BESKIT 20-Pack Dual-Sided Yellow Sticky Traps for Fungus Gnat, Whitefly, Aphid, Leaf Miner, Other Flying Insects, Bugs (25x15cm, 20pcs Twist Ties Included)

These are very sticky, I've cut 2 of the sheets up into smaller pieces and stuck them onto Lollipop sticks and put them into my orchid pots and they are working fine. They are economical too because you can cut one sheet up into many! The only thing is that I had trouble sticking them onto the Lollipop sticks as my fingers were getting stuck! They are that sticky. So would recommend these. Happy customer.

The glue isn't strong enough to catch house mice so worthless. Laid a load out last night, baited them and covered in paw prints stuck on fur this morning but not a mouse in sight. I usually pay more for another brand whihcbjave worked amazingly however don't be fooled these are a waste of money. All in the bin and I've reordered the quality ones

I know it says not for mice, but a few others had success so I thought I'd try them, definitely useless for mice!I heard one scream as it got caught but by the time I arrived it had managed to fling the card across the room and disappear down a hole.The flies coming up from the latest casualty using bait though made this a worthwhile purchase anyway, they're very large and double sided and have caught 100s of little flies and the ones I placed on the floor caught a few SPIDERS also, which is always a plus to me, a bargain for the price at the time.

Very, very sticky - be prepared to get quite sticky separating these, and if cutting them smaller! Did a great job in the greenhouse. Would purchase again. Great quality and value for money.

Caught all mice within 40mins

Not sticky enough

We had a problem with fruit flies and white flies in our compost bins. Hanging one of these in each bin controls the problem. Infinitely better than the old fashioned 'fly papers' we have tried in the past.

Had an infestation of fungus gnats in my kitchen (these are very small black flies which can be hatched in the soil of potted plants). Attached one sheet of this product about 1cm from the corner of the window where the gnats were most often seen (probably because it was the closest to the sunlight), and kept it there for a couple of weeks. It trapped tens—perhaps hundreds—of gnats. Kept it there for a few days after seeing no more gnats, just in case there was a new generation about to hatch.