Negarly 20-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Flying Plant Insect Like Fungus Gnats, Whiteflies, Aphids, Leaf Miners, Thrips, Other Flying Plant Insects - 6x8 Inches, Twist Ties Included

My husband brought two plants from a known Home/Hardware store at they came with a bonus... FUNGUS GNATS!We only saw a few at first and we thought we had it under control. We did not! I knew I had to do something about it when it got to the point where when we breathed one of those little stinkers would end up in our noses. Yuck!I searched on Amazon for something to control fungus gnats and I came across these sticky traps.They were borderline out of control so I put them up that night. At first I was disappointed because for as many as we had none of them were sticking to the traps. By the morning they were so many that I was amazed and extremely pleased. Not to mention disgusted at looking at what was flying around in our home.They work best where there is light. They really capture a lot when hung on a window blind. So we put several all around the house. We change them out every 3 days to keep them fresh and to prevent overcrowding.As of now our fungus gnat problems is almost a thing of the past, but we still hang up fresh ones until we will see no more. I even bought extra to make sure that I will always have some on hand. Without these I truly believe that our house would have ended up uninhabitable. Who knew something so little and sticky would save my life!

Not knowing what kind of gnats were infesting my apartment and with breathing with oxygen adverse to sprays tried sheets. Took a day or two for buggers to start getting stuck but sheets work! Downfall is so sticky one has to watch where they touch!

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  these yellow sticky traps work better then I imagined. i pulled a couple plants from outside for our MN winter and I used my bag of compost to pot them up. unknowingly to me the compost was full of fungus flies. 2 weeks later my house was full of these flies...every room...these traps are nice and big so I cut them down punched a hole in each side and staked them into my plants. with the tiny black fungus flies make sure the bottom of the trap touches the soil(you will catch more then hanging it from the top of the plant) after a week i havent seen a single fly other then on the traps. ill do a neem oil soil drench to rid the larva in the soil but these traps really helped me to get them under control and I only used 4 sheets on 12 plants. these will be a constant to keep in my housplant care box. very satisfied customer! easy to use, thick so they dont tear and the adhesive is strong and stays on the plastic sheet rather then fingers

I was killing flies with the zapper every season when they come out, logging up to 8o a day but it got less and less amusing. So I tried this trap. It's not an efficient trap if placed incorrectly but if you have a dog, it's a different story. Flies love dog poop. In the morning, set this trap beside some poop and by the afternoon, it's dotted with insects. In two days, there's barely any space left for more flies. The only downside is I don't get to do my forehand and backhand zapper exercises anymore.

Unfortunately these did not work at all for us. We moved into a new place and had a gnat infestation in the master bedroom and bathroom. I thought these would work great, especially since we were easily killing 20-30 gnats a day and still had just as many every day. We hung these up all over the bedroom and bathroom for weeks and literally caught two gnats out of the dozens and dozens we were having every day, and despite hanging up eight sheets. I have no idea why our gnats ignored them but I definitely wouldn't recommend these.

These have been the only traps I've ever found to work with fruit flies. They don't really have any kind of smell, so you can have them in the house anywhere without issue.We've had a few infestations over the years from buying bad fruit/vegetables and once with the fridge dying while we were gon and they took over.Replace every two day as the longer they stay out the less they stick to the paper...as anything in the air and dust will get trapped too.Do one side at a time as they are so incredibly sticky, I like to stick them on a window in the kitchen it seems to get the best results.Be careful with nosey pets especiallywith long hair. Our cat had to be cut free of one it was pretty impossible to get off without doing so.

Super fast delivery. They definitely did the job with the fungus gnats for our house plants. They are bigger than expected. They are able to be cut so no biggie.

We liked these so much we ordered a second box 3 weeks later - we don't do pesticides on our fruits and vegetables and these sheets trap the tiny flies that bother the young fruit. We even staked them on our asparagus. 20 sheets in a box cut in half equals 40 sheets to use. We didn't put these out until after pollination so that bees wouldn't be trapped but we still had one with a bee on it, sad. We will know more as we get closer to harvest.

I show a picture with only one, but even one fungus gnat caught can save potentially 300 larvae from being laid in the soil. So even one being caught matters big time. And thus my 5 star review. It does exactly what I want it to.

The sheets are very sticky and when bugs land on them, they get stuck. The bugs are not really attracted to the sheet, if they land, it is pure luck.

Exactly as described. 1 hole in top to attach to stand. Comes wit 1 stand.