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Description
Product Information Sticky Fly Traps for Indoor Use: The fly strips consist of an integrated plastic tube that is sturdy and difficult to disperse. The fruit fly traps are made with extra-thick adhesive and waterproof paper that is difficult to tear. Each tube comes with a hanging cord and tacks for easy installation. The fly paper uses sticky tape to attract and trap flies and other flying insects. Safe and durable. Effective Fly Trap: Install the fly trap where flies congregate. The sticky tape is highly attractive to flies. Once stuck, they will not escape. The higher the temperature, the better the effect. No pollution, no greasy fumes, no odor, safe for both indoor and outdoor use. Easy to Install: The sticky fly traps are very convenient to use. Rub them between your hands to warm the tube. Pull the red cord to open the flypaper. Pull the flypaper counterclockwise to avoid tearing it. Hang the flypaper where flies are found using the thumbtack in the red loop. Waterproof and durable: These outdoor flypaper traps are durable and effective for a long time. Flies are generally attracted to light. It is best to place the traps near sources of natural light, such as doors or windows, or near lights. Placed in an area where flies often congregate, the trap will be more effective. Wide range of applications: The flypaper can be used both indoors and outdoors. It is suitable for kitchens, campsites, kennels, areas where flies gather, garages, warehouses, and areas where animals are kept. It can capture insects such as flies, aphids, leaf miners, fungus gnats, whiteflies, black flies, midges, and mosquitoes.
Features
- BrandSANS MARQUE
- OrganicYes
- Target speciesFlies
- Ready to useYes
- RepellentInsects
- Safe for children and petsYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME228786928
- MMID814131221623
- Product codeBESTone-00581
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