Fly Strips Indoor Sticky Hanging 24pk with Pins. Non Toxic Outdoor Fly Trap Indoor for Home. Flies Tape Paper Trap Ribbon Roll for House Gnat Fruit and Housefly. Bug Catchers for Inside Home Flypaper

We live in an old house. The windows need to be replaced, and we are not ready to do that. Aside from lots of fresh air they do let in the flies. The first year we were miserable. These strips are the answer. They do not smell. They work great and are easy to take down and replace. I think in the beginning we bought smaller boxes but went with this size last year. They catch a ton of flies. We put them off to the side of a room so they are out of the way a bit and hang them from the ceiling with the little tack provided. They aren't super long but my son is tall so it's best they stay out of the way. They are durable and good quality.

These fly strips actually do what they are supposed to do. We had an annoying fly problem indoors and these caught way more than I expected. Once they are up, they are very effective and you definitely notice fewer flies buzzing around. The pack comes with plenty of strips and the pins make them easy to hang where you need them. That said, they are very sticky and can get messy fast if you are not careful. If you accidentally touch one or need to reposition it, it is not forgiving at all. I learned quickly to hang them once and leave them alone. Not the prettiest solution, but they work well and get the job done.

I picked these up during a late summer fly invasion, and they do the job exactly as advertised. The sticky surface is strong enough to catch houseflies, gnats, and even a couple of fruit flies that wandered too close. Once they’re up, you can see the difference in just a day or two. A few things to know: The strips are very sticky — which is great for catching bugs, but tricky when unrolling. I had one fold on itself, and once that happens, it’s not salvageable. The included thumbtacks make hanging easy, but they’re awkward to remove from the tube without getting your fingers sticky. They aren’t the most attractive décor item (let’s be real, sticky ribbons of trapped flies never are), but for garages, porches, and kitchens, they’re effective. Overall, I’d give these 4 stars. They’re inexpensive, safe around food, and catch more than I expected. Just be ready for sticky fingers during setup.

These things work so well. Other than a few missing the tack and one not really stretching completely, I had no issues. I would definitely buy this brand again if I ever have a fruit fly/ phorid fly infestation again. The little flies are completely attracted to them and they have zero smell. They catch big flies too no problem.

AWESOME On this one DO NOT listen to the bad reviews. They just don't know what they are doing. I open the sticky slowly and untwisting at as I go along. Not one failed. I have a problem with hundreds of little moths every day and for the first year since I moved in AZ I had some relief. My sticky strips caught thousands of moths these last 6 months. And pretty much any flies that came in the house AWESOME!

These fly strips were easy to hang up, and I like that they come with plenty of extras in the pack. The adhesive is strong and doesn’t drip or make a mess, which is a plus for indoor use. They unroll easily and stick securely wherever you place them. However, after having them up for a while, they haven’t caught as many flies as I hoped. They seem to work better in brighter spots, so placement might make a difference. The price is fair for the amount you get, and they’re simple to use, but the effectiveness has been mixed so far. I’ll keep testing different areas to see if the results improve. Pros: Easy to hang and set up with included pins Strong adhesive that doesn’t drip Large 24-pack offers good value No odor or mess Cons: Hasn’t caught many flies so far Works better in well-lit or high-traffic areas

These work well. Are very sticky and seem to keep their stickiness a long time. Worked well hanging in my shop

The strips are very sticky but don’t seem to attract the flies as I’d hope. It’s been hanging for a week in the work break room but has yet to catch any flies. If they were attracted to it, I’m sure they’d stick but they just fly around it. I’m sure it’s great if you have swarms of flying insects but not so much if you have a few flies here or there. Good price so I’ll give it more time to prove its effectiveness.