Fruit Fly Traps Fungus Gnat Traps Yellow Sticky Bug Traps 36 Pack No Harm and Odorless for Indoor Outdoor Use Protect The Plant

these work so well. very good item and easy to use.

Very sticky. Work very well. The butterfly ones the paper is kind of hard to get off because it rips. But maybe I'm just not trying to take it off right... Anyways they are definitely worth the money. It catches the gnats for sure .

Traps work well as they are very sticky. The paper is difficult to remove on the butterfly shape.

Taking the cover paper off on the second side (after doing it on the first side) is a challenge bc it is so sticky. It does the job very well though. I just use one side at a time so it's like getting 2 for the price of one. I've unfortunately seen tons of gnats on it so apparently which is disgusting but they work well. They catch flies as well but I've seen a couple of flies get off so I guess it depends Great size and durability.

These work like a charm!! We had so many gnats in the house because of wet soil (overwatered before a long trip away). I tried all kinds of other diy tricks, but none worked. I put these in our plants and every one of them had 10-20 gnats within a few days. One week later, there are no gnats in the house anymore.

These things have saved my sanity! It's been about a week and I've noticed more gnats on the traps and less around my plants. I had no trouble peeling the paper off the flower or butterfly. The stickiness doesn't leave a residue if your skin touches it. No smell so I will get more of these.

These work well. I was having so much trouble with fungus gnats and I put these in a lot of my plants and they captured so many that it almost remedied my problem. I think there are a few stray ones but overall it is so helpful. I like that these come with multiple and love the fun shapes.

I have an unfortunate fungus gnat infestation in my houseplants. I bought neem cake to mix with water and have been watering my plants with it, works great. These sticky traps are helping murder the stragglers and keep track of whether their numbers are diminishing. So far so good. They stick to absolutely everything, so take care you don’t stick them to your plants’ leaves accidentally. You’ll know your cat’s been sneaking around your houseplants when you catch her with a sticky trap stuck to her fur, but they work for the gnats and that’s all I care about.