The Trap 'N Toss Disposable Fly Trap from Starbar is a handy, disposable fly trap complete with its own attractant. It holds thousands of flies; when it fills up, just toss it out.

Features

• Attracts & kills flies without insecticides
• Holds thousands of flies
• May be used around pets or livestock
• Special attractant contains multiple feeding stimulants plus a fly sex attractant
• Easy to use, just add water to the attractant
• No messy jars to clean
• Can be hung or left on the ground

Directions for Use

1. While holding the trap upside down, pour attractant into the trap and then place an empty tube into the trap.
2. While still holding the trap upside down, pour in 16 fluid ounces of clean water. (Fill to fill line.)
3. Agitate lightly, to disperse attractant, and then slowly turn the trap right side up.
4. Place the trap outside, either hanging or on the ground, in a sunlit area of high fly concentration where flies are active and wherever odors will not be a problem. When placing the trap on the ground, be sure that at least 1/4" of space is available between the trap body and the ground to permit flies to enter the trap. If the trap must be placed on soft or sandy ground, place the trap on a piece of paper or cardboard to keep it from sinking in and hindering fly access to the trap. Do not place the trap within reach of livestock. If high winds or animals are a problem, the trap may be hung by the hole in the tab above the pinch handle (a piece of baling twine works well for this). However, for maximum effectiveness, the trap should be within four feet of the ground. In hot weather (above 85° F) the trap should be placed in a shaded area for optimal results. In cooler weather, place the trap in a sunny location. NOTE: This trap is not recommended for indoor use, or for use against biting flies.

Maintenance: The trap contents should be agitated at least twice weekly to thoroughly wet all trapped flies. Add water as necessary to keep the fluid level 1/2" below the surface of trapped flies. Do not allow the trap to dry out. Without adequate agitation, fly larvae (maggots) may appear as a layer of dry dead flies accumulates in the trap. If this should occur, add one teaspoon of liquid dish soap and enough water to wet all files thoroughly. Maggots will drown in soapy water.