These work great. My plants get fungus gnats every winter. These keep them manageable. I had tried the large yellow squares which were just too big and caught nothing. These can fit in any pot and since they are low to the soil level, they catch more gnats. Cute designs. Very sticky.

I love that these come in a huge pack of all different shapes and sizes. They work great and are easy to use. They catch a ton of gnats and once they are full just throw them away! Very easy to install!

I had the unfortunate experience of buying a bag of potting soil, only to find that it clearly had fungus gnat eggs/larvae when they hatched shortly after repotting a few plants. I couldn’t believe how quickly the population exploded. I moved all of the plants to a central location and added these sticky traps. While these traps only help to catch the adults - they do a GREAT job. This combined with some “Mozzie Bits” to kill any larvae have taken care of the problem! Easy to use, no smell, and the designs are cute! I hope I never have to use them again but happy I have extras if I do!

I have numerous houseplants. All of the sudden I started getting gnats! I got rid of any standing fruit and cleaned the kitchen like crazy. It is the dirt in my plants that is causing this infestation. I got the expensive machine to try and get rid of them. It helped, a little. I bought these, stuck them in my plants, and boom-- gnat killers. I can enjoy my home without gnats going into my mouth and nose!

I found that these sticky traps worked perfectly for me and my plants. There are no pesticides that I am aware of, and within a few days of service, the small flies were gone. The traps are small and unassuming, so they can "hide" inside your plants. I actually cut them since I was not concerned if the device looked like a bird or whatever, I just wanted to not see anything. Conversely, you may want to pay careful attention to the size of these. They ARE small, which is what I was looking for personally. Maybe you want something bigger, but I don't know why that would be better.

To start, these are incredibly sticky so if something lands on them, it's not getting off without help. I also like that they're double sided so you get a little more use out of them. The interesting thing though is that while these worked excellent for fungus gnats in plants, the fruit flies wanted nothing to do with them. We had a problem with fruit flies in the drain and even adding these near the sink where they were flying did nothing. It wasn't till I placed one of these in a dish filled with vinegar that I saw any success.But if you're getting these for gnats you typically find in your plants, they work great.

I just repotted 4 of my house plants and they all were absolutely infested with fungus gnats because the soil I used apparently had eggs or something in them. I have 8 plants in total so the ones I didn’t repot also had an infestation of gnats from the other ones I did report. Needless to say I was really annoyed that happened. I’ve repotted several house plants and never have I had fungus gnats like this. I received these traps 5 days ago and the pictures (front and back of each trap) I included are 5 days worth of gnats. The biggest pot/plant had the most of the infestation which is the first picture. The others has various degrees of infestation so some didn’t catch a whole lot not because they didn’t work, but because those ones I didn’t repot and didn’t have a huge infestation. I also paired mosquito bits with trying to wipe these guys out. I put them in a aquarium filter bag, and soaked them in warm water in my watering can and water my plants with them. That doesn’t kill the adults, only the larvae. I wouldn’t use just the traps alone because you need to try to interrupt the breeding cycle. One single adult female can lay 300 eggs, and once those eggs hatch they quickly turn to adults. By combining the sticky traps for the adults and the mosquito bits for the larvae you can prevent more eggs from being laid and more larvae from becoming adults. So far they both have been working great but it doesn’t happen overnight so if you’re reading this for advice don’t expect it to. You need to keep doing both for a couple weeks and then use the mosquito bit water as a preventative in the future. Hope that helps. I did a lot of research and this method seems to be the most effective to getting rid of fungus gnats.UPDATE: I’ve been consistently using these traps and replacing them when they start to get a little too crowded with gnats (they could be used for much longer, but the plants are in my office and I don’t want customers to see a disgusting sticky trap full of gnats lol). I’ve gone through a whole box of these traps now, and I have to say they are very effective. In total, they’ve probably killed hundreds of gnats (probably in the 500 range if I were to guess). That’s an untold number of future eggs that were prevented and I’ve finally started to see a decrease in their numbers. Along with using the mosquito bit water, and now using diatomaceous earth on the top of the soil, and allowing the soil to stay dryer longer, it’s making for a pretty hostile environment for these stupid gnats and I can tell a difference. I hope by next month I’ll be completely rid of them. I just bought another box of the sticky traps so fingers crossed they keep helping me eradicate them. They definitely do work! Just have to be consistent and do research and learn how they reproduce and how to kill not just the adults but all the life stages to interrupt their breeding cycle.

I buy these on a normal, they catch a lot of flyinbugs and crawling bugs. Easy to assemble. All you have to do is pull off the wrapped paper and attach it to wherever you need it to go. It's a great functionality around the home and brings no sunshine. It's not to be not too small.Where is the big attraction. You can stick them everywhere, but I do not recommend sticking in on a window for the glue is hard to come off.But everywhere else is easy cleaning