Rentokil Fw35 Window Fly Traps x4

I have used these before and then purchased another brand which didn’t seem to work so well. I so I placed one of each product on my kitchen window and the Rentokil Advanced was clearly superior attracting flies and bugs.

I ordered these for our caravan. Insecticide sprays sprays seem to have little effect these days and are dangerous, especially where pets are concerned. We had quite a few flies at the beginning of summer but hardly any since we applied the Rentokil Trap to our window. Whether this is a result of the unusual weather conditions this year or the trap I don't know. However the trap has now got loads of midges on it, a small moth and 2 flies so we know it does work. The only reason I have given 4 stars and not 5 is that we don't know how efficient it would be during a normal summer or in a larger space than a caravan. That aside, it is far better than a spray and not unsightly like a fly paper. I would therefore recommend it.

Had before so as expected

They don't work very well

Waste of money, no fruit flies are attracted to these or stock to them. 100% useless.

These are easy to use and are really good for little fruit flies as they get attracted to the flower and get stuck to it. My parcel was late arriving with Royal Mail but I was very impressed by the seller who replied quickly and kept me informed and checked I had received them. Thank you.

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.

The new style window stickers do not seem to attract and catch the flies as well as the old style ones did. I have seen flies walk across the sticker surface without any sign of getting stuck. Also the thin strip used to stick it to the window is much less effective than when the whole thing was sticky, especially on roof windows. Rentokil have definitely made a bad decision to change a product that was very good into one that doesn't do the job any more. Shame.

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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