Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn, Sticky Fly Strips, Indoor Insect Trap, Catches and Hides Bugs Better Than Fly Paper or Ribbon, Fly Catcher Indoor (2+4, Gray)

A useful product for getting rid of annoying flies and other insect pests from the home.

Been on a window for a month and had no effect. No bugs trapped. Waste of money.

Work well but I think they would work even better with a light colour interior as flies seem to be attracted to light colours l we have a black car and a white car and flies always seem to land on the white one. Just a thought

Not one single fly stuck to mine. Used them in a window for fruit flies. Don’t think they have any chemical to attract the flies to go near

Hasn’t caught anything.

This product is useless, my house flies crawl and fly around it. It is a waste of money.

This works so well! It’s way more discreet than the fly strips we used to use plus catches WAY more flies.It doesn’t work immediately , though. I think some reviews were probably expecting all of the flies to be gone overnight. It took a few days before they all started getting trapped. But now our kitchen is basically fly-free for the first summer ever.

I recently purchased Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn in hopes of effectively dealing with fly infestations. However, I must express my disappointment with this product. Despite its visually appealing design and discreet appearance, it failed to deliver the expected results. Allow me to elaborate on my experience with this fly trap.At first glance, Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn appears aesthetically pleasing and inconspicuous, making it suitable for placement in various areas, including the kitchen. I appreciate the effort put into its design to ensure it doesn't look like a typical, unsightly fly trap.Regrettably, the main issue lies in the product's effectiveness. Despite diligently following the provided instructions, the fly trap failed to perform satisfactorily. I found that it caught an abysmal number of flies, with fewer than five flies caught in either trap.Considering the purpose of a fly trap is to attract and capture flies, this level of ineffectiveness is highly disappointing. It's crucial to have a reliable and efficient solution for managing fly infestations, and unfortunately, Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn falls short in this regard.Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this product to others seeking an effective fly trap solution. While its appealing appearance and lack of obviousness may be appealing, its performance leaves much to be desired.Pros:Visually appealing designDiscreet appearance suitable for various areasCons:Ineffective in capturing fliesCaught less than five flies in either trapOverall disappointing performanceIn conclusion, my experience with Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn was highly unsatisfactory. Despite its visually appealing design and inconspicuous appearance, the product's inability to effectively capture flies renders it ineffective. I would advise exploring alternative options for addressing fly infestations.Wishing you success in finding a more reliable fly trap solution.

I tried a competitive product and watched a fly literally land on the pad, walk around and fly away. I left it in place for a day and it didn’t catch a fly. I replaced it with Dr Killigans, within twenty minutes it had caught a few flies.I’ve seen negative reviews for this product. The key to remember is that nothing is 100%. You have to control the source of the attraction - food left out, open garbage, in order to keep flies away.

This is simple and not an ugly site at all. It’s perfect for the window where flies tend to gravitate anyway. I have refills of the sticky paper so it’s easy to just dump and put a new one in.

I do not really like this. Flies do not enter much. Maybe a clear sticky wall will do better.