Or the neighbors need to pick up their dogs poop ! I pick up my dogs poop at least once a day and flies keep sitting on my dog 🐕, so I bought this bag to put along my fence and it works so well . Keeps the flies Concentrated in one area
Brady I've been using this trap for years, it's great. Unfortunately you did it wrong. No offense. First, you allowed the bag to dry out. You simply add more water to keep it activated. Your bag was only half full; it will catch flies until there is no more room to enter. Second, you don't want to put this thing near your door because you don't want the smell wafting indoors and you don't want to attract flies to your home. You have to understand the enemy. Flies go to where their attraction lies. Put the trap in the far part of your yard and they will congregate there and not at your door; they can't resist it. With this trap in your yard no fly in your yard that will choose your house, barbecue, hotdog etc. over this trap. Think about a pile of dog poop, the flies go there and stay there. It's a fly magnet. Lastly those centipede things are maggots...fly larva. Also I'd only fill it with water half way to the fill line because it fills with flies quickly where I live and blocks the opening before the dead flies sink. Don't tie it to a string because that allows the bag to spin in the wind and hinders the trapping. Use a wire coat hanger and the bag stays stable. Disposal: Ziplock it on garbage day place in garbage can gently, when liquid is in bag a spill can be a nightmare. Just some tips to get tbe most out of this product. Also checkout other vids on this trap. 20,000 flies is the count when the bag is full according to the manufacturer.
Thank you for your great review of our Disposable Fly Trap! We wish flies preferred a scent closer to Chanel #5, but our attractant is part of the reason it works so well!
You're welcome! Haha, and I totally understand! Flies love it for a reason! I got a tip in the comments saying it's better to put it away from your door, farther in the backyard somewhere, which should still keep them away from my door, so I guess I'll try that this year!
Best fly trap ever. Had it in my garage because I didn't realize it was for outdoors use only. Was disappointed because I only had about 20 flies after the first day. Was going to trash it so I sat it outside the garage door and within 5 minutes there were at least 120 flies in it. It's been outside for the last 3 days and if there aren't at least 20,000 flies in it there's at least close to it. The bag's almost completely full from the bottom to top. Definitely going to buy more and hang them from the fence. This thing works better than advertised.
the flies are breeding in the trap, when you see maggots in the trap they are breeding, add something like dish soup or sevin to kill them once they are in
Yeah I just got one of these and it works! A couple of things that might have been mentioned already. 1. Manufacturer says after adding water, you should see results in about an hour(?). I used warm water and it was literally less than 2 minutes BEFORE flies were around the nozzle. 2 DEFINITELY has a strong bad smell so you don't want to place it by your door or too close to a seating area. Wherever you place it, it's going to attract flies.
FYI, if you just refilled it with water, you can hang it back up, and it'll keep going as long as there's room in the bag to put water in it. It creates a sort of fly mud slurry after a while, but it still continues to catch and kill flies. Been using a similar product for years. When fly season is over, and the bag is all dried out, we just store it somewhere outside for the winter, and when fly season rolls back around, we just fill it up with water and again, hang it up and it starts working is fly assassination magic for another season.
I have been using this product about 5 years now. I progressed through the disposable bags, the 1st plastic container (The top would not stay on, the plastic cracked after a year of use) to the latest. The one that came out last year-is the BEST. The plastic is more durable, and the Flies LOVE it. I have two kinds out now-about 11. All around my back door-where I feed cats twice a day, or other critters that share with my cats. (Squirrels, Turtles, Possums, Racoons etc.) You are right-above-the smell is NOT GREAT-but it WORKS. And they love this newest container. The old one- the plastic breaks after a year or two. And they are sitting there-nearly empty now, while the flies fight to get in the two new ones. I keep the refills on hand all year- and use the over half the year. They really, really work. I have the regular small fly plus the larger blow flies-with green, and one even bigger. Overload in S W Ga.
Thanks for the video. As an ex-pest control tech for many years I would advice against placing traps near the areas you don’t want the flys. Doors, garbage cans etc. Sounds counterintuitive but it’s is, in many cases more effective this way. When you place any kind of baits near the areas you don’t want the pest you will be attracting too close to the areas you don’t want them in the first place. Another good reason in you case is the smell.
These things DO work! I had one hung on my porch and decided I wanted to hang it away from the porch, thinking it was attracting the flies to my porch from the bait inside. It had already caught a number of flies, and as I walked to where I wanted to hang it I could see a line of at least a dozen flies following me as I walked! They were following the trail of the scent. So if flies are a hassle, these things REALLY do work.
