Safer Home SH502 Indoor Plug-In Fly Trap for Flies, Fruit Flies, Moths, Gnats, and Other Flying Insects – 400 Sq Ft of Protection...

I am so impressed with how powerful, easy to use and clean, and efficient this is. It is super sticky. It caught three full-size flies, and those are not ever coming off. The size is gray because its just a little bit bigger than an air freshener, it makes no sound or smell. I bought another one to put in another part of my house.

There are a lot of these flying pest traps to pick from but, these had the best price. They serve the same purpose and do the same job. The design is good as well, not ugly in your house. These lights are easy to set up, easy to use and act as a night light. And yes, they DO catch gnats and flies. Highly recommend and we have already purchased a second trap and sticky refills.

I love the fact that it has no chemical pollutants, is odor free & attracts flying insects. The adhesive card is like fly ribbon but on a card. The beautiful blue light is attractive & also serves as a night light in my kitchen. When the sticky card is full, simply replace it with another card & throw the old card in the trash. I was skeptical at first, but it caught 8 gnats & 1 moth the first night I used it in my kitchen. Ill definitely buy more for my other rooms & I highly recommend this device. We all need to use more non-toxic alternatives in our home environment, and this is a good place to start for home safety.

The most challenging aspect of this useful device is finding the right location. It works well but is a bit intrusive in some locations. Silent, effective insect control is the trade-off for the ghoulish halo of light it emits. It takes some time for the full effectiveness of this device to manifest, be patient it does work!

I didn't know that I had so many gnats (and perhaps other tiny flies?) in the master bathroom and my office. All I knew is that it seemed that there was something that was doing a "drive-by-bite", and it was so fast that I could never see it, hence I could never catch it. I recently killed a couple of gnats in the master bath, something I hadn't seen in the first 2 years we first purchased this home, so I feel like this problem is new. I started looking into how to fix the situation, and I knew right away that I was not interested in creating a whole bunch of contraptions of apple cider vinegar with sweeteners, etc, to catch these. I didn't want jars of liquid all over my house. So, as usual, I knew someone on ZeeBooth had figured out an easier way, and here we are! Now, I definitely need to figure out the root cause, but in the meantime, the solution offered by the Safer Home gnat/fly trap is fantastic. At first, it seemed to be slow going, but within a half hour, one gnat was already on the card. I thought, well, that was probably the one who had been continuously biting my feet and legs! Later, I saw another stuck on the card and then didn't see much action for a couple of days. Days later there were a couple more...and more! I was thinking, yes, yes, invite all of your friends and family! And it seems that they did. Within 2 weeks or so, the card was nearly covered! Occasionally, I will turn on the light in the bath and find one or two crawling along the edge, or dancing behind the card, and then it jumps on the card and back off. It's fascinating! If one is running along the edge, I will help him meet his fate sooner, and if not, he will eventually stick to the card with everyone else. What I do notice though is that in the afternoon one gnat (or two?) wanders into the office where I am working after I've closed the light-blocking curtains to block the heat and sun. (I guess they are drawn in by the lamp?) So, now I am wondering if I should put another Safer Home trap right on my desk, or by my legs because all of the drive-by-biting makes it difficult to concentrate on what I'm working on. For anyone who says "it didn't work" may need a bit more patience, or they have too much light in the place where the night light is placed. I placed mine in the master bath, and it's pretty dark in there, but there's no door to the main portion of the bath (only where the toilet is). I thought that the light from the gigantic sliding glass windows in the office would affect how the product worked, but it hasn't. In other words, too much light coming in from elsewhere wouldn't draw the gnats to the UV light in the bath, but this must not be the case for my master bath. I am so thankful for this product, and I recommend it! P.S. I have attached 2 pictures of what the trap looks like in the master bath with a bit of light filtering in from the big windows in the office. It seems that if you can get your space at least this dark, this product will do wonders for your space - and your ability to concentrate while working!!