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.

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!

They work awesome. I can't recommend this enough.It catches lots of various types of bugs and lasts about 2-weeks.It's crazy, but the more bugs that are caught, it seems to attract even more!Easy to use and never leaves adhesive on the window.I have re-ordered 3-timesn now.

This product is definitely worth the money. It is easy to use and very effective. I stick one strip at a time to the window on my back door. This way, my catches aren’t on display for everyone else. It is nice and sticky and lasts. I just changed it today and it had several fruit flies, 4 house flies, and many more tiny insects on it. I know that sounds gross but it’s better than the flies reproducing and continuing to fly around. It’s also better than using a swatter to kill them on various surfaces of my home. How long it’s left up depends on how big the problem in the house is. I don’t have an infestation so it traps what sneaks in through doors that are opened through the day. I change it maybe monthly or so. I did have a fly issue prior to using this product - I was swatting a dozen flies a day and they were so annoying. I could not figure out why it was so bad. My house was clean, no food left out, etc. but flies reproduce so quickly, it does not take long for them to become a problem. I highly recommend this product if you’re dealing with any kind of fly annoyance in your home.

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.