Garsum 20-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Flying Plant Insect Like Fungus Gnats, Aphids, Whiteflies, Leafminers - （6X8 Inch,Wire ties included）

This worked better than I imagined at getting rid of my fungus gnat problem.

These sticky traps sure are, uh, sticky. Within an hour of placing them in our backyard, the sheets were filled with the fungus gnats and whiteflies we were trying to get rid of. Unfortunately, one of the sheets also caught a little Finch, whom I'm guessing had been hopping around the ground. Its poor wing was stuck to the sheet. Talk about heart-breaking seeing this little thing trying to break free. I frantically cut the sheet around the feathers, when it then ran off and caught the remaining sheet on a bush (see pic of feathers). Thankfully it was still able to fly. Talk about traumatic. Moral of the story: These sheets work fantastically for unwanted bugs, but make sure they're placed in bird-free areas.

Amazed! this product does work!! In just a week those pesky bugs were stuck to it. Eeee. Pretty disgusting. They must think it’s a flat yellow banana or something. Buh bye ngats! :-)

I cut each of several of the set of traps into small pieces, to be deployed in the pots of all of my wintering trees and plants in my enclosed sun porch. As the pictures show, even used with only one side exposed, they quickly are covered with fungus gnats. I plan to reverse them, exposing the other side, today, but there are few gnats remaining to be caught.

Really sticky good value

Bought these for a fungus gnat problem. I cut these in 4 pieces, then stapled them to bamboo skewers before removing the protective paper. I had already been treating the soil with the brand "Garden Safe houseplant & Garden insect killer" which was doing a number on the little buggers these caught the ones that were able to fly.

These are easy to use and work well. Loved there are covers on both sides so is easy to peel once placed where you want it. Ties included! Can cut to size you want. What I did was put it in plants & for the cat grass, placed diatomaceous earth around the base (can use anything like foil or scrunched-up parchment paper) to keep the fungus gnats out of the base where they go to ruin the roots, kill the plants and lay their eggs. When the eggs hatch, the gnats fly into the strip of the trap and it's taken a while but worked well using both the earth at the base and the strips. Once the cat grass was growing, I lightly dusted the top of the soil with the diatomaceous earth as well as I found the gnats there as well. I put the strips in other planters, got a few unexpected bugs but they mostly focused on the gat grass. These strips are great!

Great value and the sheets can be easily cut down to the size you want. I cut mine into strips and snipped the ends to a point to stick into the soil of my houseplants to handle a minor fungus gnat issue. They're VERY sticky so be careful if you have pets!!For anyone considering using this for MICE, please get snap traps instead of glue traps or poison. Glue traps are one of the cruelest methods that exist. Imagine how horrible it would be to be stuck somewhere until you either suffocate to death or die slowly of dehydration. No creature deserves that when there are other alternatives — not even one who may be pooping on your silverware ;)