Fun Fact...it’s all natural and safe if it manages to fall on the ground and your dogs drag it inside, tear it open, and make a snack of it 🤢....I thought there was a dead body in my house when I came home from work.
With this guy catching all the flies why the hell do I still see them by me! Haha great video man. I'm def investing in one next summer to hang in the far end of backyard.
Brady another deterrent to flies around doors, windows, etc., Use a quart or larger zip lock bag fill it to 1/2 to 2/3 with water. Put 3 shinny pennies in it and hang it near the door, window, open garage door. It messes with the flys and they won't come near it. It really works well. We hung two. One outside the overhead garage door and one about half way in the garage. No flys stall in the garage. It must also mess with bees too as we had none get in the garage or try to build a nest near the garage door. There are some videos on RUclips showing them. We have used them for years.
Brady Crump I couldn't believe it when I heard about it years ago. Farmers here in Central Ohio use them around their barns to keep all kinds of flys away from their animals. Give it a try.
Wow thank you so much for all the perfect information. I bought one of the big ones and I was about to put it inside the house, but I better leave it outside and buy the ribbon.
That bait wouldn't actually attract horse flies, so those were not related (coincidence). -- Yeah, Rescue works awesome. Does smell due to rotting dead flies because works so well. It's better to put farther away as will attract. Rescue is the best attractant bait. Can buy the bait separately, which I've used in larger containers that can be cleaned out. I put the dead flies in my compost pile. The toss away bags are more convenient though.
I wonder if it's a good idea to cut it open and pour the flies out somewhere in your yard. I bet a fox or some sort of critter would love to eat a banquet of flies like that.
From 1* to 5* I give it a 10*. The bait does smell but what do you expect. Place it 15' to 20' away from a door/window and you won't smell it. It still does the job. It's awesome.
I use this product. I place well away from house. I hang one from tree limb, then when it’s half full I place a second one close by on same limb. Occasionally, I will have a third one. When one is full or no longer attracting flies, I take a one gallon ziplock baggie and bring it up from underneath and release the tie / seal the bag and carefully position in garbage bin so that it remains upright. Note: I use 12” twist ties from hardware store hanging from tree limb to suspend fly traps from. Easy on; easy off.
In Arizona first type of trap you demonstrated works okay before and after the summer heat hits. Once it gets hot the flies literally overwhelm the system in days. They pile in so fast they form a mat of dead flies that provide a food source for the maggots. In May the system worked just as well as yours. But in June the trap failed due the overwhelming mentioned but also evaporation within a week. Your mileage may vary of course. The solution is to reuse the niffy plastic funnel cage and hot glue it onto a much larger container lid that will allow you to easily dump out the putrid mass of fly-death inside periodically. Also if you are in someplace as hot and dry as low-country Arizona, instead of water, use the RV-style antifreeze (not automotive) as it is non-toxic and doesn't evaporate as quickly as water. Yeast and a little protein in the liquid will attract the suckers. A bit of fish or shrimp will probably work too, but the stench from dead flies and rotting fish may be more than you can stand. Then again if your neighbors make to much noise outside in their yard you might find the odor useful ...
You just convinced me. Heading to tractor Supply in the a.m. Not sure what is happening but for some reason there are tens of thousands of Fly's in the Area. Never seen it this bad before.
Move to a lake!!! I grew up on hog farm and by no means did it have the fly population the lake does. Lake easily has 10 to 15 times the amount of Flys.
@@Zacccc-m8p You have obviously never experienced a Swarm Season.... Last year, first time in my 34yrs here(farm land) we had 1000x or more flies than at any bad season before. It was like a plague had been unleashed.
I think that is the best of the best fly trap.I just throw one away and it must have had at least 20,000 flies in the 1st one. I now have 2 hanging. I also have one that I made with dog doo, 2 eggs, a bit of sugar and water. That one is ok. It does the job. The fly trap is the best. Oh yes it is REALLY Stinky. I would give it a 5 stars.
I put this in my yard and I couldn't believe how many flies were in there it's like they smelled the scent and every fly came from my city and flew to the trap
So, I have a question. I get flies in my house, I mean a LOT! Ewww. I rescue cats so there’s food, litter boxes (that can’t possibly be clean ALL the time), etc. Will this attract flies back outside? What else can I do? I have several strips hanging.
