Indoor Fly Trap Refill Glue Cards for UVLA1001 Indoor Fly Insect Trap - 10Pack, Single Sided Sticky

I plugged this KiwiNurese indoor fly trap next to the Kitchen's sliding door two days ago. I found that it attracted a lot of bugs, flies, and tiny mosquitoes. It really works well in Flroida. I am going to buy more and place them in each room.

Good quality. Easy to use. Catches small flies and things. Has no oder

I live in the country so when i saw this i was hesitant. I' so glad i got this! Its hard to see the small little bugs at times so, i'm glad it catches these little bugs. Being out in the country you get all little flying bugs & i'm not a fan of them.I usually vhange mine every other day or 3 days depending how full it looks. Highly recommend, especially if you're like me out here in the country😂

Looks great! I was hopeful with this fly zapper. I plugged it in the kitchen for over 4 days, and a dozen fruit flies were trapped on the sticky paper. Let's dispose of those pesky fly strips.

I have had this product plugged in, placed in various locations and heights and it’s only got one fruit fly stuck to it in a high infestation area.I own fruit bats and they are in a flight cage in a room in my home. Fruit was accidentally left in the carrier and we have a massive fruit fly explosion. I’ve used the tennis racket style bug zapper, and while it works it doesn’t get them all. So i bought this product and have had it plugged in for three full days, 72 hours and only 1 fruit fly is stuck on the sticky board. It just doesn’t work. There are no competing lights at night and several thousand fruit flies in the room. I really hoped it would be effective.

Works well

Three or four times per week, a miniature moth would flutter by between me and the TV. I was not fast enough to swat these things, so I thought I would give this device a try. After two months of using this device, the moth situation is status quo; they are still fluttering by. I used it with blue light and then orange light, but neither one worked. These particular moths do not seem to be attracted to any light source, so that may be the problem. The device can be used as a night light if the insect catching mode does not work for you.

This is a handy little bug catcher/night light. It works to catch small insects, and as night light. But the instructions are not great, and the included double-sided sticky paper is not good for my use cases (device plugged in at easily visible places, where I do not want to see a paper full of dead bugs).It ships with four double-sided insect catcher papers and, depending on which instructions you check, these should be replaced every 15 or 30 days. In reality, just check it every week or two and if it is full of bugs or dust, swap it for a new paper. I hate the double sided sticky card. These are nice looking night light plug in devices so I do not want to have a bunch of dead bugs stuck on the side I look at as I go by. In addition, having a sticky side on the front side (instead of only on the back where the lights are) increases the risk of getting something unintentionally stuck to it. The size of replacement sticky cards is is the same across multiple brands it looks like. I tested and found the size is the same as  these  compatible single sided sticky refills, and I have switched to one of those other brand single-sided sticky cards.The instructions are kind of weak and not super clear. The manufacture's web site has a video, which is also not clear. They SHOULD add at the front of the instructions something like: This device produces invisible UV light to attract bugs to the sticky pad. It can shine blue or yellow light along with the UV light, for use as a night light . Use the side button to cycle through modes: Blue light always on, Yellow light always on, or Yellow Turns on in Darkness only (automatic on/off night light).