RESCUE! Reusable Fly Trap Bait Refill – Outdoor Use

If you look at the images the black is about 5 inches of a jar full of dead flies. The jar was so full I thought the flies were gonna take the bottle with them. Unfortunately this is about 1% of flies in my area. The only problem with this is that it works so well that the dead fly bodies cover up the water so they're just sitting on other dead flies. It lasts about 4 months if your fly population isn't so bad. It does smell like dead fish so keep it away from the house. Worst part about it is emptying out the bottle once it's done. Works well with the war against flies.

This trap works great. Just don’t stand too close downwind. It stinks. But that’s why they like it. And it can catch thousands.

I don't think you really want to see a photo of how well this works so I won't post one. Like others have said, just be sure you don't place the bag any closer to your space than you have to. Well worth the money and unfortunate occasion of getting a whiff.

These are a lifesaver and must have!! Fruit flies, sewer flies etc love this smell and they get trapped. I will be honest and let you know after a couple of days it smells horrible. However, the flies love it and it works. I’ll try and keep a couple of packs under the sink just in case I need them.

These traps really work. We have four of them in the corners of a fairly small yard and we rarely see a fly in the house. Before I started using these I'd kill at least a dozen a day inside. We use two of the bag traps and two of the cannister traps. I add water to the traps every week and that seems to prolong the useful life., The oder the bait gives off is noticable, but the tradeoff is more than acceptable to us. I get about two months use before replacing the bait.

Okay, so... This stuff stinks, for real it smells awful! Unfortunately, this is exactly what is needed to perform so darn well! I try to be careful to not get any residue on my hands when cleaning and replacing our fly trap container outside, but trust me using gloves and maybe a small mask would be a wise decision if you are prone to gagging around stanky smells. The product should be placed at far off proximity from your living area outside to ensure that you are not attracting flies to your living area, but you will certainly see a reduction of flies and you will be shocked at how many flies this thing attractant catches. The container that you use will look like it is filled with dirt eventually and that isn't dirt, it is flies!!

It is effective in attracting flies, which is good if you have a lot of flies, but not if you only have a few. When combined with the Rescue FTR-DT12 Reusable Fly Trap it will kill a lot of flies. However, you may not notice a reduction in the number of flies because it attracts them. Because the attractant STINKS it is best used away from where people are. See the problem? And at $5 for the attractant you are better off spending $7.50 for a new trap with attractant so you don't have to clean out the disgusting old trap.

Within minutes of placing the attractant refill in the trap, the flies start entering the trap. Yes, it smells putrid, but that is a good putrid. Put the trap and bait away from your house and you'll keep the flies where they should be...out of sight and in the trap. P.S.: I strain out the pile of flies, and top up the trap with: 1 egg white, 1/2 tsp sugar and 1 smelt(bait fish) and enough water(in blender) to refill the depleted trap. don't have to buy refills very often.

Unfortunately, this is not working for us. We still see the annoying flies inside our house and nothing is being trapped inside the bottle with this solution and it’s frustrating. Total waste of money.

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