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Flying Insect Indoor Light Fly Trap Starter Kit

Flying Insect Indoor Light Fly Trap Starter Kit

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$29.90at Target, last seen Nov 1

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Our take on the Flying Insect Indoor Light Fly Trap Starter Kit

The Flying Insect Indoor Light Fly Trap Starter Kit is a plug-in unit that uses light to attract flies, gnats and moths onto a sticky pad. It is a pad-based trap, so there is no chemical spray and no assembly: you place it near the problem area and plug it in. It suits kitchens, garages and porches where flies gather. The starter kit includes the trap and the first pads; refill pads are the ongoing cost.

Best forKitchens and dining areas bothered by fruit flies and housefliesGarages, mudrooms and porches where doors open oftenHomes that want a no-spray, no-chemical fly solutionSmall spaces where a hanging fly strip is awkward
Pros
  • No chemicals and no odor; safe around food prep areas
  • No assembly: plug in and place near the problem
  • Sticky pad hides caught insects until you swap it
  • Quiet operation compared with zappers
  • Starter kit includes the first pads
Cons
  • Light attraction works best in a dark room, so daytime catch is limited
  • Pads fill up and need regular replacement, an ongoing cost
  • Only covers a small area; not a whole-house fix
  • Does not target mosquitoes or outdoor swarms
  • Cord limits where you can place it

Flying Insect Indoor Light Fly Trap Starter Kit prices at every store

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Flying Insect Indoor Light Fly Trap Starter Kit price history

Lowest price we've seen: $29.90 on Nov 1 at Target. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

What reviewers say

Owners of light-and-pad traps like this generally report good catches of small flies in kitchens and garages when the unit runs overnight in a dim room. Complaints center on pad replacement cost and weak results in bright, open spaces.

Pros
  • Catches fruit flies and gnats well in dark rooms
  • No smell or spray
  • Easy to set up and swap pads
Cons
  • Pads need frequent replacement
  • Poor results in bright or large rooms
  • Cord and placement limit usefulness

Specifications

Indoor / Outdoor
Indoor
Assembly Details
No Assembly Required
Product Form
Pad
Formulation
Kills Pests
Application Type
Place (In Affected Area)
Power Source
Electric

Questions and answers

Is it worth it compared with a zapper?
For indoor use around food, yes: it is silent, has no odor and does not scatter insect fragments. A zapper suits garages and barns better but is louder and messier.
Does it work in daylight?
Weakly. The light attracts insects best in a dim or dark room, so run it overnight or in a closed, unlit space for the best catch.
How often do I replace the pads?
When the pad is covered or no longer sticky, typically every few weeks in a heavy fly season. Check it weekly and swap sooner if it fills.
What is in the starter kit?
The trap unit plus the first sticky pads. Refill pads are sold separately, so budget for them as a recurring cost.
Will it catch mosquitoes?
Not reliably. It is aimed at flies, gnats and moths indoors; mosquitoes need outdoor traps or repellent.
When is it cheapest?
Fly traps sell at their lowest in late summer clearance and in winter, when demand drops. Buy refill pads in multi-packs to cut the per-pad cost.