RESCUE!VisiLure® TrapStik for Wasps, Mud Daubers, Carpenter Bees – 2 Pack

I recently purchased the RESCUE! VisiLure® TrapStik, and I couldn't be happier with my decision! This product is an absolute game-changer in pest control.From the moment I set it up, I noticed a significant reduction in pesky insects around my home. The unique design not only catches flies but also looks neat and unobtrusive in my space. I love the attractant that lures flies in, allowing me to enjoy my outdoor gatherings without the constant annoyance of insects buzzing around.What impressed me the most is how well it works! I've seen a noticeable decrease in flies within just a few days, and it doesn't rely on harmful chemicals, which makes it safe for my family and pets. The sticky surface works effectively, capturing flies without any mess.In addition, I appreciate the eco-friendly aspect of this trap. Knowing that I’m using a product that doesn’t harm the environment while still keeping my home fly-free is a huge plus for me.Overall, I highly recommend the RESCUE! VisiLure® TrapStik to anyone looking for an effective and safe way to tackle fly problems. It’s affordable, stylish, and does exactly what it promises. I love it!

Absolutely worth the money. We struggled with tons of wasps for years, and we recently replaced our soffits (which is where they were nesting inside) and hung these traps to catch them afterwards and our problem has pretty much gone away. I didn’t hang mine with the guards as they didn’t catch nearly as many as without them. Super easy to use and so sticky! These easily last for months, depending on how full of wasps they get ;) The attached pic is after the problem has (mostly) diminished so not nearly as many and it’s been hanging for about 6 weeks. When the problem was severe, there were more than double the wasps stuck on. Do yourself a favor if you have a wasp problem and get them!! You won’t regret it.

My wife is very allergic to wasp stings, and unfortunately our Air Conditioning units sit right next to our back door. Wasps love to build nests in AC units and that meant every trip out the door in warm weather was a life threatening experience for her. We tried sprays, foams, and a variety of poisons which did nothing except annoy the wasps. These things are just simple glue traps and I admit to being surprised at how really well they work. We hung two near the AC units in early spring and were absolutely amazed at the number of wasps and yellow jackets that got caught in the first week alone. We must have caught a few queens because there have been no nests in our eaves or in the ACs so far. I'm so impressed I just bought 2 more for my barn. Also, if you are wondering if they stay sticky after getting wet or being out for several weeks the answer is yes - they stay very sticky. And there is no smell to them, so my dogs leave them alone, unlike some bait traps we've tried.

Hung them up and within a week several carpenter bees were captured. Has to be placed well as I don't believe there is anything luring them to the trap, they just happen to get stuck. One bee I noticed did get stuck and worked itself free. It was debilitated on the ground though afterwards.

For the first couple of weeks these mostly just caught a stray fly or moth, maybe once every few days. Then one week out of the blue, one trap had 10 wasps caught on it, and the other had dozens of flies. I don’t think they necessarily attract bugs but eventually they catch a lot that happen to fly by. They’re easy to put together and hang up too. I hung mine on some screw hooks, one under the edge of the roof and one at the corner of my wooden deck

I picked up this 2-pack of wasp traps because my garden bushes were absolutely swarming with yellowjackets in north Texas. It got so bad I couldn't even get near the area to do any weeding without them getting agitated. Honestly, I'm not great with assembling things and usually get tripped up by instructions, but these traps were incredibly straightforward. I had both of them ready to go in probably less than five minutes.I used the twist ties that came with them to hang one directly onto a branch of the most infested bush (I've added a picture to show how I placed it). I was pretty amazed – literally within about 30 seconds of getting it hung up, a yellowjacket flew right in. Seeing that immediate result felt like a huge win already.Pros:Assembly was genuinely quick and easy, no confusing steps.Started trapping yellowjackets almost instantly after hanging.Came with twist ties needed for hanging.Cons:It feels a bit dangerous hanging it right where the yellowjackets are active; definitely a risk of getting stung during setup.The trap feels a little heavy for some of the lighter branches on my bushes, so I'm hoping it stays put and doesn't weigh them down too much.*Update* After 24 hours, I have successfully caught a ton of yellowjackets. This thing works!

I got this primarily for bees and wasps. I was pleased that this also trapped flies and mosquitoes as well. It's easy to assemble. After trying many other "gadget" type devices that require batteries, it was nice to have an easy no frills solution that just works. The photos attached to my review are after 2 months of use. I imagine I will replace these after another month or so depending on how much sticky surface is open.

This product worked better than expected. After trapping a carpenter bee on it ourselves, it drew a bunch of others. They were swarming this area and it seemed like most were gone. It is very sticky, really only one time use. After a few days, the bees stuck started to fall off. Looks like should be discarded after the one use, as other bees seemed to stay away with all the dead ones on there.