RESCUE!Outdoor Fly Trap - Reusable - 3 Traps

I’ve been using the RESCUE! Disposable Fly Trap for a few weeks now, and it has significantly reduced the number of flies around my backyard. The setup is straightforward: just add water to the bag to activate the bait, hang it at least 20 feet away from living areas, and let it do its job.The trap uses a potent attractant that lures flies into the bag, where they drown in the water. It’s designed to catch common nuisance or filth flies, including house flies, false stable flies, blow flies, blue and green bottle flies, flesh flies, face flies, and many others. Once the bag is full, you simply dispose of it—no mess or hassle.One thing to note is that the trap emits a strong odor once activated, so it’s best used outdoors and away from areas where people gather.Pros:• Easy to set up and use• Highly effective in attracting and trapping flies• Disposable design eliminates the need for cleaning• Affordable price pointCons:• Strong odor when activated; must be placed away from living spaces

The very best outdoor flytrap! Each one of these catches an enormous number of flies in a very short time. the bait package makes it stink a bit, but not terribly. I set mine on a table near my doorway so we trap them before they sneak inside. Also, when it is full of dead flies and bait, it can be emptied, rinsed and reused. I have some left over from last year and bought more recently.

Best trap I've found! The reusable containers work great. Flies are interested but bees aren't, which is good. As someone else stated, refills are pricey so I used only a half a packet per fill and will leave until they stink. Doing their job without any mess.

These work very well! The only drawback is emptying them for reuse! Yucko! I think I will stick with the disposable ones! 🤢

THIS IS IT FOR FLY TRAPS! Stop your search now and buy a 3 pack to try it out for yourself; I bought a 3 pack and the next day bought another 3 pack because I was so impressed. Withkn 1 hour they were all full of flies and the next day, there was almost 2 inches of dead flies floating in each one. These are worth the money. Kudos to this company, my family farm thanks you!

This has been such a great idea in trying to keep the fly population down. Inexpensive and effective. Simple and easy to use. The only time it get's messy is when you empty the jar with lots of dead fly's and nasty, stinky water. Wear throw away gloves when you do. I've used competing products before and always come back to the Rescue brand. The jar is a one time purchase as you can buy the "refill" packets separately. Once filled with the appropriate amount of water, and the packet is put in the water, you'll pull the access top up and it will lock into place allowing the fly's to climb in, but they can't get out. Perfect. Obviously, the odor is nasty, but that's what the fly's are drawn to. So, you place it away from an outdoor seating area or grilling area. Just far enough away where the odor doesn't bother you. The fly's will find it. Easy to recommend.

Y'all... These fly traps don't play... AT ALL!!! Somehow flies kept getting inside my house so we put these suckers on the porch right outside the house... There's like 100 flies in each container after 2 weeks. Absolutely no flies indoors at all anymore. The only downside is the smell (zoo-like) but it's right outside my door and I can't smell it from inside my house at all. 1000000/10 recommend

I live on a farm and flys are always an issue. These are the best I’ve used. Caught hundreds the first day.