Fly Stick Traps

I’ve read reviews on this and was a bit dubious but it’s worked really well. What I would say is that do what it says and put the Apple cider vinegar in the tray at the bottom. I had this out for 2 day and not one fruit fly until I put the vinegar (and a little washing up liquid) in the white bit at the bottom. I didn’t want to hang these up so can’t comment on the effectiveness of the hook, but I can say it’s worked very well since I put the vinegar in. Very quickly after doing this I had loads on the cylinder. Yes it’s very sticky but it’s supposed to be! I’ll be buying some more while summer conditions continue and doors are left open!

These do work but they are hard to put in place as they're exceedingly sticky. They would be so much better if they came with a protective, removable covering over the sticky bit. Once up, flies don’t stand a chance when they fly close and they get stuck immediately to the yellow sticky stuff so they're very effective. HOWEVER, they are very flimsily made. I went to the bother of fixing command hooks high up on my conservatory roof frame, especially for these sticks. Up a ladder, I placed honey in the bottom cups as instructed and hung up two sticks. Only one week later, one stick literally has fallen out of its upper container hook and left the stick and its stickiness, plus honey, on the floor. I'm very glad it didn't fall on the furniture as that would have been an impossible nightmare to clean off. The sticks are literally so sticky you can’t handle them to re-attach to their hooked container, so straight in the bin it went. Trappify sticks are too expensive for this basic failure. I am very disappointed in their durability and have wasted my money. The aesthetic of these sticks is preferable to the yellow rolls and hanging papers so I will try and find an alternative, cheaper make. Otherwise, I will have unused hooks on the ceiling, which is pretty annoying. I do NOT recommend Trappify Fly traps. DO NOT BUY.

Great fly catching gadget, better than the wind out papers version. They seem attracted to the bright yellow tube

This is VERY sticky!! I’m not sure it attracts the flies as much as catches them as they fly by as it’s so sticky. I put honey in the bottom but never saw a fly trying to eat it. After a week it was very full of flies.. we seem to have had a pandemic of the pests!!…. I thought it was disgusting to look at hanging in my kitchen but not sure what alternative there is.

These worked much better than fly spray and caught a good many house flies and fruit flies. I hate having flues in the house. Good size, ease of use, better than chemicals in the air, no odour I could smell.

Wouldn't buy again, see more flies with this, they bypass it

These are the best fly catches I have ever brought. I have spent a lot of money over the years and these are the cheapest. I would recommend these to everyone.

Don't attract flies! Pointless

Worked great. Would use again.

aber alles andere hat leider versagt. Der Fruchtfliegenschwemme war nicht mehr beizukommen. Erster Fänger schon nach 24 so voll das er ausgewechselt werden musste. Nur ein Tipp an den Hersteller: Bitte schreibt doch mal etwas dazu wie man dieses Zeug aus den Haaren heraus bekommt :-)

Work well, just be very careful and they warn you about it, to handle them from the very bottom or the top, where the tray type tops are. Also be careful if left in sunny windows because the heat makes the sticky finish even stickier. Because of the narrow build they can be hidden behind things easier but still effective and kept out of sight. As they are more effective, the less they are wanted to be seen. I actually wish I had ordered the larger size instead of just the two. Next Summer I plan on ordering the larger pack and spreading the wealth out.

Utilisation contre les mouches, très efficace. Plus pratique que les rouleaux déroulables et aussi efficace. Facile d'utilisation

Didn’t catch a single fly yet, they keep buzzing around our kitchen and are not at all attracted to it. Would not recommend.