Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn, Sticky Fly Strips, Indoor Insect Trap, Catches and Hides Bugs Better Than Fly Paper or Ribbon, Fly Catcher Indoor (2+4, Gray)

I bought something similar from the supermarket which did absolutely nothing so I had low expectations for this. Surprise, surprise, this one actually works. If you have a big fly problem, which most of this country does because over development has killed off all the small animals that keep fly populations down, then you do need the bigger outdoor fly catchers to get them BEFORE they come into the house. If this review makes it to America, lucky you because your country was smart enough to make fly screens the standard on houses. Here in UK, we're not that smart. If you want fresh air, you get flies. I have 5 outdoor traps hanging around front, back, side of my house outdoors and that has reduced how many flies come in. But these handy window traps are catching what does sneak in another bugs I didn't even notice before. 5 stars because it is catching things as opposed to not catching things like the supermarket one. But it's sort of a casual background additional tool. If you have a big problem you need the bigger ones with the smelly attractant liquid to catch them outdoors. Also it will work better on a window that gets light. It will catch less if there's a curtain shut over it. The fly goes towards the light and then looks down and lands.

Absolutely useless I want a refund I have placed one in kitchen and the other in lounge I’ve had loads of flys enter house not one fly has gone into these rubbish so called fly catchers it’s a con for a product that does NOT do as the seller says. I demand a refund selling products that are not fit for purpose

Super fun and creative design, once files find it they stay inside for sure!

A bit of a weird one. Getting it set up was awkward and it stuck to everything. Personally, I don't like it, too fussy. I have osteoarthritis and found it very difficult to handle. As to catching flies ?? I still can't work out how to keep the sticky trap in the unit as it keeps sticking to my fingers. Generally a bit too fussy for my taste. I bought some "bottle " traps that you bait.

Essentially pretty boxes with fly tape inside. They look good but have failed to catch any flys just yet and my house is overrun. I would say they’re well made but were a few days in and they’ve not caught one fly so not fit for purpose.

very effective in fact best Ive had. and its quite discreet

I would actually give this product zero stars. A total waste of money, flies are not attracted to it, expensive but ineffective fly catcher. One fly caught with two units....do not buy.

Easy to use, seems to deter flies rather than catch them,after a few days had a few flies trapped but less flying around.

Excellent product

Well, the concept is good. If a fly goes into it, they aren't coming back out. The thing is, there's no reason for a fly to go into it! I put a couple of drops of honey into it & it quickly became the hotel of death! There were flies, a few moths, and even a couple of little fruit flies that I didn't even know we had in the house! Quite the simple fix! And I love the design...being that you can't see the stuff that's stuck in it unless you look down into it. I will be using these all summer!

I recently purchased Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn in hopes of effectively dealing with fly infestations. However, I must express my disappointment with this product. Despite its visually appealing design and discreet appearance, it failed to deliver the expected results. Allow me to elaborate on my experience with this fly trap. At first glance, Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn appears aesthetically pleasing and inconspicuous, making it suitable for placement in various areas, including the kitchen. I appreciate the effort put into its design to ensure it doesn't look like a typical, unsightly fly trap. Regrettably, the main issue lies in the product's effectiveness. Despite diligently following the provided instructions, the fly trap failed to perform satisfactorily. I found that it caught an abysmal number of flies, with fewer than five flies caught in either trap. Considering the purpose of a fly trap is to attract and capture flies, this level of ineffectiveness is highly disappointing. It's crucial to have a reliable and efficient solution for managing fly infestations, and unfortunately, Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn falls short in this regard. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this product to others seeking an effective fly trap solution. While its appealing appearance and lack of obviousness may be appealing, its performance leaves much to be desired. Pros: Visually appealing design Discreet appearance suitable for various areas Cons: Ineffective in capturing flies Caught less than five flies in either trap Overall disappointing performance In conclusion, my experience with Dr. Killigan's The Fly Inn was highly unsatisfactory. Despite its visually appealing design and inconspicuous appearance, the product's inability to effectively capture flies renders it ineffective. I would advise exploring alternative options for addressing fly infestations. Wishing you success in finding a more reliable fly trap solution.

ok, this is a great product, .. i loved the packaging, i love the look, but it needs a STRONGER attractant, the flies don't really come to it, i had a fly trapped in my curtain along with the fly trap and he just flew around it, fly did not go near the trap - so i did what another buyer suggested from a review, i added a few drops of honey and it seems to work better now, catching moths, gnats and other bugs i cant identify... gonna buy another set, but just an FYI to the maker of this, gotta make it stronger or give us some help, further instructions what to add to this trap upon its arrival...

This product works ok. I was having an issue with house flies. It seemed to work well for small fruit flies, but was not very successful with the house flies. Also, the suction cups meant to hold the traps on the windows did not work well at all. I cleaned the window and followed instructions, but time after time it would eventually fall off the window.