FaicukWall Sconce Fly Light Trap for Capturing Flies, Moths, Gnats, Mosquitos and Other Flying Insects-12"x6.1"x5.98"

I have been getting a lot of little flies and mosquitoes in my new apartment through the patio door. I bought this to see if it would help. It has! The unit is very light weight so I was able to mount it using oversized tacks i also found on Amazon. This was a renter friendly solution. It has been catching the little buggers since i installed it. I hooked it up to one of the Amazon Alexa smart plugs so that when i am going to sleep it turns off and doesn’t bug me while trying to rest. (Its installed location is close to my bedroom). Then its on a timer to come on each morning as the sun rises to help catch them all. Its been a winning solution.

I have had a large housefly infestation in our 16X24 three season sunroom. It used to be a deck, so there are gaps in the floorboards and I believe that is where they are getting in.I installed the unit above one of the windows, and set it on a timer to go on at7:00 PM, and off at 6:30AM.This morning the sticky pad is half full of houseflies!I've read other reviews about the light burning out just after the return date. If that happens I will update this review.

So bought this to replace the other one in the store, turns out; it’s really small; almost feel like it’s just a toy, anyway, we still put it on one of the area where we see the flies hang out most of the time, now has been about 6 weeks already, has not catch 1 fly or any flying insects yet. Totally wasted of money. Besides that; installation is fairly easy, just have to tight up a few screws, put in to the outlet, then it’s on, looks ok for a piece of junk. Would I buy it again, not from this place for sure!!! ( we actually bought another one from another place already, not perfect but works fine!! ).

I live in an old farmhouse for nearly 40 years and last year was the first indoor fly problem we’ve ever had. We’ve had a few warmer winters recently and that has not helped keep the fly population in check.The sconce look is good and decent quality but this will not be a permanent installment. I mounted to a plate stand to use as needed with easy access to still change the glue trap. As the weather warms up, flies will start to come out and so will these.As common sense would suggest, it works best when it’s the brightest or only light source. I had one in a slightly darker room and it got a lot of action on day1. The other one was set up near a window where the bugs attract and still got some. I bought for flies but it has surprisingly attracted the Asian beetles too.I gave it a 4-star because it’s a little expensive for a light and glue trap but it has worked so far and I don’t regret the purchase.

I purchased this because we live in the country and we are constantly going in and out our house. I am so glad I did. I cannot believe how many bugs get into the house. This thing catches them all. I will never not have this in my house again.

Attracted the bugs and they stuck to the glue but 1 out of 3 has already failed. Don't know if its the bulb or something else.

Have had two of these for less than 2 months and both had the bulb burn out within days of the other. If there is an LED bulb I would get that but I can’t find one. These work well and are catching all the flies in my brewery but if the bulbs keep going at this rate I will toss these in the trash and buy ones with LED Lights that won’t burn out easily.

This small contraption does exactly what it is supposed to do. It puts out a soft blue light, no noise, no mess and no more "No See 'Ums". After 1 day the sticky pad had about 30 bugs on it. This is the 2nd purchase of this item for me. I bought one for my daughter and it catches the ginormous skeeters that terrorize my family in Texas. And it catches the tiny little knats that plaque Maryland. Highly recommend.