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

I bought a box 3 summers ago and they work very well for what they are. Pros: They work! They work best when the outside light attracts the flies to windows and they get caught trying to get out. They are VERY sticky there is no escape. They are easy to apply. They last a long time! I've put up 3-5 traps on my windows each summer and they catch them for most of the summer. One box (30 traps) has lasted me 3 summers with lots of flies. They catch fungus nats and house flies of all sizes, basically anything that flies and is attracted to outside light. I appreciate how these are translucent and let light pass through. They are more affordable than Zevo. There is no smell (and I'm VERY sensitive to smells). They work without taking up precious plug space, and electricity. Cons: Gross, just gross having plastic sheets of dead and dying flies stuck to the windows, but better than having these in a-holes flying around in the house, bleh! Cats will be attracted to live ones stuck and will try to bat at them and possibly get stuck (you've been warned!) so keep that in mind when placing these. Despite what the listing claims, there is some residue left when they are removed, but not enough to not recommend them or even remove any stars.Overall: I highly recommend! and I'm buying more after 3 years of use.

Hear me out… My teenager left banana peels in their trash and then went on vacation for two weeks. When I finally opened their bedroom door, I was greeted by a full-on gnat infestation.I ended up buying these specific sticky traps because you get way more for a lower price. In the past, I’d bought a well-known brand that only came with about 10 traps and cost more.Tip: I noticed the gnats are super attracted to shiny surfaces (and lights). They were crawling all over my trash can and my espresso can. So, I started covering those surfaces with sticky traps—and that’s been a total game changer. I also set out a glass container with water, apple cider vinegar, and dish soap, which lures the gnats into the liquid. But to be extra thorough, I stuck two sticky traps onto the outside of the glass container to catch the ones that like to walk along the glass. Another thing: I noticed the gnats would come out of the trash can and walk along the edge. So, I placed an extra sticky pad there—and as you can see in the photos, it totally works. These traps have been out for almost four weeks, and it’s finally time to toss them. I’m planning to lay some newspaper on top of the trash can and roll the sticky pad up onto itself. For anyone dealing with a gnat infestation, I hope this helps—and good luck!

We were struggling with flies and gnats. I tried everything I could think of and it didn't keep up. I tried these and decided to place them directly on my windows along the bottom and middle sections. I was shocked to see how many bugs were caught. I experimented with different spots and found some worked better than others. I highly recommend these and am here buying another pack.

So if I could give these 10 Stars I would give them 10 Stars Plus I'm not exaggerating you can see for yourself by the picture I tell my family about them and when I order I order two packs which is a total of 60 all you do is simply put them in your window and it does the rest I have grandkids that run in and out the door I have no worry about flies because these will catch them they are well worth the money I keep them on hand all the time.

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 awesome! I wasn’t sure if they would work BUT as you can see they do. Easy to use- just peel the two strips off back and place on your glass window! You get 30 sheets which is amazing. Price was awesome AND THEY WORK! After you put on the window they catch flies without you having to do anything. No smell and size of the sheets is great. If the flies were not there you would not even know you put the sticky sheet up. So if you have pesky flies get these! So worth it and they work great! Flies stick and can’t get away. I give five stars!!