It’s a really strong smell, but if there is actual poop in your house from kitty litter, I’m not sure it will lure them back out, but if it’s in front of your doors, then they might never come in for the kitty litter. Worth a try.
FYI. those "no feet caterpillar things" are likely fly maggots. Nothing to be worried about because they'll just feed on the dead flies, but eventually die inside of the bag as well. With all of these types of fly traps, you pretty much always end up with fly larva inside. No big deal though.
They’re coming from all over. No way I had this many. I would see at least 15-20 because of the dog and now there’s over 50. It’s attracting them from further areas.
@@miaiosia5802 super gross, I know. Might be good to move a little farther away from your door or where you hang out outside, as long as it’s still effective. I keep it it out as long as it can still catch flies. You can keep adding water to it even after it dries out.
does it attract more flies to come to your area? I found it useful but there is no guarantee for flies coming inside your house. That is the big problem we have now.
e. zilla hahaha! The fly guy!! I like it! And yeah...if you only knew how many FREAKING flies there are in Eagle Mountain Utah. I have literally become a pro with catching flies with my hands. If there is a competition out there, or a world record to be broken, I would definitely win.
Wow, I despise flies along with mosquitoes :3. I enjoy zapping them with my bug zapper - but wish I had this badboy cause they keep appearing out of nowhere every day
Ken Liu by the time I opened it up, the bag was pretty dry, and wasn’t attracting many flies. I heard later that you can keep putting water in it after it dries out though.
Adult flies live for like 4 days. They also need food for their short lifespans. It's really crazy something that is alive for like a week causes so much nusince.
I just watched vid expanding on this trap! He cut top yellow unit from bag an put yellow top unit in ball canning jar an secured yellow top with canning jar ring! Made it easier to reuse! It was easy fix: cut yellow top from bag, place yellow unit in canning ring an screw ring onto canning jar!
electricamir248 I think they do breed in there, but I don’t think they get out. I keep it a little closer to my house, so instead of coming in my house, they are more attracted to go in the trap. That just means you have to deal with the smell more.
Yup, they eat and f*ck in there for sure. It’s like a fly harem, baby. That goes to my point that the number of flies in there are not all external. Some are born in the prison.
People online have said that these attract flies, like your killing all the flies in the neighborhood. But all i want to know is if you still get bothered while sitting outside grilling or relaxing
If it’s away from where you hangs out, that smell will overpower anything you got while grilling. I used it mostly for deterring them from coming into my house. So…freaking…many flies.
@@BradyCrump thanks, i bought one since i made the original comment. I live in rural PA so lots of flys. I put the trap on a tiki torch and put the torch in the ground about 30 yds from my house. Dont smell it really and working great. I would still say i get bothered by at least 1 fly still.
We have a fly problem. They come I through our garage door which is next to our trash cans and our neighbor's. Tried a BlackFlag bag inside the garage and it STUNK! I placed this type Rescue jenk just outside, no smell noticable and no fly issues. Bag is filling up FAST.
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I probably shouldn't be eating raisins and watching this.
smilncynic hahaha! Well there’s another plus to this product! You can play pranks on your roommates by putting the dead flies in their Raisin Bran!
😂😂😂
You shouldn't be eating raisins anyways
smilncynic lmboooo
You're good 👍
All those flies, your house needs an exorcist.
Ryuuken24 hahaha! The price I pay living in the boonies.
Not anymore! Haha
Or the neighbors need to pick up their dogs poop ! I pick up my dogs poop at least once a day and flies keep sitting on my dog 🐕, so I bought this bag to put along my fence and it works so well . Keeps the flies Concentrated in one area
Lol
Bro I have demons in my hoes their are millions of flies
Brady I've been using this trap for years, it's great. Unfortunately you did it wrong. No offense.
First, you allowed the bag to dry out. You simply add more water to keep it activated. Your bag was only half full; it will catch flies until there is no more room to enter.
Second, you don't want to put this thing near your door because you don't want the smell wafting indoors and you don't want to attract flies to your home. You have to understand the enemy. Flies go to where their attraction lies. Put the trap in the far part of your yard and they will congregate there and not at your door; they can't resist it. With this trap in your yard no fly in your yard that will choose your house, barbecue, hotdog etc. over this trap. Think about a pile of dog poop, the flies go there and stay there. It's a fly magnet.
Lastly those centipede things are maggots...fly larva.
