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6-Piece Fly Trap Set, Outdoor Fly Repellent, Disposable Fly Trap, with Fly Bait, Hanging Fly Trap Pouch, Fly Bag for Balcony, Terrace, Garden, Home, Farm
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Description
[Outdoor Fly Trap] Our outdoor fly trap is made of high-quality PP and contains non-toxic, natural bait to attract flies. The bright yellow color of this insect trap makes it easy to spot, even from a distance. [Safe and Hygienic] Our pocket fly trap is non-toxic, pesticide-free, and contains no harmful chemicals, making it safe for the environment and for you. Simple to use and environmentally friendly. [Easy to Use] Simply follow the easy instructions to open the drop inlet and add water, position the fly trap, and hang it in the desired location. Once full, simply throw it in the trash.
[Maximum Efficiency] With a range of 20 meters and a capture capacity of nearly 20,000 harmful flies at once, you can keep your outdoor space fly-free.
[Versatile] Our disposable fly trap is ideal for use around livestock, garbage areas, gardens, patios, campsites, and outdoor pet areas. Also suitable for home use.
[Maximum Efficiency] With a range of 20 meters and a capture capacity of nearly 20,000 harmful flies at once, you can keep your outdoor space fly-free.
[Versatile] Our disposable fly trap is ideal for use around livestock, garbage areas, gardens, patios, campsites, and outdoor pet areas. Also suitable for home use.
Features
- BrandCOOCHEER
- OrganicYes
- Target speciesFlies
- Intended useOutdoor
- Ready to useYes
- Safe for children and petsYes
- Suitable for organic farmingYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME221576954
- MMID873852562078
- Product codeHD196C-06102119
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