Evenu Fly Stick Trap, Sticky Catcher for Trapping Mosquitoes, Moths, Gnats and Other Flying Insects, Bugs, Pests in House, Indoor and Outdoor Use

I’ve had them before Amazon. But different bugs and seasons in warm weather. I open my deck door and bugs were everywhere. I certainly think customers will enjoy this product.

Boxes were beat up inside the main package. These are not working so far and they’ve been hanging up since I got them. Flies just go around them. Even put honey in the bottom as suggested on box. Such a waste of money - don’t do it!!!!

I have found these sticky catchers to work well for not only flies, but also stink bugs. The stink bugs that have gotten trapped on these appear to have done so by accident. I think it’s more just when they fly in their fury they will accidentally run into this. Either way, they stick well.The trap is very light. It’s also very sticky. So if it gets on your hands, it will stick easily. The materials used are pretty low cost but it gets the job done. I’m using them in a covered porch area. But it could be used indoors as well. I think it can be used outdoors as long as it’s not in the direct elements like rain. But something covered like a pole barn, garage, or lean to would be fine.Disposal is also easy. Since it’s essentially just a sticky material, they can be tossed in the trash when they’re full. So I don’t worry about caustic chemicals.

Works great.

We picked our tomatoes and unbeknownst to me, one started rotting before we could use it, so...fruit flies. We even put syrup in the bottom like it suggests and it hasn't really done too much. It's caught a handful of flies but I thought it might catch more within a week.

Easy to use and I like that it isn't sitting on the floor like other glue traps. It is good for when there are kids around because it is up and out of reach. There's room in the tray to hold fruit or sugar water, something to attract the flies. Fruit flies are the problem currently and it is helping so far.

Worthless without honey or something sweet to attract insects. Anyone could do the same thing with a piece of duct tape if they read the directions

It's got a larger surface area than just hanging some fly tape, and it definitely looks better than fly tape. It's very sticky, so I wouldn't just place it on the table out of fear of it getting stuck to something and then leaving a bunch of residue - but that's true of any sticky fly trap. It's also unsightly to see, so it would probably be best used in an outdoor setting at a picnic type event, or hidden somewhere in the kitchen, somewhat out of sight.