[Upgraded Version] Trapro Sticky Fly Paper Fly Catcher Insect Fly Trap, 12-Pack (12 Pack)

Used these in the kitchen, garage, and near bins—flies don’t stand a chance. Sticky surface grabs fast, and the upgraded version holds more without drying out. No smell, no bait needed, and no fuss. Easy to hang with the twist ties, and they stay put even in warm spots. Each strip lasts days, and you’ll see results within hours. If you want fly control that’s clean, quiet, and doesn’t involve sprays or zappers, this 12-pack’s a solid investment.

Work really well: like flypaper, but hard-plastic with glue coated on either-side instead. You get 20 traps (for £9.99, last I bought some), which price-wise is about the same as the Neudorff ones (item B007W9SY0K, which were about £4.50 a box of 10, so £9 for 20, last I bought any). Inside the box you'll find all 20 traps layered on-top-of each-other, with a clear, plastic-wrap, folded around the stack. You simply lift-up the plastic, pull a trap off the top of the pile, then put the plastic wrap back-down over the stack and put them back-in-the-box to stop them drying-out. They're easy to separate, and compared to the Neudorff ones, which are individually-wrapped on both-sides, I found these easier to work-with. They each trap many small flies, so are ideal for pot-plants around the home. They'll rarely catch larger insects though (such as common house-flies): for these you'd be better-off buying 'classic' flypaper rolls. Each one will remain sticky for around 2-3 months in shaded areas, or 6-8 weeks for plants that sit in direct-sunlight. Overall good, though traditional 'roll' flypapers are much cheaper, so if you are able to hang one of them between your plants, you could buy 20 of those for around £5-6. But for pot-plants with no-way to hang-up a roll of flypaper anywhere nearby, these are certainly a good option!

Sticky enough to catch flies. Additionally, the length of the trap is adjustable, which is great to ensure that the family is not trapped there too. However, I noticed that flies tend to prefer sitting on the coil itself rather than on the tape. I ended up wrapping the coil with its tape so that the residue would stay on the coil too. Even though I had to modify the product, I am happy that it significantly reduces the number of flies at home. One box was sufficient for me for two seasons. I plan to purchase it again for the next two seasons. It is a good product and definitely worth its value.

These worked ok but not brilliant. I have always used the traditional brown fly strips and they catch lots of flies. Also a couple of times the fly paper riot at the drawing pin end when I tried to pull the paper out of the holder so got quite sticky. Pretty pattern but not brilliant performance.

Absolutely brilliant! I bought this for my sister who is inundated with flies in her farmhouse. I bought a cheaper set but every single one broke in half, so I bought these and they work perfectly. One happy sister 😀

Easy to unwrap & set up without getting covered in glue. Unfortunately the two I set up just didn't attract flies. Side by side to a cheaper Yellow fly paper (poorly made & difficult to hang without getting covered in glue), all the flies were attracted to that one.

Excellent product. Can't rate it highly enough. The design and colour are very good, both for humans and flies: but for the flies it is a fatal attraction. Within a few hours they are attracted and then get stuck. In a few weeks the sticky coating was covered in the tiny flies that otherwise inhabit the surface of indoor plant pots. Doing a great job. The only small things I might offer as feedback to the manufacturer is to make the pointed end (that goes into the soil) a little stronger so that it can be pushed into it a bit easier. But that is a very minor point (I use an ice lolly stick now to make a small hole before putting the butterfly into the pot). Very good, highly recommended

My husband rolled his eyes when he saw I’d bought ‘the pretty ones’ but he was impressed that they were easy to put up without him ending up covered in sticky stuff like the normal ones, but he was more impressed with how well they work! We knew we had quite a few flies (countryside, warmer weather, they love our south facing conservatory) but we didn’t realise we had as many as we did till we saw the strips at the end of the day! Big ar$e ones too! I know there are some negative reviews but we are very happy with the effectiveness of them and I’m happy because they aren’t the ugly yellow twisty ones which totally spoil the aesthetic of my home!!!