Fungus Gnat Killer | 10 Traps | Highly Effective and Ecological Yellow Sticky Traps | Fruit Fly Trap for Fruit Flies, Fungus Gnat and Whitefly | Easy-to-Use | Up to 4 Months

does the job

These does the job but actually I brought another brand before ordering these so I tried them simultaniously but the other was more effective. These trapped plenty of them, just saying that the other was a bit better at that. But amazing price nonetheless and it will do the job without nasty chemicals and such. They even look funky in the plants :)

Well, since we had a couple of plants added to our kitchen window sill we were getting some little gnats / flies sometimes in the kitchen so I popped these in a few weeks ago and since then I haven't seen any - however - there are none on the pads so I'm not really sure where they have gone!Anyway, they are very easy to use with an easy to peel tab on each side and they are easy to pop into the soil.I've given 5 stars as whilst I can't see that they have trapped any - it has solved the problem of having the little things flying around in our kitchen. I did take them with us on holiday a few weeks ago and popped in our caravan and it did catch a few small flies. Seems good value and great that there are no chemicals.

easy to use, seems to be working on my mums garden, good for value

these are easy to use but won’t attract fruit flies made for Gnats I placed one in my kitchen the first time using at it caught two but after that no more either these tiny flies have become smart or that I don’t have any more in the house i don’t have a gnat problem I just have the odd 1-2 that seem to appear when I’m trying to have my dinner . But it’s been a week and I haven’t caught any more .

This is certainly a cheap and chemical free alternative. I have had mine on my chili plant pot for around 4 days and it has not caught any of the little flies. Although I am not currently getting too many, I still have some there and when I open my bedroom curtains will notice one or two flying away but they did not land on the sticky pad.For the price I cannot complain, you get 10 and each are well sized. I will be keeping mine there and observe if it does catch any of the flies.As I don't want to be spraying chemicals onto my plants I will actually be utilizing these in hopes it can help to control the fly situation.Thanks for reading my review, please let me know if it was helpful for you :)

Price at time of review £4.99good little pads, oderless, sturdy and seams to work wellplaced one in my spiderplant that has a habbit of attracting the little buzzy buggers but within on day this pad as caught a dozen or so and ive noticed them around the area since

I’ve had a few of these in use for a couple of weeks. I’ve had one held onto the freezer, with magnets, near the peely bin and two in plant pots. I’ve had TWO flies… woo hoo. Don’t get me wrong I haven’t seen any flies to catch but I do know that these traps work.The traps are cleverly shaped. There is a section which is pushed into the soil and another smaller bit stuck out which helps with getting the cover sheets off. It also guides the user in, getting the depth right. Fungus gnats live in and on the soil surface so it makes sense to have the trap in the pot in the soil. Easy to use. If your plant has leaves low down near where your putting the trap then you need to take the cover sheet off after you’ve got the trap in the soil. Be careful not to get the leaves stuck on the trap.I like that these fly traps are discrete. Not like the old fashioned fly papers.