Also I'd only fill it with water half way to the fill line because it fills with flies quickly where I live and blocks the opening before the dead flies sink.
Don't tie it to a string because that allows the bag to spin in the wind and hinders the trapping. Use a wire coat hanger and the bag stays stable.
Disposal: Ziplock it on garbage day place in garbage can gently, when liquid is in bag a spill can be a nightmare.
Just some tips to get tbe most out of this product.
Also checkout other vids on this trap. 20,000 flies is the count when the bag is full according to the manufacturer.
Diesel R awesome advice!!! Thanks for the tips! I will definitely do it differently this summer! That all makes perfect sense. Thanks again!
As diesel said about keeping the bag from drying out and making it last longer, consider using a beer to rehydrate the bag once inawhile
John Holifield interesting! I could see that working well
Brady Crump manufacturers always recommend replacing things far sooner than they actually last
John Holifield very true. I was just amazed by how many it caught even after it dried out the first time!
Thank you for your great review of our Disposable Fly Trap! We wish flies preferred a scent closer to Chanel #5, but our attractant is part of the reason it works so well!
You're welcome! Haha, and I totally understand! Flies love it for a reason! I got a tip in the comments saying it's better to put it away from your door, farther in the backyard somewhere, which should still keep them away from my door, so I guess I'll try that this year!
just bought one today and Wow! I will be buying another very soon.
jeff hollaway nice! I just put up another one recently, and within a couple of hours, it already had 20 flies. Crazy!
whys it have maggots in it for??
Jonathan Pebley I guess there were some prego flies in there
Best fly trap ever. Had it in my garage because I didn't realize it was for outdoors use only. Was disappointed because I only had about 20 flies after the first day. Was going to trash it so I sat it outside the garage door and within 5 minutes there were at least 120 flies in it. It's been outside for the last 3 days and if there aren't at least 20,000 flies in it there's at least close to it. The bag's almost completely full from the bottom to top. Definitely going to buy more and hang them from the fence. This thing works better than advertised.
Raymond Johnson right?! This thing is crazy!!
Ok i'll take 10 of these and 713 of the mosquito version!
Daniel Johnson RIIIIIIIIGHT?!?!? I hate mosquitoes!!!
Brady Crump they're the worst!
Daniel Johnson maybe this would work for mosquitoes if you filled it with blood! 😂
@@BradyCrump it's a year on but mosquitoes are attracted to co2 from your respiration
N1korasu so we just gotta stop breathing.
the flies are breeding in the trap, when you see maggots in the trap they are breeding, add something like dish soup or sevin to kill them once they are in
otrot land yuck...but effective.
u dont need to, if the maggots develop to flies, they cant leave, theyre trapped
@@jordanns010 if the bag breaks due being over loaded, maggots and flies everywhere, plus it is fake thinking
that's what I'vee been wondering.. if they were breeding and making more inside the trap
@@GigiWillBeRaptured that is why i put dish soap in the water kills them lasts longer
Watching this is helping my appetite.
New diet plan! Genius!
Yeah I just got one of these and it works! A couple of things that might have been mentioned already. 1. Manufacturer says after adding water, you should see results in about an hour(?). I used warm water and it was literally less than 2 minutes BEFORE flies were around the nozzle. 2 DEFINITELY has a strong bad smell so you don't want to place it by your door or too close to a seating area. Wherever you place it, it's going to attract flies.
Marc 4thaWin true true! And good to know about the warm water! Especially if you get it started right before a bbq or something.
we used bud light to fill mine!
FYI, if you just refilled it with water, you can hang it back up, and it'll keep going as long as there's room in the bag to put water in it. It creates a sort of fly mud slurry after a while, but it still continues to catch and kill flies. Been using a similar product for years. When fly season is over, and the bag is all dried out, we just store it somewhere outside for the winter, and when fly season rolls back around, we just fill it up with water and again, hang it up and it starts working is fly assassination magic for another season.
The fly trap that just keeps on giving!
@@BradyCrump Or taking, if you look at it from the fly's perspective.
I stand corrected! I just saw the trap catch a horse fly! So...cool beans!
Just replying to my comment. Because I can.
@inventress hello
@@BradyCrump just got 7 of these, and they work great. Thanks for the review dude. My patio is way more comfortable now.🙂👍👍
@@MrAwesomer360 nice! Glad it helped!
