Rentokil Fw35 Window Fly Traps x4

These arrived, both times earlier than expected., i would highly recomened both the product, and this seller. Thank you so much

I’ve not caught any flies yet but strangely I have a lot fewer flies so win win. I hadn’t realised that they come in lovely flower shapes so don’t look like an ugly fly trap although when I ordered I was just desperate for something other than continually having to encourage flies out of the window! So easy to stick onto the window. I’ve not tried to remove yet but imagine that they will peel off as easily as they were to put into position. I did give a 5star as felt unfair to lower the overall rating of what is an excellent product that was delivered quickly. Thank you

Great for catching flies , doesn't leave sticky residue when taken off

These stickers are fine. Not bad, not amazing. They catch a few flies but I'm not sure they necessarily attract them enough to clear the issue. Having said that I do feel a sense of comfort knowing that SOME flies are being taken care of.

Very disappointed with the new design. The strip to stick to the window is less effective compared to the old design, where the whole of it was sticky, now it is too easy to droop and fall off. The substance to attract the files is far less substantial than the previous design, the old design had a thick gummy glue but now it is just like a thin tape and it is not trapping larger files. Please take this back to the design room, they were great before.

Yes this is only a sticky paper. But it does what it states, most of the flies stay trapped. A few superfly heros escaped the sticky, slow torture, but not many. I have a pond and had a swarm of the blasted things in my kitchen this summer! I asked them to leave nicely. They said no. Then some of them began to swear. it was very rude.........lots of z sounds. I warned them and opened the window and explained they needed to vacate the premises or face instant death. (This does actually work sometimes) But they refused. I used the tea towel and brutally murdered a lot of them. Some got very sly. They stopped swearing and started being in stealth mode. Silently flying so I couldn’t hear them, the swine! however, this when the fly window trap can in handy! It was silent too! HA HA! Loads of them got stuck. It looked revolting. I made the silly mistake of using tissue to dispose of the bodies, it got stuck and made it look worse! ( I know, I KNOW!! no need to mock me. I bet you made a rather sarcastic comment didn't you? Or died laughing.............................) Initially it looks so pretty. Believe me, once it is decorated with bodies, it doesn't! I noticed some reviewers said this did not peel of well. I had no probs at all, and I had two on. There is a tiny tab, you just pull it gently. Then a wee wipe, job done. It may not be chemical warfare, and believe me, they really DESERVE that! But it works, mostly very well. And its cheap. So I would buy again. One more thing, I also like it cos its pretty...............................................

After being inundated with flies I was getting tired of using the old rolled newspaper technique, and really who has time for that. I'm trying to avoid chemicals, with children and pets around. I knew of the sticky spirals that hang from the ceiling and searching for those lead me to these. I shopped around, there are cheaper but I went for the Rentokil brand first to see what quality I should expect. The two packets I ordered were different, but inside the sealed cardboard packet the product was the same and had the Rentokil logo. Four sunflower stickers in each packet, I have to say, looking at them a felt a bit cheated. However, the application was easy and self explanatory. Each sticker is marked so that you remove one side of the protective paper, stick it to the window and then remove the paper on the really sticky side. It looks like I've gone for a fake stain glass effect, and because I've put them near the tops of the windows where the flies hang out they are very obvious. However, 3 days later and I have caught ten flies between the 4 flowers, one I might add managed to escape the sticky, but was caught again later that day. All things considered this seems to be the least offensive, cleanest, chemical free way to catch flies. I think they last a month, but by then I expect they will look a bit awful. It would be good if there was a way to remove the caught flies without resorting to tweezers! I will buy more, based on convenience.

Yes these worked. They were easy to apply to windows - didn't look that unsightly and are not themselves toxic. I also removed one after some time and no sticky marks were left on the window. However, they trap the flies by sticking them to the window sticker and then holding them there until they die. Therefore, after catching one or two you have a dead-fly graveyard stuck on display which doesn't look great!! Also - I found it a bit disturbing that I could hear a fly buzzing for couple of hours before he actually died - this felt unnecessary and cruel - I contemplated trying to help him to get free but the sticky hold was too much - I would purchase again but they are expensive considering you need to remove them once a couple of flies are caught.

No atrapa ni el más pequeño mosquito

I bought a few of these. We have a lot of flies here, and after about two weeks they have caught about a dozen flies. They don't seem to work on windows that are open, but are quite effective if the window is closed!!

salve, diciamo che per incollare incolla eccome l'unico problema se così lo vogliamo chiamare è convincere le mosche e mosconi ad andarci sopra.

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