Questions and Answers for Raid Fly Ribbon Trap (10-Pack)

A:  The Raid Fly Ribbon can work on moths. Raid also has a pantry moth trap that you can try as well. Thank you, PIC customer care.

A:  Does not work at catching anything

A:  Hi Jeeprock, The Raid Fly Ribbon Trap is recommended for flying insects. Thank you, PIC Customer Care

A:  Yes, it does work on gnats!

A:  Yes just watch that you don’t touch it the glue sucks to get off

A:  Hello, We recommend hanging your fly ribbon away from anywhere that you may accidentally "touch" it. If you are confident that it will not get in the way of daily activities, it is a great spot. Thank you, PIC Customer Care

A:  Pull the top of the ribbon open and a little loop and a thumb tack is there. You can hang it by the loop or the tack. If you have a plant hanger in the ceiling, that works great also.

A:  Pull the red ribbon on the top. The lid will have a tack in it. Use the tack to attach the ribbon to the ceiling and pull down until it’s mostly out. Twist to loosen it to desired length.

A:  The other answers gave you the specifics but, before you hang one, hold it tightly in the palm of your hand for a couple of minutes-The warmth will make it much easier to unroll.

A:  There's a thumb tac included on each roll.

A:  Hi Mike, Thank you for reaching out! The Raid Fly Ribbon Trap comes with a thumb tac to attach to your elevated surface of choice. Thank you, PIC Customer Care

A:  These fly traps do not work the flies are not even attracted to these glue traps it’s almost like they know what they are

A:  I bet it's to add honey or syrup to the strip. The sugar attracts the flies.

A:  Hi Jessica, We would love to hear more about your experience! Please reach out to customercare@pic-corp.com Thank you, PIC Customer Care

A:  This question sounds and looks like spam.

A:  Jessica, Please share your secret. We fund these fly ribbons ineffective.

A:  What is your improvement? I tried spraying it with an herbal scent.

A:  They are still sticky in the rain, though they do not hold up as well as another brand I have used. If you want them to last outside you need to have them be somewhat sheltered from the rain and wind.

A:  I've used mine outside in the summer by the trash cans and they get rained on but are still good after that.

A:  I had mine outside while it was raining and they stayed sticky.

A:  Hi Yasky, We recommend using the RAID Fly Ribbon Trap in covered outdoor areas. Thank you, PIC Customer Care

A:  No, this can't be used in a veggie garden.

A:  Hi Tg, Yes, you can use the RAID Fly Ribbon Trap in a veggie garden. Thank you, PIC Customer Care

A:  The treatment on the fly ribbon that is supposed to attract flies and then prevent them from flying away will be diluted or washed off as soon as the fly ribbon is subjected to watering or rain.

A:  Yes, this is okay for indoor use.

A:  Yes. I hung them around my kitchen to get rid of fruit flies. They worked great!

A:  Hi Chicken, Yes. The RAID Fly Ribbon Trap is available for indoor and outdoor use.

A:  That where I use mine. It’s the only place I use them!

A:  As long as small children don't have access to those ribbons they are safe to use inside a house. Unfortunately I found them only minimally effective against houseflies.

A:  Just a sticky landing strip

A:  We installed some of them in our motorhome and they didn't "catch" a single fly.

A:  Immediately. It is very sticky and catches all kinds of insects including mosquitoes.

A:  The flys stick to it and attract other flys. It does work! It has a smell on it that attracts flys

A:  Flies are attracted to it. These things last forever.