I have been using this product about 5 years now. I progressed through the disposable bags, the 1st plastic container (The top would not stay on, the plastic cracked after a year of use) to the latest. The one that came out last year-is the BEST. The plastic is more durable, and the Flies LOVE it. I have two kinds out now-about 11. All around my back door-where I feed cats twice a day, or other critters that share with my cats. (Squirrels, Turtles, Possums, Racoons etc.) You are right-above-the smell is NOT GREAT-but it WORKS. And they love this newest container. The old one- the plastic breaks after a year or two. And they are sitting there-nearly empty now, while the flies fight to get in the two new ones. I keep the refills on hand all year- and use the over half the year. They really, really work. I have the regular small fly plus the larger blow flies-with green, and one even bigger. Overload in S W Ga.
Awesome! Thanks for the comment and info!
mines new and improved as we use bud light instead of water. millions!
The bugs or "millipeeds" you described are the fly larva - some flies that were pregnant gave birth lol
Nintenjam welp, gross.
Thanks for the video. As an ex-pest control tech for many years I would advice against placing traps near the areas you don’t want the flys. Doors, garbage cans etc. Sounds counterintuitive but it’s is, in many cases more effective this way. When you place any kind of baits near the areas you don’t want the pest you will be attracting too close to the areas you don’t want them in the first place. Another good reason in you case is the smell.
HRC R3 Academy Support thanks for your comment! I would agree! Next time I get this, I won’t have it so close to the house/door.
Been looking for this comment. Learned the hard way.
These things DO work! I had one hung on my porch and decided I wanted to hang it away from the porch, thinking it was attracting the flies to my porch from the bait inside. It had already caught a number of flies, and as I walked to where I wanted to hang it I could see a line of at least a dozen flies following me as I walked! They were following the trail of the scent.
So if flies are a hassle, these things REALLY do work.
Longbow Shooter boom!
Fun Fact...it’s all natural and safe if it manages to fall on the ground and your dogs drag it inside, tear it open, and make a snack of it 🤢....I thought there was a dead body in my house when I came home from work.
Jenn T oooooooooooooh noooo!!!! That is awful!!! Legit smells like death!!
Oh my I just threw up in my mouth.🤢🤮🤮
Jason Sharpe haha, try actually smelling it! Unless you have...then you totally understand!
You should probably give your dog hookworm medicine. Or like large spectrum parasite medicine 😅
no way
This thing is pretty darn awesome is an understatement!!! Best fly trap ever
Dave Paxman gotta be!
I can smell this video
Prod. Jaii it’s even worse than you’re thinking. Haha
With this guy catching all the flies why the hell do I still see them by me! Haha great video man. I'm def investing in one next summer to hang in the far end of backyard.
Matthew Morganti haha, so many flies. So...many
Brady another deterrent to flies around doors, windows, etc., Use a quart or larger zip lock bag fill it to 1/2 to 2/3 with water. Put 3 shinny pennies in it and hang it near the door, window, open garage door. It messes with the flys and they won't come near it. It really works well. We hung two. One outside the overhead garage door and one about half way in the garage. No flys stall in the garage. It must also mess with bees too as we had none get in the garage or try to build a nest near the garage door. There are some videos on RUclips showing them. We have used them for years.
Raymond Campbell whaaaaaaaat????? Pennies?? Why? I’ve never heard of that!
Brady Crump I couldn't believe it when I heard about it years ago. Farmers here in Central Ohio use them around their barns to keep all kinds of flys away from their animals. Give it a try.
Raymond Campbell awesome!! Will do! Thanks for the tip!
Seems like a great outdoor trap
Yes. Outdoor only.
Wow thank you so much for all the perfect information. I bought one of the big ones and I was about to put it inside the house, but I better leave it outside and buy the ribbon.
Emy Alcocer awesome!! I’m glad I could help! Good luck! And thanks for watching!
That bait wouldn't actually attract horse flies, so those were not related (coincidence). -- Yeah, Rescue works awesome. Does smell due to rotting dead flies because works so well. It's better to put farther away as will attract. Rescue is the best attractant bait. Can buy the bait separately, which I've used in larger containers that can be cleaned out. I put the dead flies in my compost pile. The toss away bags are more convenient though.
Smart. Thanks for sharing!
TRULY A GREAT PRODUCT, GREAT AROUND THE PROPERTY IF YOU HAVE TONS OF FLIES.
So good!
We just started using these and they work. I’m guessing that the “fishy” “old garbage” smell is fly trap?
