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Epicurus.com - Rescue Reuseable Fly Trap with Attractant #FTA-SF4
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List Price: $11.89
Our Price: $5.38
Your Save: $ 6.51 ( 55% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Rescue
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Lawn & Patio
Brand: Rescue
EAN: 0042853710170
Feature: Fast-acting attractant just add water
Label: Rescue
Manufacturer: Rescue
Model: FTA-SF4
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Rescue
Studio: Rescue
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Features
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Fast-acting attractant just add water
Draws seven times more flies than flypaper
Simple and economical to reuse.
Durable plastic container holds up in sunlight for seasons of use.
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Editorial Reviews:
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This trap catches hundreds of species of common nuisance or filth flies. The trap is baited for the most prevalent species including house flies, false stable flies, blow flies, blue and green bottle flies, flesh flies, face flies and many others.
Fast-acting attractant Just add water Simple and economical to reuse Durable plastic container holds up in sunlight for seasons of use Refills available
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Foul stench draws flies
Comment: I have owned several of these for a couple of years now. We have horses and the associated manure pile. If you have horses, you have flies.
These traps smell like rotting garbage. If they smelled like petunias they wouldn't work. They need to smell like what the flies want. Hang them down wind if possible, but their location will have a great deal to do with their effectiveness. In our case, a couple near the manure pile and a couple more between that and the house has decimated the fly population.
Some other caveats also apply. Emptying these things when they become filled with rotting, disintegrating fly carcasses is gross beyond all recall. They hold literally tens of thousands. If you hang them in a dry, sun exposed location, you will have to add water to compensate for the evaporation. If you hang them where they are exposed to rain they may fill up with water. Just dump out the excess(this is also gross). If you find a location that's ideal you will be rewarded with a grimm harvest that is beyond imagination. Don't think you're going th hang these inside or anywhere where you'll get a whiff.
All that said, I wouldn'd trade them. If you use them within their limits, you won't be disappointed. Anyway, what's your risk...7 bucks?
Customer Rating:
Summary: stinks, and doesn't work
Comment: This product stinks like something dead and rotting. It stinks as far as function, also. After a full week in use, there are no flies in it at all. If you try to use this indoors (although it clearly states on the package that it is for outdoor use) It will make the whole room stink too.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Big dissapointment.... does not measure up to the disposable one
Comment: First, I have no issues with the smell because I honestly can't smell it unless my nose is right up on it.
Secondly, this product does not work well. I don't know if it's the design or what, but after a day, it caught exactly 1 fly. It's been a week and there's only about 10.
My first fly trap was Rescue's disposable fly trap and it worked fantastic. After a month or so, it was full of those pesky disease carrying flies, not to mention all their children, the maggots. There must've been thousands of them when it finally got full and had to go in the trash. I loved it.
I went with this reusuable model because I was basically lazy. Since Amazon doesn't carry the disposable one, I bought this because I'd get it faster with Amazon Prime. I wish they would carry the disposable model because it works far better than this one.
Another gripe I have is that after I unscrewed the bottle to check how many flies it caught, I screwed it back on, only to have it FALL off and spill the flies and bait on the ground. I thought I had screwed the top on tightly but it's so poorly designed that it does not fix tightly. So basically the thing is useless now without the bait water.
Doesn't matter anyways, because the flies would fly past it and enter my home instead. Since I got this because the front door has to remain open, the home was crawling with 100s of flies. I ended up having to swat them myself and woke up the next day with a sore arm.
So as you can tell I do not recommend this product at all. Buy the disposable one and you'll be much much happier and have less flies to swat.
Customer Rating:
Summary: only for a strong stomach
Comment: yes it catches flies, but i went baqck to the disposable bag, emptying this was the worst smell I have ever delt with , and I am a trauma nurse....I just could not rinse it out....
Customer Rating:
Summary: DO NOT BUY THIS!
Comment: This product smells like a dead carcass. It LITERALLY MADE ME THROW UP when I put mixed the solution in the trap. The description is deceptive. There is no way this could EVER be used inside, let alone outside.
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