Kensizer 30-Pack Window Fly Traps for Indoors, Paper Sticky Strips, Fly Catcher Clear Windows Trap for Home, House Fly Killer Lady Bug Traps

These things really work well! Not sure how it happened, but I had an outburst of flies hit my living room yesterday. No idea what prompted them (do I need to shower more often?), but the house was full of unwanted guests. Fortunately, these window things showed up along with a new bee hammer (fly swatter). I highly recommend them. Easy to install and the flies appear to enjoy landing on them!

We have a lot of small gnats that hatch from the dirt of our indoor plants and the flies tend to buzz around a lot and get everywhere. I was looking for fly paper to catch them, but everything I found was some variation of the twisty/sticky paper strip that hangs from the ceiling and looks very cheap. Then I saw these, stick to the window, transparent fly catchers, and decided it was worth a try. Wow, they trap a lot of these small flies. The window is the perfect place to put these since they flies try to get outside, and eventually they find the glue and stick. Put it up, wait a few days, then decide if there's room left for more flies, or if it's time to put up a new one. The picture is the 2nd one we have put in this location, I have others on a few other windows and they all work perfectly and peel off the window without leaving any residue. I'll be buying another pack when these run out!Putting them up is super simple, peel off the thin white paper strip covering the window adhesive on one side, then put the sticky pad up where you want it using that strip to hold it in place. Next, peel off the transparent plastic covering the glue on the other side (where the flies will get stuck). You're all set to start a dead fly collection! Peel off the whole thing (thin strip on the window side) when you're done and throw away! Couldn't be simpler!I wouldn't recommend putting this at a height where a dog or cat could get stuck to it, and I don't recommend putting this on wallpaper or anything other than glass (window) since the strip that holds it up may damage or discolor the wall. Basically, use as directed! Stick it to a window and you'll be fine.

Forgot to unpack a bag of potatoes and caused the eleventh plague right here in my kitchen. The potatoes sat under some recycling bags and strangely enough there was no stink? We could not understand where all the gnats were coming from and it looked like they just appeared overnight. They got into everything and I was losing my mind. Decided to try these traps and by golly they were all gone in about two weeks. It worked like a charm and it saved us a ton of money because we did not have to get a professional bug company to come fix the infestation. Thank you for a great product at a great price.

Easy to apply, easy to throw out, discreet, can be hidden behind blinds and they work. Worth the money

These are just sticky, clear plastic sheets that adhere to a window. All of one side is sticky to trap insects, and the other side has a sticky strip to adhere to a window. I have not detected any odor from them. Flies see the outside light and fly into the window, where they are trapped. (YUCK! I'm STUCK!) I have found that this product works better than the electric ones with a UV light to attract insects and a fan to suck them in to land on a sticky pad. Why go to all that trouble when the insects themselves can do all the work to get themselves stuck? That said, it does require them to hit the right spot on the window to do themselves in, but they eventually manage to do it. Admittedly, I don't think they are too bright, and they apparently don't do the "window light" calculus very well.

I buy a lot on Amazon and am very pleased with most things that I receive. BUT these little handy fly trap sheets are the BEST. They work so well very easy to apply and to remove from the window. I would give these little things a 10 star rating if possible, they are wonderful.

I've had a reproducing fly problem for about 6 weeks now, and the spiral strips work but they are messy. I tried torching the newborn batch that was from an onion going bad I had not noticed, and that worked great, and I'm sure I put the fear of flame into the remaining ones who managed to abandon their buddies and get away. Cowards! But that seems a sort of risky baseline technique for long term usage.Thus I went in cyber search of an indoor fly seducer that destroys them upon visiting. But neat and easy to use and dispose of. It seemed a daunting task, roaming the halls of Cyberville. If only my cats cared about defending our home from flying, crawling, creeping, critters, but alas, they care not. And I even grow them catnip; you'd think they would help out, but no. But just when my hopes were plummeting, I spied a photo and it seemed like a miracle! Must be too good to be true! Plus, they cost more than those cheap spirals, which work but are nasty, ugly, and stick to anything they barely touch. But I inspected further by reading the description. Hmmm...there ARE 30 in the pack, so not really more expensive, just buying nearly 5x the spirals when they are bought in a 6 pack. But with the problem I was having, I would use all the patches so ordered them.Upon arriving, I was excited to kill flies. A LOT of flies. Yes, even the baby ones, because I asked them nicely, many times, to live outside, but my pleas went ignored by the flies. THEN they mocked me and made my apartment into a nursery and proceeded to have generations of offspring in 3 days! Oh, dear Lord, why have you done this to me? WHY, Universe? I stuck a dozen of these things around the apartment and waited.These things are a miracle! THESE are amazing! I would marry whoever invented these. They don't look awful, they are inconspicuous on the window edges, and I've put them on walls and doorways high up so the cats or people don't touch them. I am shocked! Even the millions of tiny baby flies go to them and get stuck. SO easy to dispose of, as those brown spiral ones are impossible to handle once used, as it sticks to anything within inches of it, it seems. I had a fight with those spiral strips the other week that left me feeling defeated, had dead flies and sticky glue on my arm, one trash bag that stuck to the strip as I tried putting it in there, and a mini meltdown. It was truly pathetic. There I was a 60 year old woman, crying and yelling at a sticky strip full of dead flies, "Just get in there, dang it! STOP STICKING TO THE BAG, you blasted strip!" as it stuck to my arm with the dead flies on it. It was not a pretty scene.Two days later, I remembered to check the traps, as they are that unnoticeable! I walked past several, every day, and didn't even see them. True story. But upon closer inspection, what was this? Dead flies? Of both large and tiny variations, too?! I scurried to look at the others, now full of anticipation, then joy, as I checked each one. I was not disappointed. The relief I felt that day is indescribable but if you've had this problem before, {first time for me} you know of what I speak. You would not be considering buying this if you didn't have a fly problem now, would you?Trust me, an absolute win personally, and will buy more when and if needed! The glue works, but it isn't as bad as that spiral strip glue. It gives you a chance to keep your skin, upon disposal, and that makes it alone, worth it. The not even noticeable appearance seals the deal.