Bugoff Sticky Fly Glue Trap Tape, Pack of 18 Piece, Drosophila Insect Flies Catcher Strips, Fruit Fly Sticky Trap for Indoors, Outdoors, Garden, House, Greenhouse, Home Use, Red

The media could not be loaded. Excellent product, easy to use, I'm not particularly gentle and so far none have ripped, they withstand the strength of pull needed to unwind them very well. They're very sticky so you do need to be careful when handling them but the sticky comes off easily with soap and water. They started catching flies within minutes of hanging so if there's a lure or something in the glue or paper then it certainly works, and both big and small flies are unable to escape, there's no smell to them, and while they aren't exactly pretty, they do the job.

How’s this for a mega haul of flies! Tell you what it’s not very pretty to look at but my god it works! Have hung it in the kitchen and captured loads. Knocked down 1 star as some of them are very hard to unravel and end up breaking.

Arrived on time these are so sticky? when unwinding them gently pulling the paper out it would tear,opened 5 of these an they all ripped an became usless.

These looked like a good deal, with good reviews.Opened the first one, looked good and sticky, hung it in kitchen, where we have had a lot of flies recently. Catches only tiny flies. The full sized ones simply jump off it. This is in comparison with some other fly papers we bought last year; we hung the last one up the week before these came, and it’s still catching and killing more flies than these strips, despite being almost completely smothered with dead bodies.Hung a second in lounge, also a fly favourite. Strip wouldn’t untwist properly and was left with a very twisted, skinny ribbon of not very sticky stuff. It LOOKED sticky, but it hasn’t caught a single fly, not even a little one.Hung a third one in bedroom, where lone buzzy flies keep us awake and dive-bomb us through the night. This one untwisted properly, but visibly had v little glue on it. Three weeks later, it has one lone small fly on it and we’re still being dive-bombed at night.I wish I could find the ones I bought last year. Buying fly papers is always hit and miss on quality and efficacy. Lots of cheap versions around, but then neither can you guarantee good quality by buying the more expensive ones. Review recommendations are now a joke, and they aren’t the reliable source of info that they used to be, with paid reviewers either decrying or raving about a product that may not warrant either.Back to fly-swatters for us.

Works ok but not as effective as more expensive brands. Main issue, the papers tear as you remove them from the tube no matter how carefully you do so.

Easy to use, working well and very reasonable price

I got these to try as flies everywhere in thia heat.I opened the box and made use of four but I opened each of the four a different way, ie fast, slow, twisting etc and all four tore/ripped. I've used many traps of this design over the years n never had one tear. They are sticky as hell but be very careful opening them, but even then they tear.

Bug off might not be the brand name because these flies don’t go anywhere once they’ve landed on these bad boys.