4.3 Inches Sticky Pads Refills for Katchy,Fvoai & Dunaga, Strong Adhesion & Long-Lasting Refills,36 Pcs Value Pack

I was watering my plants and noticed on a few that a couple of tiny gnats were around the plants. I put these up and so far they have worked amazingly well to capture the little suckers. The fungus gnats are attracted to the color yellow. The yellow sticky traps seem plenty sticky enough to catch these little pests. You get way more that I will probably need so I’d say it a good value for the money. Easy to remove, safe and non toxic for my plants and easy to install and remove.

I really love these things, they work so well. Great at catching gnats, which I need since I have so many houseplants, and the sticky stuff on them is even strong enough it caught one of the many regular sized flies that have been plaguing my house. I like the variety of shapes, makes something gross feel a lot less gross. Also bonus points for having the paper wrappers covering the sticky parts. I’ve ordered these from other places before and it would just be the traps stuck together and you peel them apart. This is much more pleasant. That and the silly little shovels a nice touch, definitely helps get the traps in dirt more easily. 10/10

It really works. I will say that the product does all that you want it to do. It helps to catch the fruit flies, in your planter.

We were surprised that they were strong enough to catch regular flies (as well as fungus knats in the plant soil) After an infestation of regular big flies in our apartment, we started sticking these items to the kitchen cabinets. (They looked so much better than hanging long, ugly fly paper strips from the ceilings).At first they seemed ineffectve on the bigger flies, but once one fly got stuck, others quickly joined, so we learned not to take each piece down until many were stuck. We started to use them in our bathrooms and bedrooms, (sometimes adding scotch tape so they didn't fall down).Apart from big flies,fruit flies, fungus knats, many tiny insects have been getting stuck. Apparently old NYC apartments have many tiny, flying bugs in the walls, and get into the air we breath inside the apartment. We didnt know about this and couldn't see the tiny flyiing insects until they were getting stuck to these yellow things.This product seems safe, and certainly is helpful, but we realize we may have to consult a professional exterminator, to see if we can get to the root of theflying insect problem here.

I didn’t know if these would work well for a gnat infestation that I had. I bought a few different things and made vinegar traps as well. The homemade vinegar traps help a ton but you need to have some in each area to help in that area and I didn’t want to deal with them all over where they might spill. I got these to put in some of my plants containers, hidden, as I wondered if maybe they were coming from the soil. I’m not sure if I was right about the soil, but boy did they catch a bunch!!! They’re annoying to setup as your hands get a little stickey, but it’s not a big deal and you don’t need to exchange all that often. I’ve had them for a couple months each and still haven’t changed them. Still stickey, still catching stuff. I did change one because it was thoroughly coated. Ewww.When I finally run out, I hope this is still here so I can reorder, cause these work well!

We had a fruit fly infestation. They multiplied faster than we could kill them We tried everything, including homemade diluted cider vinegar with sugar and dish soap. The homemade solution worked great, (they were attracted and drowned), but wasn't adequate for solving the problem fast enough.This product wasn't attracting them. So I placed them next to the bait cups of homemade bait, and that helped so much. The bugs would land on the adhesive and get stuck.On their own however, they aren't effective because the fruit flies weren't attracted to them. It might be different with other insects. I tried smearing bait on them too (I used preserves) but that also didn't work.

While I wait for my aphids to be released to eat the fungus gnats larvae, I wanted something to trap and kill the adults. I put two in my planter where I'm growing grass & catnip for my cat. I decided to remove clean up the planter by removing old blades of grass and in doing so some of the gnats that were hanging out started to fly around, so I took a third one and used it to catch/kill the flying adults. All of this in one hour and even the two i left untouched in the planter caught some. This seems to work well in such a short time so I'm happy with it.

This is a must have for your garden! Every morning I was being annoyed and bit by sand gnats. They were flying all around the squash plants and going in the flowers.We raise organic Backyard veggies and therefore searched for a way to eliminate the pesky gnats and flies.I found this and thought I'd give it a try actually not really expecting much.It was a game changer! The little sticky things stick right into the slots and that sticks in the ground or pot. Then there's also a small hole at the top where you can tie the sticky part to a fence or trellis.I love it! I go out and they are full! I normally change out every 4-5 days and I am not a bit disappointed in them.Now I can enjoy my garden! And the gnats can't!