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Features
- DRAWS FLIES AWAY FROM YOUR SPACE - This outdoor fly trap uses a powerful attractant to lure flies away from patios, trash areas, and outdoor living spaceshelping reduce their presence where you spend time.
- EFFECTIVE ATTRACTANT FLY BAIT - Specially formulated bait activates with water and releases a scent that attracts common nuisance flies into the trap.
- EASY TO USE JUST ADD WATER AND HANG - Open the trap, add water, and hang outdoors. This hanging fly catcher is designed for quick setup with no complicated steps.
- IDEAL FOR OUTDOOR PROBLEM AREAS - Use this outdoor fly trap around garbage cans, barns, kennels, farms, rural properties, and backyards where flies are most active.
- DISPOSABLE & MESS-FREE DESIGN - Once full, simply discard the trapno need to handle flies or bait. Designed for convenient outdoor fly control.
- STRONG ODOR PLACE AWAY FROM LIVING AREAS - The attractant has a strong smell designed to lure flies. For best results, place traps at least 20 feet away from living spaces.
- MADE IN THE USA & EPA REGISTERED - Manufactured in the USA and EPA registered, ensuring the product meets established standards when used as directed.
Description
RESCUE! products are designed, tested, and manufactured in the USA using proven, science-based methods to control pests effectively. For more than 40 years, RESCUE! has designed, tested, and manufactured smarter pest control solutions in the USA. Our products are built on proven science and real-world performance to help you control pests effectively. We’re committed to delivering reliable solutions you can trust for your home, yard, and outdoor spaces. Our popular fly traps have been a consumer favorite for more than 40 years. Just add water and hang—let the trap do the rest! Keep flies away from patios, decks, and yards with an easy-to-use trap that works continuously.
Brand: RESCUE!
Color: Green
Style: Fly Trap
Material: Plastic
Product Dimensions: 9.5"L x 4.25"W x 3.5"H
Item Weight: 4.64 ounces
Number of Pieces: 2
Recommended Uses For Product: Patios and Outdoor Gatherings,Backyards and Gardens
Target Species: Fly
Unit Count: 2 Count
Brand Name: RESCUE!
Manufacturer Warranty Description: Warranty
Unit Count: 2 Count
UPC: 042853773106
Global Trade Identification Number: 45
Included Components: RESCUE! Non-Toxic Disposable Fly Trap, 2 Pack
Item Type Name: RESCUE! Outdoor Disposable Hanging – 2 Pack
Manufacturer: RESCUE!
Model Number: FTD
Manufacturer Part Number: FTD2
Target Species: Fly
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 9.5"L x 4.25"W x 3.5"H
Item Weight: 4.64 ounces
Number of Pieces: 2
Color: Green
Style Name: Fly Trap
Recommended Uses For Product: Patios and Outdoor Gatherings,Backyards and Gardens
Material Type: Plastic
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Top Amazon Reviews
I was really amazed at how effective these things are. So far I have only deployed one of the two-pack because it works so well I haven't needed the second one. I put this out and actually, at the beginning, didn't smell anything, yet 90 minutes later the customers arrived. Flies loves this thing. It's actually kind of fascinating to watch; I get excited to see them probe around the entrance, waiting for them to "check in and not check out" I went away for a few days and came back and ... whoa. Like an entire half inch of the surface of the mixture was covered with a layer of dead flies. It's kind of gross but amazing at how effective it is. At that point, it was indeed becoming more fragrant, and no it's not the nicest smell in the world, but it's not horrible (to me anyway) and I have it right on the corner of my porch, where there would be 5 or so flies every single morning just sitting on the patio floor and not going away after me shooing them off. I used to have to spray bug spray all the time which is not healthy. Now I only see one or two flies the whole day, and I don't have to spray anything. The other thing is, it catches more than flies: all manner of flying insects go in there; from little gnats up to big black wasps. Great! Take 'em all! I also notice the flies inside my house have dropped in numbers considerably; probably because at this rate I have so many flies in the bag, one, I've got most of them, and two, they're not able to breed now. I'm probably going to take my other bag to a relative's house who is also having a fly problem, hopefully they'll be as successful there as they are here. These will now be a mainstay in my summer outdoors routine, they are amazingly effective and well worth the cost!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2023 by Amazon Customer
