GNAT KILLER TRAP REPLACEMENT STRIPS | 25 Replacement Strips for Yellow Sticky Insect Traps | Outdoor Fungus Gnat Killer | Whitefly | Aphid | by PestPrevention USA

I'd left some food out in the kitchen when I was away for a few days. When I returned, the food was covered with these tiny flying bugs, which as soon as I got rid of the left-out food quickly flew to other parts of the house. They seemed to like lights, so I put inch-wide strips under the lampshades. Every morning I'd count the number stuck on the strip and so far, I think most of them have been caught.

Hasn't done anything for me personally. I ended up with more dust and cat hair on them than anything else. Keeping in mind the insect trouble i have might not fit the bill very well. They're ok i guess, for a bad infestation,but i'm getting more out of my mosquito dunks and insecticide spray than i ever got out of these. Plus they make a mess if you're not careful.

I have had a very bad infestation of fungus gnats in my plant room and these sticky traps do work and do their job well. There are less gnats although they are not all gone yet as it takes time and several of the traps to do a good job.

These did nothing. The only plus is the size. Returned them.

I really like these strips! You can cut in half & have plenty to use! When I bring in plants from outdoors I debug them with a systemic then add these strips to the potted plants

I had a serious Fruit Fly problem and after one night (with 4 of these set out), most of them are gone.

(Photos taken 24 hours after putting them out) Rained a lot in LA recently and gnats are everywhere, so I put some of these in my outdoor nursery and they really worked.

Works but does not stay put. Sticks to human hands very easy