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No trace left
After peeling it off, there's nothing sticky will be left on the window, it will absolutely keep your window clean
Clean and Transparent
It will not affect the light transmittance of window, and not easily be spotted by the flies.
Strong Viscosity
Adopting specially designed glue, there is no way to escape once the flies stick on it.
No harm to child or pet
Odorless and it won't affect the health of babies or pets and easy to use.
How to use?
Step 1
Peel off the thin white release liner.
Step 2
Apply the trap to the window or other flat surfaces.
Step 3
Peel off the large release paper.
Real Pictures When in Use
Why Window Fly Trap?
Flies have a strong phototaxis, it likes to fly toward the light. Houseflies, in particular, often enter the room to eat and drink enough and then attempt to escape. They often regard the bright glass window as an escape route, but the fly can't see the glass, so it hits the glass head on.
Richard S
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2023
We have a lot of small gnats that hatch from the dirt of our indoor plants and the flies tend to buzz around a lot and get everywhere. I was looking for fly paper to catch them, but everything I found was some variation of the twisty/sticky paper strip that hangs from the ceiling and looks very cheap. Then I saw these, stick to the window, transparent fly catchers, and decided it was worth a try. Wow, they trap a lot of these small flies. The window is the perfect place to put these since they flies try to get outside, and eventually they find the glue and stick. Put it up, wait a few days, then decide if there's room left for more flies, or if it's time to put up a new one. The picture is the 2nd one we have put in this location, I have others on a few other windows and they all work perfectly and peel off the window without leaving any residue. I'll be buying another pack when these run out!Putting them up is super simple, peel off the thin white paper strip covering the window adhesive on one side, then put the sticky pad up where you want it using that strip to hold it in place. Next, peel off the transparent plastic covering the glue on the other side (where the flies will get stuck). You're all set to start a dead fly collection! Peel off the whole thing (thin strip on the window side) when you're done and throw away! Couldn't be simpler!I wouldn't recommend putting this at a height where a dog or cat could get stuck to it, and I don't recommend putting this on wallpaper or anything other than glass (window) since the strip that holds it up may damage or discolor the wall. Basically, use as directed! Stick it to a window and you'll be fine.
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