Rescue! Outdoor Disposable Hanging Fly Trap - 6 Traps

Decided to try these after reading the reviews. Could not enjoy the summer season without being bothered by flies. Definitely could not eat anything and we needed to cap our drinks. Strategically hung first trap about 25 feet away from our patio and it was 3/4 full after day 1. Unbelievable. We’re on the 3rd bag and it’s 3/4 full after 4 days. I think we’re attracting flies from the next county! I hope our neighbors are having less flies to deal with too. It does smell but that’s what attracts the flies. If possible pick a sunny spot to hang the trap. The sun heats up the smelly fly food and the flies love it. We can enjoy our patio without the annoying flies. To dispose, wrap a grocery plastic bag around starting from the bottom. Push down the plastic green cover piece then seal the grocery bag. Do this the day before or same day as garbage pickup day to keep your garbage cans from smelling and attracting more flies. GREAT product. Will continue to purchase to control the fly population.

A little stinky - outdoor use only - and kind of yucky to look at when full, but boy do the traps work. I purchase so many of these during fly season. Priceless.

These disposable fly traps are fantastic! I’ve been struggling with flies in my backyard, and these traps have made a huge difference. They’re super easy to set up—just add water, and the trap is ready to go. The design is simple, but it works like a charm.Within hours of placing the traps in strategic areas, I noticed a significant reduction in the number of flies buzzing around. The traps attract flies with their scent, and they get trapped inside, so you don’t have to worry about them escaping. The best part is how hygienic and mess-free they are. Once the trap is full, you simply dispose of it—no fuss, no cleanup!The traps are durable and can hold a surprising amount of flies, and the smell from the attractant is minimal. I’ve had great success using them both indoors and outside.If you're looking for an easy, effective, and low-maintenance solution to dealing with flies, I highly recommend these disposable fly traps. They’ve really helped keep my space fly-free!

I don't leave many reviews but I feel like like this product deserves it. It does stink like a outhouse which is great for attracting flies (you can't have the best of both worlds!). After following the directions on the package I uses a S hook from a rubber bungee I had laying around to hang to on the side of my patio. With in a weekend the first trap was completely filled with flies! For the price I was very skeptical about how it would work but it definitely surpassed my expectations. I already recommended it to a few other people. I even gave one away so they could try it for themselves as well as get them by till they order some. For us it's a summer must have especially since we have neighbors with dog's.

Don't get me wrong, if you have someplace you can place these where they are a good distance away from you then by all means get this! the bags work REALLY well! However that being said, don't use them around your house near where you hang your hat so to speak as the attractant stinks to high heaven. That's why these work so well. I put these out around my house and within hours had a ton of flies around it. Within 3 days the bag was almost full of flies. Unfortunately I put them hanging by our patio and the smell was awful. After this i hung them out by a tree to keep the smell at a distance and that solved a lot of issues. The instructions DO say to keep them 20 feet from where people are as the attractant is rather strong. It works better than flypaper and better than electronic traps, that's for sure. Cleanup is not as easy as the instructions make it to be as it doesn't seal up fully. You have to put it in a separate plastic bag you can seal to keep the stuff from spilling and stinking your trash cans horribly. Your trash man will not thank you if you put it straight in to the can! Still if you have a lot of flies around your area, get several, you'll fill them quickly. They really do work!

This is the first brand I bought for fly traps, and was impressed how well they worked, this was several years ago. New house, new yard, lots of new flies. I bought a two pack of these and they filled up in about 4 days, like to the top, with thousands of flies. I forgot how bad they smell, but that's what attracts the flies. Then I purchased another brand that had little hats on top to keep the rain out. They didn't work nearly as well, so I tried a third brand, same result. So I came back to rescue and got the 6 pack. I put them out two at a time and they fill up to the top with flies right away. Swap out for two more, same result. I ended up keeping the little rain hats from the other brand to put on these. it's quite fulfilling to throw away a bag full of thousands of flies, and setting up a new one. I'll order 6 more when the last two go up. Good price, excellent performance, smelly, but they work. Put them up a good 30 feet or more away from anywhere you want people to enjoy being outside, haha.

Works as advertised. Helps keep flies off your food and you. Filled up 2 of tgem on my last camping trip.

The media could not be loaded. I never write reviews, but this fly trap deserves recognition. First off, it’s gross—seriously, don’t eat anywhere near it. But that’s what makes it effective. Within five days, we had caught at least 500 flies. I’ve never seen so many flies in one place.I installed this near a dumpster behind an apartment complex where flies were constantly finding their way into the hallways. Since setting it up, the fly problem has significantly decreased.The only downside? It’s almost too good at its job. This trap seems to attract flies from a mile away, like some kind of irresistible beacon. It smells terrible to us, but to flies, it must be the ultimate last meal. You’d think the sight of so many trapped flies would serve as a warning, but they keep coming, desperate to get inside. If you need to handle a fly problem, this trap is a game-changer.