Kensizer30-Pack Window Fly Traps for Indoors, Paper Sticky Strips, Fly Catcher Clear Windows Trap for Home, House Fly Killer Lady Bug Traps

If you’re tired of pesky flies invading your space, these transparent window fly paper sheets are a game-changer! They work incredibly well, discreetly blending into the window while trapping insects without the mess of traditional fly traps. The adhesive is strong enough to hold even larger flies, and the transparency keeps things looking clean until it's time to replace them.The only minor downside? Well, they do their job too well—meaning you’ll have fly corpses stuck to your window. It’s a small price to pay for a fly-free home, though, and swapping out the sheets when they fill up is quick and easy.Overall, this product delivers exactly what it promises—fantastic fly control with minimal fuss. Highly recommend for anyone wanting a simple yet effective solution!

These window fly traps are absolutely amazing! They are extremely effective and do exactly what they promise—trap all those pesky flies that sneak in every time you open the door. The flies naturally gravitate toward the windows, so placing the traps there is perfect. Not only do they catch flies, but they’re also great for catching gnats, which is a huge bonus.If you have kids (or anyone constantly going in and out), I definitely recommend buying at least 3 packs. You’ll find yourself replacing them about every two weeks—if not sooner—because they fill up fast. These have made such a difference in keeping our home fly-free. Highly recommend! Put some on the outside of the windows also they help minimize the number of flys and bugs hanging around waiting to come in.

For some reason, out of the blue, our office was infested with flies. We ordered these strips same-day delivery, and put them on windows and ledges. Now, the strips are little fly graveyards. They killed hundreds of flies in just hours. There are still a couple of stragglers, but overall, the problem has been eliminated.

I put these in the window of our kitchen and it immediately caught small knats / fruit flies. Then after a few days it caught a large fly. Waiting to see if it catches mosquitos, but I think it should since it worked on a fly.

I had some trouble peeling off the catching side of these traps. The first problem was trying to get one corner started. It would help if they made these with a projecting tab of the protective paper that you could grab to start the peeling process. Next, after I applied it to the window and tried to remove the protective paper from the catching side, the protective paper did not seem to be uniformly adhered to the sticky layer beneath it, such that while trying to peel the paper away, it would suddenly stop. I'd have to press down hard with a finger on the exposed sticky glue to prevent the trap from being pulled off the window completely while trying to yank the paper past the stuck parts. The first time I tried to use the paper, I ended up pulling the trap off the window and getting it stuck to the back of my hand. I suspect warming the trap before installing it might help to losen the sticky glue, but the traps had been sitting in 75 degree room temperature for 24 hours, which one would think should be plenty warm enough. Next time, I will wear disposable gloves to keep the glue off my hands, and also I will use a gentle heat source to gently warm the traps before applying them. Just leaving them in the sun on a warm day should work. So four starts because they do catch bugs.Also, it would be a good idea if the manufacturer would leave a strip down the side or across the bottom without the sticky stuff, so the user would have a clean area that's not sticky and not filled with dead bugs, to grab when removing the strip. I plan to press a piece of paper or thin cardboard against the sticky side along one edge of the strip to provide me with a clean place for my thumb to go when pulling it off the window.

These are amazing! I was not sure if these would work or not, but boy do they! If you stick them on a window and crack the blinds so flies see outside light, they get stuck on them like magic. It's actually disgusting seeing what you thought were a couple of flies, fill up one of these. If you live in an area that is wrought with seasonal flies, don't hesitate to order these!

We use these fly traps every summer to help reduce flies around the house. They are very simple to use and do their job. I dont think they have any attractant to them but when placed on windows the flies will eventually land or crawl on them. Other bugs too. The only down side is that sometimes you hear the flies buzzing as they try to get away. If youre sensitive about stuff like that it could be an issue.

put this on 3 bedroom windows. first couple weeks only caught a few. then . warmed up a bit and had some hatchlings. caught like 60 in two days but most in one window. others not as much. so put low and in all windows. flys go to the light .. awesome performance. easy to use and dispose of