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Works OK. Thought it may attract the flies but is a passive system that catches them when flies or other bugs happen to land on the sticky stuff. Very sticky so effective that way.

They are very hard to pull out of the tube, do not uncoil well!

Very sticky, great job! Pain n the butt to set up, but they all are.I don’t see these in sale in stores and they far out perform the alternatives!

1st bag ok 2 nd bag open one missing not a big deal as I ordered two packs . they stick well but pull gently as they can tear

The traps are very sticky and relatively simple to hang and use. This being said, one trap did not come with hang strings, and several traps detached from their tube/weight leaving them only somewhat functional and much more difficult to take down. More traps worked than didn't but I'd say about 33% of them became unusable or near unusable out of the box or immediately upon hanging.

The downsides: These are very difficult to open and unroll! About half of them either tear when pulling them open or the tube which is supposed to weigh them down when hanging, falls off. I've used fly strips for many years so I do know how to open them! The pros: these are incredibly sticky! They work very well to attract and catch flies.

No photo because it’s just gross, but flies LOVE these. Far more than the ones I have purchased locally even. As others have said, just go SLOWLY when you pull the out. It the end piece comes off, I always have a piece of duct tape to grab the end and continue stretching them out. Fantastic for the after effects of Mulberry trees. :)

Comes with tabs to hand anywhere

These are smaller than what I expected but serve their purpose in the fight against bugs getting inside. We placed one at both entrance to help with the bugs that get in (we live near a lake and swamp).