Raid FR10-RAID Fly Ribbon, 10 Count

came with way more than needed, stupid flies, hang this under a light and fly problem solved

They do exactly what they are supposed to do. They catch flies. As a bonus they also catch those annoying gnats and tiny flies. Be careful. They are appropriately very sticky.

Fills up with flies within a few hours of being hung outside near our dogs. It's working great on keeping flies away n at a minimum. 👍👍

We have had a terrible fly problem in the barn this year. These strips did a good job at snagging flies though their effectiveness will vary based on placement. I don't think they are as good as some of the other brands we have used but they cheaper.Important note: Make sure the strips are warm when you go to pull them out or they will break. Hold them in your hands, blow on them or put them in the sun. I'll put a couple in my pocket while I work on one.

I love these. They attract fruit flies and they get stuck on the flypaper. They are easy to use but don't get stuck on one.....Lol. spiders get on these too and so do houseflies.

I bought these after buying a few other kinds, and, since I was familiar with the Raid brand, assumed these would be of good or better quality. Unfortunately, there were a few problems. The big one is that the cardboard base does not adhere well to the flystrip. This doesn't impair its overall functionality, but it does mean that it can be very difficult to unroll the ribbon without getting your fingers covered in hard-to-remove sticky stuff.** The cardboard bottom came off while I was unrolling about half of the rolls, so I think it's an issue to consider. It also doesn't seem quite as attractive to flies as fly ribbons I purchased before (both Victor and PiC Fly Ribbons), but I don't have as reliable a measure of that, so it's hard to quantify.Basically, they're OK, I wouldn't return them, but I won't be buying this brand again.** I was relieved that I had Goo Gone on hand to get the sticky stuff off my fingers. If you're going to buy this product, I recommend getting some Goo Gone as well.

Perfect....then just toss away

I have flying bugs everywhere inside. From fruit flies to flies. I've hung 1 in several places. No dang fly has stuck to any. Maybe a few fruit flies but they do mot seem sticky enough or strong enough for flies or good quality. I suggest buying a bug zapper or just for fruit flies make homemade apple cidar vinegar traps they caught tons more bugs than these things & I wish I bought a big zapper for inside a year ago.