Kimberly Ousley indeed! It makes sense that they would love the worst smell imaginable.
I wonder if it's a good idea to cut it open and pour the flies out somewhere in your yard. I bet a fox or some sort of critter would love to eat a banquet of flies like that.
Dimeinurear yeah, or send them in the mail to people you don’t like! Great prank!
Honestly the best product ever
Astrid Gomez not bad at all, my friend!
These traps do work great! By far the best of the few I’ve tried. 👍🏻
Agreed
Thanks for review.Will buy it tody and also that fly ribon
Cool beans.
From 1* to 5* I give it a 10*. The bait does smell but what do you expect. Place it 15' to 20' away from a door/window and you won't smell it. It still does the job. It's awesome.
jamesschulz7484 pro review right there!
so many flies!😮😮😮
Andres Ramod riiiiiiiiight?!?!
I use this product. I place well away from house. I hang one from tree limb, then when it’s half full I place a second one close by on same limb. Occasionally, I will have a third one.
When one is full or no longer attracting flies, I take a one gallon ziplock baggie and bring it up from underneath and release the tie / seal the bag and carefully position in garbage bin so that it remains upright. Note: I use 12” twist ties from hardware store hanging from tree limb to suspend fly traps from. Easy on; easy off.
Sam Lair awesome! Thanks for the tips! That’s a much better way to use them, for sure.
This is all very well but what actually attracts the fly to the paper?
Chris Jones misfortune? Haha, I don’t know. I think it has a sweet type of smell. Also, I put it near a light...not sure if that helps or not.
In Arizona first type of trap you demonstrated works okay before and after the summer heat hits. Once it gets hot the flies literally overwhelm the system in days. They pile in so fast they form a mat of dead flies that provide a food source for the maggots. In May the system worked just as well as yours. But in June the trap failed due the overwhelming mentioned but also evaporation within a week. Your mileage may vary of course. The solution is to reuse the niffy plastic funnel cage and hot glue it onto a much larger container lid that will allow you to easily dump out the putrid mass of fly-death inside periodically. Also if you are in someplace as hot and dry as low-country Arizona, instead of water, use the RV-style antifreeze (not automotive) as it is non-toxic and doesn't evaporate as quickly as water. Yeast and a little protein in the liquid will attract the suckers. A bit of fish or shrimp will probably work too, but the stench from dead flies and rotting fish may be more than you can stand. Then again if your neighbors make to much noise outside in their yard you might find the odor useful ...
Crow Flight Wow...informative, helpful, and funny! #perfectyoutubecomment
Thanks!
Thanks for a great review of fly traps!
Deborah Lockette you are WELCOME!
You just convinced me. Heading to tractor Supply in the a.m.
Not sure what is happening but for some reason there are tens of thousands of Fly's in the Area. Never seen it this bad before.
You gotta do, what you gotta do!
Move to a lake!!! I grew up on hog farm and by no means did it have the fly population the lake does. Lake easily has 10 to 15 times the amount of Flys.
@@Zacccc-m8p You have obviously never experienced a Swarm Season....
Last year, first time in my 34yrs here(farm land) we had 1000x or more flies than at any bad season before. It was like a plague had been unleashed.
I wonder how. Big of area this swarm covers. The entire earth? Lol
I think that is the best of the best fly trap.I just throw one away and it must have had at least 20,000 flies in the 1st one. I now have 2 hanging. I also have one that I made with dog doo, 2 eggs, a bit of sugar and water. That one is ok. It does the job. The fly trap is the best. Oh yes it is REALLY Stinky. I would give it a 5 stars.
Dennis Jones nice! And yeah, I didn’t believe the 20,000 flies thing until I actually saw it. Crazy!
Thank you for this review!
You’re welcome!
Best fly trap I’ve purchased
Jackson Vang saaaaaaame
how many days did you leave it "working" because I got it around 4 days ago and it is full and its making larvas
Elisa Herrera wow! That’s a lot! I believe I had this one up for a couple of months. I’ve also had them up longer, when I fill it up with more water.
Does this work for yellow flies too?
I believe the trap does not discriminate 😂🤷♂️
Does it attract all flies? Like cluster flies
Dude, just got one today...wish me luck hahah although i won't be opening this baggy but i can imagine the fly goodness lol
Truthful Robot yeaaaah, you don’t want to cut that thing open....
Do these work on deer flies or horse flies?
I saw a horse fly get caught in there.
Outdoor only?
