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Zero STV336 Fly Catcher (Super Effective, Refillable Insect Attractant for Outdoor Use), Packaging may vary, Yellow (Pack of 2)
Zero STV336 Fly Catcher (Super Effective, Refillable Insect Attractant for Outdoor Use), Packaging may vary, Yellow (Pack of 2)
Zero STV336 Fly Catcher (Super Effective, Refillable Insect Attractant for Outdoor Use), Packaging may vary, Yellow (Pack of 2)
Zero STV336 Fly Catcher (Super Effective, Refillable Insect Attractant for Outdoor Use), Packaging may vary, Yellow (Pack of 2)
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Posted 13 September 2023

Zero STV336 Fly Catcher (Super Effective, Refillable Insect Attractant for Outdoor Use), Packaging may vary, Yellow (Pack of 2)

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  • Packaging may vary due to a rolling brand change, the product remains the same
  • Twin pack of fly traps: outdoor fly traps with super-effective insect attractant included for each bottle; flies get in but can't get out
  • Outdoor use: Suitable for use in gardens, refuse areas and other outdoor spaces. Use to protect property and pet areas from fly invasions
  • Reusable insect traps: Refill bait available (STV337, sold separately). Two bait sachets are included to fill the traps
  • Highly effective bait attractant: simply add water to the bait attractant inside the bottle and hang in the sun to activate. Works to attract insects from up to 10m away
  • Contains no poisons: the bait attractant is non-toxic and poison-free, naturally attracting flies to the trap so they can't escape
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  1. BenSewell's avatar
    Word of caution. These stink after a bit so be careful
    eyebaws's avatar
    Came in to say the same! Absolutely revolting
  2. JennyD's avatar
    If you can stomach it, you can empty it out at the end and reuse with orange juice to catch the flies (as the powder sachets supplied will run out).
    These are highly effective and don’t catch other insects. Had it trapped bees, it would have gone in the bin!
  3. yetikingkong's avatar
    Why? What’s the point of catching insects outside? This surely will attract insects who would have happily
    flown by! (edited)
    Ebonybun's avatar
    I put mine next to the outside bin and we have had way less flies coming inside. I have an indoor rabbit so can't risk her getting flystrike
  4. B1naryC0de's avatar
    Re used it and filled it with yeast, but emptying it, my God
    Smelt like death
  5. Chrismia's avatar
    These are very affective. Great post
    R..Daneel.Olivav's avatar
    Are you saying those will love me back?
  6. joyf4536's avatar
    If you want something that really works, google the Red Top fly trap, as long as you have somewhere away from the house to put it. More expensive but the (Genuine ones) are amazing), non toxic but catch THOUSANDS of flies. (edited)
  7. FA57MIR's avatar
    They do work but take time to activate.

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  8. hycraig's avatar
    I've used these a few times its made a big difference to how many came into the house as they now go into the trap they love it.
  9. morrig's avatar
    Getting more flys in and out this and last year, but haven't seen a wasp this year and bees only outside, maybe the hot spells have something do with this?
  10. Rariar's avatar
    Don't do it!🤢
  11. dealwatcher55's avatar
    I put Vinegar in a very small container near the door or window and it repels flies which stops them coming indoors. I think its a better way than trapping them this way.
  12. Cloe's avatar
    We've been using one of these for the past couple of weeks and it ended up 3/4 full so just refreshed it there. We hang it near our bin space since my OH is going nuts with the fly swatters inside.
    He says there's a lot more flies this year and is blaming it on the new neighbours next door who share the same bin space, whether or not that's the cause I don't know. Seems like a lot of people have had fly problems the past few months so surely the weather???
    We've had the odd wasp but catching mostly bluebottles and now we're getting a lot of tiny flies in, not midges, no idea what they are.
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