Raid® Fly Ribbons, Fly Traps, Effective for Kitchen & Food Prep Areas, Paper, 10 Count

Works great for Fruit Flies. I never had them in the house before, but now I'm on the warpath! This stuff is SUPER sticky, so figure out wear you're going to put it beforehand. You might want to wear cheap gloves to keep it off your hands when you're opening %26 hanging it, especially the first time . Pull %26 turn gently but steadily to uncoil. I use a piece of masking tape instead of the thumbtack, because I don't want to have to stand on a chair to tack it to the ceiling - I can hang it from a cupboard with tape. If there's no easy place to hang it, you can uncoil it, then gently lay it into a paper bowl, a large yogurt tub, or some other disposable holder. Just make sure you don't put it where kids or pets or your klutzy relatives will get stuck to it, because they'll still be there a year later.

I love these fly strips. I would use them over and over again. I actually bought a total of six boxes for my house no matter where you put on the flies end up there and it is just been a wonderful wonderful thing instead of chasing everything and trying to break it or buy this or spray this just pop them in the ceiling or wherever you need it I've even done it under a fan, which was also great and within 24 to 48 hours you will be so surprised and how many you're getting on there and just repeat it I mean, you can actually leave it there but for more days it's still gonna remain sticky, but it doesn't dry out easily.