Caps Diecast oh, definitely!!
@@BradyCrump is because I got a new apartment and little flys comes out from sink!
I put this in my yard and I couldn't believe how many flies were in there it's like they smelled the scent and every fly came from my city and flew to the trap
Probably!
Florida welcomes you
Nathan c haha, I’m in!
Does this noticeably reduce flies on the property? Or does it just attract more?
I felt like it reduced the amount I would get coming in my house. And it was a lot
Did you count them????
How many were thete??
Each. And. Every. One.
Just bought 3 of them thanks for the video im gonna set them up
Noice!
So...in the grossest and scariest way possible you have made me buy this product
Godzmin sometimes you gotta do, what you gotta do.
Could use the contents with potting soil in outdoor plants. Free mulch.
Jo Ashley Good point! They will not die in vain.
How long did it take to dry out?
MulaMonroe probably a couple of months. You can add more water once it does though, and works the same.
does the ribbon fly trap smell bad as well?
Luis Ibarra no. Doesn’t leave a smell in the house. Just sticky paper.
I buy these 10 at a time. They are great! When the liquid dries out, you can add more water and it will attract even more.
If you put it far from the house it will attract them away from it.
Serial fly killer!
Nice work!
Thank you, thank you.
Brady. Good video.. place bag away from house, they will find it. Fly ribbons suc...put out 2 rescue traps.. out and away...
Smart. Where were you 7 years ago?!
Wow,really impressive
Chloe Walker indeed!
So, I have a question. I get flies in my house, I mean a LOT! Ewww. I rescue cats so there’s food, litter boxes (that can’t possibly be clean ALL the time), etc. Will this attract flies back outside? What else can I do? I have several strips hanging.
It’s a really strong smell, but if there is actual poop in your house from kitty litter, I’m not sure it will lure them back out, but if it’s in front of your doors, then they might never come in for the kitty litter. Worth a try.
FYI. those "no feet caterpillar things" are likely fly maggots. Nothing to be worried about because they'll just feed on the dead flies, but eventually die inside of the bag as well. With all of these types of fly traps, you pretty much always end up with fly larva inside. No big deal though.
Good to know!
lol, you posted this on September 11th?
aNewKingdom hahaha, oh my gosh, that’s awful! Didn’t even think of that
I bought the bag as well, and omg, I didn't know that I had so many flies in my yard, is amazing and scary.
Valeria Corona Vlogs nuts, right?!
They’re coming from all over. No way I had this many. I would see at least 15-20 because of the dog and now there’s over 50. It’s attracting them from further areas.
Night Wing yeah, I think it attracts more than the usual. Super strong smell.
you musta filled it with bud light like i did. millions
That is awesome!!!
Sure is!
@@BradyCrump do you know how long do we leave it out for ? I really hate the smell 🤢🤮
@@miaiosia5802 super gross, I know. Might be good to move a little farther away from your door or where you hang out outside, as long as it’s still effective. I keep it it out as long as it can still catch flies. You can keep adding water to it even after it dries out.
does it attract more flies to come to your area? I found it useful but there is no guarantee for flies coming inside your house. That is the big problem we have now.
Jason Chen yeah, it may attract more. Next time I wouldn’t put it so close to the house door.
lol you even have a fly swatter behind you! you're like the fly guy lol! great vid
e. zilla hahaha! The fly guy!! I like it! And yeah...if you only knew how many FREAKING flies there are in Eagle Mountain Utah. I have literally become a pro with catching flies with my hands. If there is a competition out there, or a world record to be broken, I would definitely win.
Does it smell when not cut open?
Nathan c yeah. You don’t really want to be caught downwind of this thing.
i love the intro, im making a review video on it too
Drive315 cool beans
Subbed just for the opening lines.
Dope!
Maggots bro!!!
Miguel Vasquez maggots everywhere!!!
@@BradyCrump I use the same fly trap every year, works great.
Miguel Vasquez it’s a modern day miracle!
How long did it take to fill the bag?
Master Stroke a month or two. I could have filled it with more water, and it would have gotten more.
Wow, I despise flies along with mosquitoes :3. I enjoy zapping them with my bug zapper - but wish I had this badboy cause they keep appearing out of nowhere every day
Yeah, they’re the worst. Definitely can be worse depending on where you live.
Does it attract flies to come out of your house?
I would say so. There should be nothing with a stronger smell than this in your house.
Thanks for the review. Peace
You're welcome.
