Sterling NFT-D Disposable Fly Control TrapWith Attractant
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Sterling NFT-D Disposable Fly Control TrapWith Attractant
Customer Review: dog kennel/breeder
Summary: 5 Stars
I am a dog breeder and I have eight large 110 lb dogs. There is also a pig farm next to us. WE HAVE TONS OF FLIES. I have used many different brands and for the money the rescue fly trap works the best. Next is the Big Stinky which is reusable. This 'rescue' one is re-usable if you do not get it filled with flies. just keep filling it with water. Dont let it dry out.
I use the stinkiest powder for my reusables. I also put a dead fish head in my reusables.
Word of CAUTION ! do not cut OUTSIDE the line that rescue says to cut- in the top of the plastic bag. Also Do not hang these anywhere you intend to spend a lot of time. I hang mine in trees near the kennel.
Dogs love this product and will tear it down, roll in it and eat the flies. It is not poisonous but VERY STINKY so your dogs will be intollerable to be around.
Do not place these in or around your favorite porch. Hang then about 20 feet or so down wind and away from porch.
Customer Review: Works great, smells terrible
Summary: 5 Stars
I live near a dairy farm, so flies are abundant in my back yard. This trap is amazing. It attracts and traps countless flies. Read and follow the instructions, cut carefully, extend cylinder, fill with water, and hang. You will be amazed and very likely disgusted at how many flies it will catch.
Due to the horrible smell, I like to hang this trap away from seating areas and out of direct traffic. Do not hang it near windows. Flies seem to love the stench, but if you have anyone visiting, I recommend moving it to a distant location. I temporarily tie it to the dumpster on the other side of the yard if we have guests; keeps from having to toss it when it is still useful.
Be very careful when you dispose of this. I prefer to wear gloves, then a couple of plastic grocery bags to bundle it tightly. You do not want to spill the contents. Really, it's that disgusting.
Price is under $5 at the big box home improvement stores.
Customer Review: THE BEST fly trap EVER!
Summary: 5 Stars
I live in a small rural city in Kentucky. There is a chicken farm up the road, horse farms everywhere and a grocery store about 1/8th of a mile away. We've always had flys in the country, but NEVER as bad as this yr. I was using fly paper hanging from my flower hangers on the porch and killing about 100 a DAY outside and still killed around 20-25 in the house! That was not controlling them at all. I finally read on Amazon about these traps. I bought 3 and put them around the house. After about a week and a half, the results have been AMAZING! It has now been 3 1/2 weeks and I may get 2-3 in the house every OTHER day now. I'm also not seeing them swarming around my porch or trash! These suckers work! I will definantly be purchasing a case of them for next year. They do stink, but as long as they are not close to your house you won't smell them. I'd take a little stinkiness over fly infestation any day!! You won't be disappointed!!Customer Review: Highly Recommend
Summary: 5 Stars
This fly trap really works well. I hung the fly trap in our cherry blossom tree which is located close to our trash cans and our huge pigeon cage. This time of year the Cherry Blossom tree is dropping cherries and with the high temp heat, they almost splatter when they hit the ground...the flies love this...plus we have a dog. So needless to say we have flies everywhere and I hate them. The flytrap has been hanging for two weeks and there are hundreds of flies in this thing. Especially during the hot afternoon it is swarming with flies, I have noticed a significant difference in the number of flies. They used to be all over the grass, all over the trash cans, The fly trap has made a big difference. Don't get me wrong we still have flies...but not like before. Every couple of days you have to make sure to check your trap to see if you need to add water to it, so the water stays at the fill line. I ended up buying this flytrap at Lowes.Customer Review: Fly Genocide!
Summary: 5 Stars
Extremely effective. Very pleased with this product. Living in an older home in San Diego where few homes have air conditioning, we keep our windows open for ventilation. Unfortunately this lets all sorts of pests inside, mainly annoying flies. Plus, our neighbors have three dogs, which I think are attracting the flies to our area. Last weekend I discovered the Rescue trap at Home Depot. I was skeptical, but I bought it and started to set it up on the fence bordering the neighbors. To my amazement, it caught two flies before I had even finished hanging it! In an hour it was swarming with flies helplessly trapped inside the bag. In another hour when the sun began to shine on it and warm up the liquid, there were hundreds of flies inside. It was fly genocide!
24 hours later and the population has been reduced significantly. There are no flies in the house. Amazing.