WD&CD 33-Piece Fly Paper Strips, Yellow Sticky Ribbons for Indoor and Outdoor Use

For indoor or outdoor spaces where flying insects are a concern, WD&CD fly paper strips offer a straightforward way to catch them without sprays, smoke or pesticides. The pack contains 33 yellow sticky ribbons made with thick, water-resistant paper and adhesive, designed to trap flies and other flying insects when they land.

Hang a ribbon where insects are active, or stand it on a surface for a different placement. Compared with an approach that disperses a spray, these strips provide a stationary capture point, they suit people looking to place a trap near a problem area, such as a kitchen where fruit flies appear.

Practical tips

Handle each strip slowly as you open and position it: the adhesive is strong and can stick to skin. For hanging, pull the ribbon out with a steady, counterclockwise twist. In hot conditions, the gel can soften and the hanging string may pull free, so having a spare cord and scissors ready can help if the paper starts to come out without its string. If adhesive gets on skin, the product instructions suggest vegetable oil, alcohol or hand sanitizer, used without water, to remove the stickiness.

Place the strips in an area where flying insects are commonly seen, whether indoors or outdoors. The manufacturer notes that the ribbon’s effectiveness increases with higher temperatures. Its yellow paper and sticky surface make the trap a visible, physical alternative to using chemical sprays or smoke to catch insects.

Where it shines

This 33-piece set is suited to placing traps in more than one spot or replacing a strip as needed. Use it where flies, fruit flies, gnats, mosquitoes, moths or other flying insects are present. A hanging ribbon can occupy a small area above a counter or near an outdoor gathering space, while a ribbon stood on a surface offers another way to position the adhesive paper. The water-resistant paper supports indoor and outdoor placement, as described for the product.

The strips are intended to catch insects through contact with the sticky glue, rather than by dispersing a substance into the surrounding space. That makes them a practical fit when the priority is a simple, localized trap. Keep the sticky surface positioned where people and pets are less likely to brush against it.

Worth noting

Buyer feedback is mixed. Some customers say the strips catch flying insects, including fruit flies, and appreciate the adhesive, others report that the traps did not catch insects for them. Opinions on stickiness and ease of handling also vary, and some buyers mention that the paper can tear during use. Handle the ribbon carefully while pulling it out and placing it, especially in warm weather when the adhesive may soften.

Should you buy it?

Choose these WD&CD fly paper strips if you want a pesticide-free, non-spray way to set up sticky traps indoors or outdoors. With 33 yellow ribbons for placement around areas where flying insects appear, they offer a direct, space-conscious approach to catching them. They are particularly relevant when you want a physical trap for flies, gnats or fruit flies rather than a spray-based method.