DynaTrap 23005-0612 DOT StickyTech Replacement Indoor Flying Insect Trap Glue Cards - 6 Pack

Used for flys and they stick. Every summer we leave our windows and doors open and always have pesky flys come inside the house. These traps work great, especially at night. The flys are attracted to the light and the backing is very sticky. I find it doesn’t work well during the day because the light isn’t bright enough to attract the insects, but overall it does the job.

These are wonderful. Big gnat problem. They were everywhere. Annoying!!! . I bought 2 and immediately saw the difference. First few days caught couple of hundred. Still catching everyday.😀

I thought this would be a joke because it was cheap and used a sticky pad to catch the bugs. I was totally wrong. This is the best bug catcher I have ever had. I have one in the kitchen and one in my bedroom. I make sure to turn out the lights at night in those room so the bigs only have the traps light to be drawn too. House flys and gnats cluttered the trap pad within hours. Felt a bit bad that they died being stuck to a glue pad but it was their choice to invade my house. Easy to replace the pads. But a refill pack when ordering. My cats have been fired from their lazy efforts at fly catching and replaced with this product. 100% recommend.

I bought this product out of fear and desperation. I had a gnat infestation in my previous apartment. And by infestation, I mean hundreds, maybe even thousands. It was a true nightmare. Once I moved to my new apartment, I saw a few, and as you can imagine was horrified. I tried other means of catching them but none really worked. Therefore I bought this out of desperation. To my surprise and delight, it works! With that being said, if you have a true infestation I do not know that this will be enough, but for the average household that gets gnats, this is a great addition. Tips for Use: -This product works best at night when all of the lights are off. It doesn’t really work well in the daytime because there are plenty of light sources for the gnats to be attracted towards. -Place the trap somewhere where gnats are likely to congregate such as the kitchen sink or near a trashcan. -Change the sheet at least once every 3 to 4 weeks.

Very nice quality. Very easy to install. Very sticky. I change mine out like every 1-2 months. It’s amazing how many flying insects these capture!

Living in a subtropical climate presents challenges with flying insects, especially the very small ones. They are very hard to get rid of and are equally annoying. They are very attracted to light so reading at night becomes problematic. This plug I trap with a soft lavender colored light is an irresistible attraction for these tiny pests. Since installing this behind my nighttime reading chair, I have not been bothered at all with these tiny flying pests. I was surprised at how many of these pests I found stuck to the trap in only a few weeks. I’ve since purchased refill sticky pads and can now enjoy pest free reading late into the night! What a great invention! I’ll be buying more for other parts of my home where I notice these annoying tiny pests.

After thinking the wrong item was sent, I realized I ordered a refill pack for $13. This is not the starter kit. Going back to look i noticed the "frequently returned item" message along with finding the plug-in for $18. That's an $18 nope. Take the concept and make something within the same UV nm range and save a bit or enjoy the value in being able to customize. Be sure to make something that won't slowly strain your eyes or catch on fire. I just happened to have an extra uv light from a shelf not being used in my uranium cabinet. Used some poster frame trim, cardstock, and found a piece of tyvek left from a sewing template I made to cover the middle. Providing a photo to show my mega example but I plan to relocate this closer to the wall in my closet. Since they are LEDs, they shouldn't get too hot but I will supervise it. I will see how many fungus gnats I can catch in the plant kitchen first. The main point- $18 is a lot for a simple plug in retrofitted to hold a sticky card and i wonder how many others thought they were ordering a kit. I imagine, for $18, you can get multiple uv plug ins and modify them with something you have in the house already. I made mine in less than 10 minutes.

I have bought these several times - they seem to do exactly as advertised. They fit the trap base unit, they are sticky, and the visible side is clean white. I am not sure why this item had 900 reviews disappear recently (which seems to be a large input to Fakespot not trusting the reviews), but everything seems good to me. The price could be a little lower, but it's far more convenient than trying to build one out of cardboard and double-sided tape.