£11.99
House Flies carry a variety of diseases, breed rapidly and can infest almost any area. They are attracted to all manner of food sources which range from the from the food you eat, animal and pet food, to faeces and food waste. There is a risk that foodstuffs can be contaminated and diseases such as E. coli and Salmonella transmitted. House Flies also cause persistent irritation and will harass livestock. House Flies also cause persistent irritation and will harass livestock. House Fly Larvae may be identified as they crawl our from breeding material to pupate. If you spot significant numbers of active adult House Flies this may indicate a potential infestation.
Our House Fly Trap provides a highly effective solution to House Fly infestations in outdoor settings. The trap is supplied with a specially formulated attractant powder which has been proven to entice a range of common House Fly pests into the trap including:
The trap is robust, effective and works rapidly in killing large numbers of House Fly pest infestations. The trap is entirely non-toxic.
Our House Fly Trap is easy to install. The attractant powder simply needs mixing with 500-800ml of lukewarm water in the bag of the trap (up to the fill line). Then attach the black lid to the top of the trap, and hang the trap from your desired location.
Full instructions are provided on delivery.
Hang your traps from any outdoor location that appears suitable. Ideally situate your trap close to where they have been frequent sightings of House Fly populations.
You should ensure your House Fly Traps are established from May when House Flies will start appearing in larger numbers. House Flies will be most active in high populations from August to September.
We recommend having 1-3 traps set up in your garden from May. For larger, or smaller, gardens this will vary. In peak House Fly season from August-September more traps may be required.
The attractant will remain alluring to flies over a 4-8 week period. After such time the trap will need replacing. The trap is disposable. Liquid and dead flies can be poured into a compost heap or rubbish bin.
Having attempted a home made trap (not successful) I purchased a couple of these. Only put one together and it has been incredibly effective in reducing flies in our London garden. The only minor downside is the rather revolting bag of dead flies to dispose of!
Placed about 10m from outdoor kitchen / dining on boundary fence. 90% reduction in flies in kitchen and living room. A real solution for us, as adjoining livestock field.
Excellent product and service
There is no doubt the trap is effective, but what they don't tell you is that it attracts every fly within a one mile radius. Within two days there was a two inch layer of rotting flys floating on top of the liquid and within four days the whole mess was alive with white maggots. The whole thing stank so bad I could smell it everywhere in the garden, and we have quite a big garden. Eventually we could stand the smell and look of it no longer and we took it down.
Definitely effective, but it looks and smells disgusting. Sorry, but this is the truth of using it.
Not quite what I expected when I opened the powder but within minutes of setting up it began to work so I wished I had got it earlier to combat the flys which are a nuisance.
