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Very easy to unroll and install. These work well and you get a lot for your money. They do a great job of catching and attracting the pesky flies.

The strip works. We put one strip on our front porch and it collects not only flies but other flying insects.

I left my initial review asterisked below. I complained about the ease of use (or lack thereof) and it's effectiveness. Over time, the traps did catch some bugs, but I figured out a nice trick-If you install these near a bright light source, the bugs fly right into it. These traps are very sticky, so once they get stuck to it, they're stuck for good. The stickiness is also a double-edged sword. As it is still difficult to unroll these. You need to do it patiently and slowly, or else you will rip the trap. Once I left my review, the manufacturer actually reached out to me and offered to correct the issue. I feel like that is an upstanding move on their part for actively reading customer reviews and reaching out to them. Are they the best traps? No, but they also are priced accordingly. And pairing these up with a bright light source, they do work. But if that's not an option, I can see how these can be frustrating to use.*I have four of them placed throughout my house. Two alone are in the basement where the majority of bugs fly and hangout. Not a single trap has caught anything. They have no scent to them, I'm not sure what they do to "attract" the insects to them. Instead, you just hope that you place these in the random flight path of the bugs and catch them out of pure luck.On top of them not trapping anything, they are insanely tacky. I understand this is great to an extent, once a bug is caught, it's caught. But trying to open these takes care. If you pull them apart too quickly, they will rip in half. Pull them apart slowly and have to twist as you pull, or the trap will "close in" on itself rendering it useless.The hanging loops are covered in the sticky adhesive, so be prepared to get the glue all over you unless you wear gloves.All in all, they're a waste of money. Money doesn't spend like it used to, so avoid these, and save yours.

This seems to only work on little fungus gnats. Larger black flies don't seem to get stuck and just peace out. I have not used it outdoors yet, but I will try and update. It seems a bit flimsy, but it's all good.

These are a classic. It definitely catches the flies and are strong and pretty easy to put up. I would just make sure you have gloves on because you do tend to get some of the sticky glue on your hands. It’s alittle bit messy but definitely gets the job done. Also don’t put it where it can get stuck on something or fall on something you don’t want it to. It will be very hard to get off. Once the fly makes contact with that there is no way for it to get off. Definitely worth getting

They do not work - pass in these and save your money*****Vendor saw my 1 star review and offered me a full refund, no attitude, no questions asked etc! They stand behind their products so for that I have adjusted the review and no they did not ask me too!

Works as advertised. Easy to use and install. Considering I don’t need fly traps often, it is good value for what I spent.

These fly traps do work well, catch a great amount of flies. However they are truly sticky and hard to deal with sometimes. You need to know where you are hanging before you open. Also, don't hang anywhere they can get on something you don't want it on.