Catchmaster Giant Fly Glue Trap 1-Pack 30 Feet Each, Adhesive Fly Traps Outdoor, Sticky Bug Catcher, Bulk Flying Insect Paper Roll, Pest Control for Garage, Barn, Greenhouse & Garbage Room

Much Better than ordinary Flypaper, and it is a proven killer in combination with Odor Emitting Traps. And it is quite economical if you cut it to smaller sections. Not sure why it works so well. Maybe the bright green color, maybe the red stripes, maybe the fly photo decoys, or maybe some scent that brings the flies in. Placed on a horizontal surface in the bright sun, under and around a fly trap with scent, it is deadly for the flies. But keep the traps away from your doors or the random flies blow in. So happy it worked for us as it saved a holiday vacation when our rental was infested with flies, maybe due to leftover trash. Applied some to top of trash can without the attractant, and it still worked, but not like the outdoor traps.

I've lived in this apartment for eight years and for eight years, every summer I get fruit flies--because my upstairs neighbors, who have also lived here for eight years, are disgusting with their rotting garbage and it doesn't take long for their problem to become everyone's problem. A testament to the joys of apartment living. It takes me a full arsenal of UV light traps, fly stick traps, fly punch, homemade apple cider vinegar + soap traps, and sticky window sheets to get rid of them every year...and even then I've only got about an 85% success rate, and the only way to get rid of the rest is to wait for winter and the cold hands of a frosty death grasping them by their tiny little wings. This year I decided to try a different trap and happened to notice the Catchmaster sheets. As cheap as they are, I figured...no way these are any good, but the ratings were high and I was desperate as the problem started late this year, but made up for it by being especially bad. So I bought one roll to give it a try. Last night I popped a push pin in the wall of the room with the worst infestation, hung the trap up, followed the instructions to pull out a foot of it, then wandered off for a minute for a visit to the little boy's room. By the time I washed my hands and came back, the trap had claimed its first dozen victims. Normally it takes a few days for the flies to notice any of the traps I put out, no matter what kind. It's kind of a domino effect, as once one or two land and get trapped it seems to attract the others, like they're saying "Oh? What's friendo over there checking out?" only to realize too late that friendo is trapped, dying, or dead. It's a process, is what I'm saying. It's never immediate. It's never this fast. I was seriously impressed. Then I went to bed, curious what morning would bring. Morning brought an almost fly-free room, with the trap so completely covered with dead and dying insects I had to cut it off and pull out a fresh length of it. There are a few stubborn holdouts still buzzing around, but I'm hoping they give in to temptation soon. In the meantime I've ordered the three-pack to take care of the other rooms, and I'm looking forward to a blissfully fly-free summer for the first time in eight years. So the long and short of it is these are cheap, very easy to put out, effective, and unobtrusive. I also want to say the smell is mild, but two caveats: 1.) Even though it's mild, once it gets in your nose it sticks there and overrides everything else. I had a very, very strong-smelling lavender candle burning, one that normally overpowers the whole space, and I couldn't smell it anymore at all even though the smell of the sticky paper wasn't strong in my nostrils. 2.) My sense of smell has been broken since I recovered from COVID in 2021. Some things I can smell normally, some things I can't smell at all anymore, some things are stronger or milder than they should be, and sometimes it just completely glitches in and out. So take anything I say about the smell of *anything* with that caution in mind, because my reporting on it may or may not be accurate. I can tell you what it smells *like* accurately, though, and it's just a nice little dose of pure rot. Mild. But pure rot. But if that's what it takes to attract the little jerks, that's what it takes. I'm just happy with the end results, and willing to put up with the occasional whiff of death.

I have two parrots, and in the morning, each gets two juicy red grapes. The juice gets all over the cages, and the fruit flies continue to multiply. I bought two Catchmaster Glue Traps. At points during the day, I must lock the African Grey in his cage and lay the glue trap over the top. I am pleasantly surprised how quickly and effectively the glue trap works. The roll is long and they can be cut off once filled with the flies. I love this product! Note: My AG, Buddy, hates when I put him in his cage, but I just had shoulder surgery and cannot move his cage outside to power wash, so these Catchmasters are a lifesaver!

Works okay and bug lights seem to work better for us especially inside where it grabs a lot of moisture gnats

Exactly what I needed. Easy to tear but not accidentally. You have to try, but it's easy. I peel off different lengths and back stick them to beams so they hang down in multiple areas. The side doesn't hold on strong with the string and my kids love pulling it down lol. No more gnats or flies when I'm working in my garage! They want to hang on this stuff. And if you do touch it, it doesn't leave a lot of residue and you can get off. It's like a very very very strong sticky note kind of sticky. It caught a whole bird. Just a bit of oil and the bird was free, bit of soapy water and they were clean and put in a cage under a tree to dry. No horrible sticky left on their wings. I only bathed them because of the oil. I think with more patience you might be able to pull it right off with very little fluff lost. But this bird flailed and was completely wrapped like a bird taco. I think it would release off of a friendly snake no problem with some mineral oil. Snakes love mineral oil. No rinse needed. Save the noodles! It does its job without threatening other wildlife that is commonly caught. It is very low residue. What is left, if anything, rolls right off with a little bit of friction. I've had them for over a month and haven't opened the third one yet. Great value.

Best darn fly trap ever. I first saw an example of this fly trap where they put it out near their livestock and it caught tons of flies, so I tried it. I live near a cow farm so we have a lot of flies here and say that in 2 hours hundreds of flies we're caught is not an over exaggeration. I am so happy and I am going to keep ordering more when they run out.

Works well, except for the cord material for hanging the roll of paper. If exposed to sunlight it rapidly degrades to dust. Replace it with something else like twine if used outdoors. All three of the rolls did arrive broken (the plastic spools were fractured) as they were packed loosely in a cardboard box with no padding, making the paper difficult to dispense.

We have horse stalls and lots of flies. We wrap this sticky side out around five gallon buckets. We set them out I. The morning and pick them up in the evening and they are covered thick with flies! This stuff works! Pretty good price for what it does! I have a system on wrapping the buckets. They aren't pretty but when it is time to get new fly paper out, the old years off easily and rolls together to throw in the garbage!