I am buying these for the third time and using them for the 4th year. I need to describe my property, where I put them, and how to dispose of them easily. I live in marshy, bayside Maryland in USDA zone 7B/8A. We back up to protected tidal wetlands, which means--and these are just the pests with wings--982 species of mosquitoes, flying ants, gnats, biting and non-biting midges, and flies. So. Many. Flies. Black flies, houseflies, horseflies, sand flies, corpse flies. Every kind of fly except greenheads (although I killed one last year so they're coming). We have a beautifully landscaped backyard and inground pool, which we couldn't even use during certain times of the day because of the flies. Anyone who's reading this has a fly problem, and you know where there's one there's quickly a million because he tells his friends where the good eatin' is, whether that's your garbage can or your dog's poop or your saltwater pool or YOU and your tasty blood meal. The first year we had the pool, it was almost unusable in July and August because of the flies. I put these up at the end of August and they did cut down the population a little bit, but it was too late. The next year, I found these in the shed in May after a swarm came after me and put them up. Worked, but still too late. Last year, on a nice March day when I was outside battling the carpenter bees and putting down Preen and Sluggo, I decided to hang a fly bag too. Pre-emergent, prophylactic. Well, it worked PERFECTLY. No flies all year! See, it's an exponential number of flies if you don't get them early in the season. If you wait until May they've already bred and laid eggs at least three times so you're going to be dealing with 3X as many in May as you are in March. Stop that cycle early. None of the videos state that you have to place them at or below 5' (or at the level of the thing they are there for in the first place, whether it's a compost pile or livestock or you and your outdoor barbecue and picnic. Flies are garbage eaters and are attracted to rotting things on the ground, not 10' up. You HAVE to hang it low enough that they want THIS more than they want your compost pile, and it HAS to be in direct sun for at least a couple hours to really crank up the stench. If you live in a windy area, 20' away from where you congregate isn't enough; a gentle breeze will send this hot garbage flypocalypse right at you. Ok, so let's talk about disposal. I am one of those "easily disgusted" people (it's a thing, look it up) and I knew from the outset I could NOT deal with getting the full bag [shudder] and closing it [vomit] OK OK I'm fine it's fine [retches] Ok so [clears throat] so I knew I had to devise a plan in advance for the disgustingness that was sure to follow. I hung it from a branch in the woods behind my fence on a long S hook made for hanging basket plants. The first year I didn't realize I could not easily slide the thing off the end of the S hook--I thought a tight fit would keep it from falling or being blown off by the high winds we get here-- and I barfed a couple times trying to screw the top on before getting it off the hook and putting it in the "grocery bag" someone here suggested. Yeah, screw that. Here's what you do. First off, before you open and fill it, use an O-ring, or a carabiner, or anything sturdy and circular-ish (I use old keychain holders) and put it through the hanger hole. Maybe use a zip tie, just make a circle. Don't use wire though, seems like a great idea but that thing will bend and twist and you'll be worse off than using the dumb hanger it came with. Just trust me. So then figure out where to put it and hang up your S hook. Cut, fill, open, hang by the circle-ish thing you attached. Done. That was the easy part. Fast forward to 3 weeks to 3 months later. Now it's full and how in the world are you getting that disgusting flypocalypse down and putting up another one?! Well thank the lord you listened to that crazy 'easily disgusted' woman on Amazon who told you how to attach it for easy removal! Now all you have to do is wait for trash day, get a 3mil contractor bag and a six pack. Holding your breath, slide the O-ring off the S hook into the contractor bag beneath. Slide another fly bag you already prepared like the last one onto the S hook. Don't look at it. DON'T. JUST DON'T. You're holding your breath so hurry! Tie contractor bag the best you have ever tied a bag ever in your life, and put it at the curb right before the trash truck comes. Go out to your deck and drink the six pack (for a job well done, friend!) while ordering more of these from Amazon. P.S. Yes. It stinks. Like a skunk with 12 butts, run over by a truck, 5 days ago, that a turkey vulture ate then regurgitated, in August. Hold your breath. Better than flies.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021 by Jennifer Tyler
