6 XL RAID Big Bag Fly Traps Outdoor - Keep Flies Away from Patio with Disposable Fly Traps Outdoor Hanging - Fly Bags Outdoor Disposable, Outdoor Fly Traps Outdoor Hanging, Big Bag Fly Trap Bag

Great product. I will continue to buy this.

These things are amazing at catching flies!!

This product is great. It is the best one on the market. BUT! This seller is the worst. Just a horrible company to deal with. Miko V should not be selling on Amazon. I ordered 3 times and 3 times they screwed it up. Not sure how they could do it 3 times in a row. But they did. Avoid this company. But definitely buy this product. ORIGINAL REVIEW I thought this was a one off, but I ordered on same day as other buyer and I also got one bag instead of six. But then I called raid and they never heard of the product and never called back. Amazon made me dance through hoops to get a refund, and it wasn't enough to buy the product. Just beware of this Miko company. The raid product is great,

Was skeptical about how "good" supposedly worked . It was phenomenal . About to reorder now.

The media could not be loaded. I was absolutely astonished how well this works. I next bought 6 of the XL size.

Pros:* Easy to use.* Really attracts flying insects.* Decent at catching and keeping flying insects.* Disposable (it gets nasty).Cons:* Smells like rotten food (why it's such a good bait).* Insects can fly out so it does trap a lot but definitely not all.* Does become a fly breeding ground (grubs will appear in the bag eventually).* You might overestimate it's effectiveness as trap because it fills up with flies. But part of that could be because it also becomes a breeding ground and maybe you haven't watched it long enough to see some, flies escape.* It gets gross. I mean, it works, but a whole bunch of dead insects at the bottom of a bag is gross nonetheless.Tips:* Hang fly paper near this trap. Since it does an excellent job attracting flying insects, they will fly right into the fly paper. Took less than an hour to get a lot of them stuck. With this one tap, I've filed up two and a half strips of fly paper in less than a week.* When the surface of the bait water fills up with flies, gently squeeze the bag a few times so help submerge the dead flies to restore some of the trapping functionality. It gets gross.I may try taping up the top (entrance) partially in hopes of it improving the trapping part. The smell/bait will still be effective I would think. Alternatively, I may just puncture tiny holes on the top for the smell to escape and let fly papers do all the trapping. Hopefully, this will prevent this trap from becoming a breeding ground.

I put these in the trees outside of my yard and it draws the flies out of the yard. I get these every year and will always recommend these. Remember, they draw the flies to them so put them away from where you don’t want flies.

I’m getting all kinds of bugs flying inside of the bags. I live close to a dairy and the flies are brutal