Great review, thank you.
Swiss Kinist thank you! I hope it helped!
Brady Crump Yes sir, definitely. We just bought the bigger version. Looking forward to the results. The flies are bad this year!
Oh wow, I didn't know there is a bigger version! Well awesome, good luck!
Do these fly traps reduce the fly population in the neighborhood?
Yeah by about 20000
Probably.
Hahahahaha
How is it that none of those 1000's of flies not one is alive?
Ken Liu by the time I opened it up, the bag was pretty dry, and wasn’t attracting many flies. I heard later that you can keep putting water in it after it dries out though.
Adult flies live for like 4 days. They also need food for their short lifespans. It's really crazy something that is alive for like a week causes so much nusince.
David Bogaert true dat
Where can I get one
youngmurk100 Amazon
How long until flies start going into trap? I put one up 4 hours ago and no flies yet. But lots are outside 🙄
And you poured water in it?? Usually starts fast.
thats a LOT of flys
Dude. So many flies.
Got to get one for my room
Cruz Perez ch Cruz Perez ch if you love the smell of death in your room, then do it!
They are not made to hang indoors. Like Brady said they get pretty damn rancid for sure. Just make sure you hang them about 20 ft. from any door.
how long did it last?
SorianoWilliams Ink. All summer. With refilling it with water once or twice
I just watched vid expanding on this trap! He cut top yellow unit from bag an put yellow top unit in ball canning jar an secured yellow top with canning jar ring! Made it easier to reuse! It was easy fix: cut yellow top from bag, place yellow unit in canning ring an screw ring onto canning jar!
Nice! Thanks for the comment!
@@BradyCrump it works great, easy an reusable! Need to trim yellow top for best fit inside canning ring but that's makes great fit!
To be honest, it’s supposed to stink, it attracts the flies, rescue fly trap 5/5
Chad Thompson very true. Very...true.
good video brady
Why thank, good sir. Thanks for watching!
hey you reply even after 3 years?! thats awesome lol
Sometimes after 2 years!
Man u should have waited a week to see the final result :P
Recon SS I should have never opened it up! Haha
I use the same trap (THEY WORKS GREAT) when mine went dry I put more water in it and got more flies
Smart! That’s the way to do it!
I use this trap at far end of yard and feel like there are more flies in the house. Are they breeding in the trap?
electricamir248 I think they do breed in there, but I don’t think they get out. I keep it a little closer to my house, so instead of coming in my house, they are more attracted to go in the trap. That just means you have to deal with the smell more.
Yup, they eat and f*ck in there for sure. It’s like a fly harem, baby. That goes to my point that the number of flies in there are not all external. Some are born in the prison.
do you have a spray solution
I do not.
People online have said that these attract flies, like your killing all the flies in the neighborhood. But all i want to know is if you still get bothered while sitting outside grilling or relaxing
If it’s away from where you hangs out, that smell will overpower anything you got while grilling. I used it mostly for deterring them from coming into my house. So…freaking…many flies.
@@BradyCrump thanks, i bought one since i made the original comment. I live in rural PA so lots of flys. I put the trap on a tiki torch and put the torch in the ground about 30 yds from my house. Dont smell it really and working great. I would still say i get bothered by at least 1 fly still.
@@chroniccomplainer3792 nice! And yeah, some flies will find a way! I freaking caught one with my hand today! Threw it against the ground. Dead. 😂
We have a fly problem. They come I through our garage door which is next to our trash cans and our neighbor's. Tried a BlackFlag bag inside the garage and it STUNK! I placed this type Rescue jenk just outside, no smell noticable and no fly issues. Bag is filling up FAST.
Super effective!
those flies must be really dizzy 😂
Dizzy dead
Got some warsps also!!!
Dope! Freaking wasps!
4:29 looks like a good snack
Mhmm!
Just bought one today let's see
Mad Trucka Max nice! Let me know!
Is that UK staff?
Vs Guevara not sure what you mean
The maggots crawling on top of the piling corpses of flies were babies trying to wake their dead parents up. Or, they're just committing cannibalism.
Both?
Aren't you attracting your neighbors flies as well?.
Otto Mendez good freaking point! Next time, my next door neighbors should go in on the cost, or throw a barbecue for me!
that's a lot of protein!!!
Ka Ho Tam haha! I can send you some, if you’d like! 😂
Yes it still works. The smell of the dead flys attracts more flies .
So effective.