Update: I've moved the traps away from the shelter. The site where I buy fly predators said to not put them in the barn. I kept wondering if I was attracting more flies and that seems to be the case. After taking the fly trap away from the horse shelter, the trap is still attracting large numbers of flies and there are fewer in the shelter. The second trap was moved so it wasn't in direct sun. It has more flies, too. Update 9/26/2016: One of the traps is already full. The bag filled to the point that new flies couldn't get in. Flies were still attacted and gathered around the opening, but the hole at the end of the funnel was blocked. This design really works. It still stinks, too. -8-8-8-8-8-8- It's hard to believe something so disgusting could be so fascinating. I take morbid delight in watching the flies land on the yellow plastic and crawl down into the funnel and get trapped. I put the first trap inside a 3-sided horse run-in shelter. The flies get bad toward the end of summer even with picking up manure every day and using fly predators. We live in a rural area and neighbors have goats, chickens, turkeys, sheep, dogs and cows all around us. It seemed to take a while for the trap to start working, but once it did, there is always lots of action in and around the trap. Even though one side of the shelter is completely open, the smell gets intense some days. It doesn't seem to bother the horses, though. I hung the other trap on an outside location hanging on the side of an old, white trailer we use for hay storage. That seems to be a better location. The flies started crawling in within minutes. Flies seem to find the attractant easily. I'm tempted to move the trap from the shelter. Setup was easy. Cut along a line on the top, pull out the yellow plastic part, tie something to the hole in the top to hang the trap, add water to the line and hang somewhere you don't have to smell it. For people overwhelmed by the stinky smell, a little Vick's Vaporub under the nose will mask the smell long enough to discard the trap. Menthol smell helps a lot.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2016 by Seattle Sue
At first I rated this a 3 star. The first bag worked great but the second looked as if it was not going to work. It took a week but eventually had the odor kick in and worked great. Still needs string to hang though. So upped it to a 4 star....... This is your standard fly attracting trap. It relies in odor to attract them. Interesting how they asked about scent because "stink" is what it is suppose to do. I was just a little surprised to see that it did not include string to tie it to the location where we put it. We buy these all the time and this is a first for us. Other than that it is just fine. Reason we ordered this time was due to the restrictions in shopping going on right now and Amazon is always there when we need it. It was our only option at the moment. Well, I needed to amend this review as the first one was a great performer and did the job very well. But... the second one seems to be missing the odor causing material that draws the flies in. It is hanging there prepped as we did the first one but has drawn only a very few flies and since there is absolutely no "stink" to draw the flies in like the first one, it is a total loss. We were so pleased with the first but the second was a complete disappointment. We will be going back to the regular supplier on these in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2020 by bob amos
I definetely would buy again and worth every penny! Good deal. I read the reviews before buying and the really good rating sold me to try it out. I bought this last year to use in the summer of 2017 but never got around to use it. So when I found this again in my storage, I had to give it a try. A little background on where I live and what I intend to use the product. I live a city and have two decks. I have a small city deck garden and Wisteria vines. Over the years, we noticed an increase of house black house flies outside. These black house flies were annoying enough to sit peacefully outside or even leave a door open to air out the house quicker but end up with flies inside the house. I HATE flies so I searched for an effective fly trap. I stumbled across this product with high ratings so I bought the set. I did not use one until recently because the black flies were a bother again this summer. I was aware that when the product is activated with water that it would smell really bad. I placed it away from the main deck area but close enough to the black flies infestation. Well it DOES smell like hot garbage on a hot summer day, however, it does work well since it does attract black flies who go crazy over the bad smell. Beside the smell, this product is super effective in a few days for us. It trapped a lot of black flies in 3 days in and we were surprise on how many flies there were around our city deck!! Sure, it may attract more black flies but this stuff is working. I rather deal with the smell than the black flies creeping around me and landing on me all day, gross! I can’t wait to sit outside again peacefully with very little to no black fly activity. Overall, the product does smell but this is how it works to attract flies. Hang it temporarily in the common outdoor area with flies infestation for days before moving it further away. Sure it smells bad as the low rating states but seriously, use common sense by researching the product and weigh the pros and cons before buying. This will not smell like poppouri and still expect flies to like it. I highly reccomend for customers looking for a quick solution to catch flies. Also, NEVER use indoors, this is an outdoor product only. Use common sense and always read product review and instructions!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2018 by LadyK
