of flies and this means we can eat inside and not be bothered as within minutes they fly into them.