Zero In Fly Papers FSC - 4-Pack FSC Compliant, Sticky Natural Trap Controls Flies, Fungus Gnats, Fruit Flies, Mosquitoes and Bugs, White

As someone who enjoys spending time outdoors but dislikes the nuisance of flies, I recently tried the Zero In Fly Papers FSC - 4-Pack, and I must say, they have exceeded my expectations. These sticky natural traps offer an effective and environmentally friendly solution for controlling flies in and around my home.What impressed me most about these fly papers is their simplicity and effectiveness. The FSC-compliant paper attracts flies with its natural scent and sticky surface, trapping them without the need for harmful chemicals or pesticides. Within just a few hours of hanging them up, I noticed a significant reduction in the fly population in my outdoor spaces.Additionally, I appreciate that these fly papers are FSC-compliant, meaning they are made from sustainably sourced materials. This aligns with my commitment to environmental responsibility and ensures that I can control flies without harming the planet.Overall, the Zero In Fly Papers FSC - 4-Pack is a must-have for anyone seeking an eco-friendly and effective solution for fly control. With their simplicity, effectiveness, and environmental credentials, they have become an essential tool in my battle against flies.

The product is effective, works really well, is cost-effective, highly recommend and will buy more when needed.

Very efficient. So much so that you need to be careful not to touch the surface as I did. Got caught in my hair!!!

If you’re worried about the quality of the product allow me to share my experienceBoth my and my partner separately manage to attack ourselves to one of the strip but our hair after just brushing past it, both needing the other one to remove us. Very sticky, great for flys just be careful of your hair

Very very sticky for sure, but opening and unwinding it was tricky as a result - it also brushed against the wall while I was pinning it up and left a streak of glue on the wall which won’t come off with anything I’ve tried!

We are infested with these tiny flies and don't like using sprays as we have a cat. Used these fly papers and in 3 days, the papers were covered in the little bugsIt is very sticky so be careful unwinding the stuff. Tip: Unroll, holding the canister with other hand holding up the thread and twisting it anticlockwise. This opens up the fly paper better. My first attempt was poor, the paper remained curly and not opened up as well as the one on the photo provided above.Until we find the source of the problem or they die out during the winter, it's not a cure but it helps keep the numbers down.

Below is the original review. It was a bit premature, admittedly, and I've had a bit more success afterwards. The pins weren't the easiest to remove I should mention, as I had to use my nails to dig in under, but it's not a bad method for attaching them and I like that they can be hung down. Got some gnats on the paper after all.---Gave it a go with these—having trouble with fungus gnats at the moment. Unfortunately seems not to have worked on them. After 24 hours have not seen a single one stuck.

Bought a pack of these to help get rid of a fly infestation (suspected dead rodent in roof space)So I hung two of these in the room with the worst problem, literally hundreds of flies. However, after four days, there were literally just TWO flies that took the bait, and landed on its sticky tacky surface of sufferance, never to escape again.But given that these papers were hung in a room measuring 10' X 8' with a sloping ceiling, and hundreds of flies, I was dismayed to find that after four days, only TWO solitary flies succumbed to the apparently irresistible "fruit scent" so in my experience, these have been completely inneffective, and a waste of money, however cheap they were in the first place.I have got on top of my problem, but it has taken two cans of Raid, which IS extremely effective, and seems to have a residual effect.However, people with respiratory issues should only use sprays with caution, ;and sparingly, as Raid spray can irritate any underlying 'onditions.These fly papers are cheap, but inneffective, so I wouldn't buy them again.

Ha una fragranza fruttata che ricorda la fragola o qualcosa di zuccherino, l'etichetta dice che è un aroma naturale.Fatto sta che funziona benissimo. Ho il problema delle mosche nella mia villetta, ne ho messe due agli angoli e hanno catturato un po' di insetti. Ne ho messo uno nell'orto e si è riempito di mosche.Non ho provato molti di questi prodotti ma finora questo è quello che funziona meglio, oltre a non essere tossico per animali (ho dei cani) o eventuali bambini.Ovviamente è più efficace se messo nei punti in cui ronzano maggiormente le mosche.La fragranza che attira gli insetti penso duri una o due settimane. Ne comprerò altri.

Pessimo acquisto,non attira le mosche e non mi è servito a nulla.Lo sconsiglio