I'm glad I purchased this and it was well worth the money. Works very well and very easy to use if you follow instructions. The first two days I was slightly disappointed because I only noticed a few flies in the bag, but after a few more days I was very impressed. The bag has a scent that attracts flies and once they start coming, they keep coming. Bees and other insects don't seem very attracted by the scent. I've had this trap hanging for about one month at the time of this review and there are easily well over 1,000 dead flies in the bag with room for many more. The only negative comment I have is that the trap has a bad smell when you get close to it. You don't notice the smell from a short distance away though as long as you are outdoors. It's definitely not recommended for use indoors unless you're in a stable or a barn. I wouldn't hang near a house door or an open window either. I didn't know there were so many flies around my yard until I used this trap. You will also have to supply your own small piece of string or wire to hang the bag. The trap is not free standing.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 6, 2023 by MARC B.
I can't recommend the RESCUE! Outdoor Reusable Fly Traps enough! I have chickens and compost pits, so flies used to feel like a losing battle... until I found these. These traps are incredibly easy to set up — seriously, it takes just a few minutes — and they’re very affordable compared to other options I’ve tried. I set them up around my chicken coop and compost areas, and within hours, I could already see a huge reduction in the fly population. The bait has a smell (fair warning: you don’t want to stick your nose in it!), but from a normal distance, it’s not overpowering at all. And honestly, that "stank juice" is pure magic — it brings all the flies straight to their doom. Once they’re in, they’re DONE. It’s weirdly satisfying to check the traps and see just how effective they are. Each trap lasts a surprisingly long time, making them an even better value. If you're dealing with outdoor fly problems, this is hands down the easiest and most effective solution I've found. I’ll be a customer for life!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2025 by Colette
Although this product works well, it's definitely not for everyone and not right for all situations. I, personally will no longer be use it. I think this product is ideal for someone with a ranch or farm that is already dealing with a large population of flies, and this product will basically corral all of the flies into one central location to trap them. I do not recommend this product for a regular home owner in the suburbs....and I'll elaborate as to why. I have a nice landscaped backyard with a large covered area which contains a fire table, outdoor furniture etc. I like spending time in the backyard, but there's always the random 4-8 flies that come around looking for shade (especially during hot days), and somehow manage to fly into the house every time the screen is opened even for a millisecond. I thought I would get this product and place it on the far end corner of our built awning, which is about 20 feet from the backyard door and about 12 feet in the air. I thought this would be high enough and far enough from the house where the smell wouldn't bother us, and it would prevent flies from gathering around our door and in the areas we use to relax and hang out. Although this product did exactly what I thought it would, by pulling flies away from the backyard door and our lounge areas, the smell and number of flies it attracted were absolutely astonishing and disgusting at the same time. On hot days, the stench was unbearable. It's so bad that the wind somehow carried the scent to the front of the house at times. It's a really pungent rotting fish type of smell. Not only is the smell unbearable...but the number of flies it attracted was amazing. It was attracting every species of fly out there. There were huge ranch style flies I've never seen around our home before. Although I only had the trap up for about 20 days, it was almost damn near full by the time I took it down. What you take down is also extremely disgusting. The bag says it can trap up to 20,000 flies, and after seeing what I had after 20 days....I absolutely believe them. Again, the product does work....but I think it's for very special situations. if I had a huge ranch or several acres of land, this product may come in handy in locations that typically attract a lot of flies. If you're just a regular home owner in the suburbs, I would probably look at alternative solutions.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 19, 2019 by PumaFiveOh