Stingmon 40 Rolls Fruit Fly Traps – Indoor & Outdoor Sticky Fly Strips

Smart, practical pest control for homes

Stingmon's 40 Rolls Fruit Fly Traps offer a practical, non-aerosol approach to catching fruit flies, gnats, and other small flyers. The traps combine super thick glue with waterproof paper to help them stay in place in indoor spaces where sprays are not ideal. This setup is designed to be unobtrusive in dining rooms and kitchens, blending with home decor while delivering steady performance in busy areas. Outdoors, they can be used in sheltered corners such as patios or near trash areas, where flies tend to gather in warmer weather.

In real-life use, you may notice a visible ribbon of sticky tape when a fly lands and remains. The long strips give you more surface area per unit, reducing the need to replace several smaller pieces. The product is built for straightforward handling so you can set up a quick pest-control network without fuss.

What you get

• 40 sticky fly strips ready to deploy across rooms and patios.
• Each strip unfolds to a spread-out length of about 28.3 inches, offering broad coverage per unit.
• High-adhesion glue helps prevent escapes and keeps trapped insects contained.
• Durable, waterproof paper stands up to indoor use and light outdoor exposure.

How to use

• Hang the strips indoors in kitchens, pantries, or dining areas where flies are most active, and outdoors in sheltered spots.
• When temperatures rise, the glue stays sticky, increasing capture opportunities; if handling is awkward, prep a rope and scissors and attach by tying through a hole.
• If the gel melts in heat, refrigerate the strips briefly before use for easier handling.

Care, handling, and tips

• Gloves are optional; if glue sticks to skin, vegetable oil or alcohol removes it cleanly.
• To install on a wall or ceiling, you can nail the paper or thread a rope through a pre-punched hole.
• Keep away from children and pets, and replace when the supply is depleted or sticky signs fade.

Note: As with any sticky trap, results depend on placement and environmental conditions. This non-spray option can be part of a broader approach to making spaces feel more comfortable during peak fly seasons.