Katchy Automatic Indoor Insect Trap - Self-Activating Killer for Mosquitos, Gnats, Moths, Fruit Flies - Non-Zapper Traps for Inside Your Home - Catch Insects with Suction, Bug Light & Sticky Glue

Its a good thing to have. I had seen at my sisters place in US. Does a great job.

So easy to use, and attracts the little black flies like a magnet. Loved it so much bought one for the basement, main floor and the second floor, ..Just check out the picture, that's after a few days. No more flies buzzing around while I'm working. No more flies dropping into my tea when I'm not around. Virtually no sign of the wee buggers after a few days. The basement 'pad' was nearly full! Any sticky pad thingy will work too, so don't worry about the price of replacement pads...although, generic ones are very, very cheap and all so easy to work with. Just...plug it in, put the pad in the base, turn it on..and no more fuss! The UV light attracts them..the fan sucks them in (and it's really quiet..simple low lever white noise) and the sticky pads trap them. Wouldn't hesitate to recommend.

arnaque

received a faulty unit, and the seller doesnt respond. i would advice others to not buy this listing.

I had issues with tiny flies in my flat and this works perfectly. I put it in the kitchen area and it automatically flicks itself on at night, then hums quietly and glows while it does its work. After a few days use I have no flies zipping about and they’re stuck in the bottom on the paper. I’ll keep it running though just to make sure they don’t come back and the population builds up again.

This product is the only thing that actually works to catch bugs in the house. Prior to getting it, I'd tried everything to remove those tiny pests from my home, from DIY solutions to the best rated bug catchers I could find, and the most I ever snared was one fly. Then I stumbled across this. I've had this product running in my house on automatic mode (which means it switches on when the light in the room gets dark enough) since September 2022. It's now October 2024. This thing *lasts* and it absolutely obliterates the bug population! I love looking into the bottom at all the bugs stuck to the sticky pad, knowing they're no longer trying to get into my eyes, food, and reptile enclosures. A few things I have noticed over the last two years of use: 1. It does take a few days for the bug population to go down once you first set the device up. I live in a two floor home with a basement and while the flies do get everywhere, they're concentrated primarily around the kitchen trash so the device is on the kitchen counter near the trash. One device has been enough for my home, although a larger infestation, or one concentrated in multiple areas, may need more than one device. 2. Use manual mode with caution. I'm not sure if the bugs develop some sort of resistance to the light of the device if it's on all the time, but in my experience they stop being attracted to it when I use manual mode. If you set the device to automatic and let it turn itself on and off, however, it will continue to attract flies for years to come. So, if you do decide to use manual mode, pay attention to when it stops attracting bugs and don't just leave it with the light on all the time. 3. Pay attention to the number of bugs caught and the general stickiness of the pad at the bottom. Once it's no longer sticky, it will stop catching bugs and when the device turns off, they'll be able to fly right back out. How often you need to change the pad really depends on how many bugs are in your house and how dusty your house is (since dust can also get on the pad). Good luck, fellow fly fighters! May your quest to clear your home of tiny tyrants be as successful as mine has been!