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Black Flag Fly Stick, Trap Houseflies and Flying Insects, Pack of 6

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Ended

6 hours

Won For

$2

Description

Flies and other flying insects can be a real aggravation when they raid your picnic, porch or patio. Black Flag Fly Stick attracts and traps houseflies and other flying pests indoors or outdoors anywhere flying insects are a nuisance. Simply add honey or syrup to attract them to the stick – once they land, they never leave. Hang in any room of the house; near your porch, patio or garden; around recreational areas; near garbage containers; and inside barns, kennels and stables. Replace every 3 months or when the stick is full. Just remove, wrap in newspaper and dispose of in trash. For best results, hang vertically with all sides of the stick exposed, near the center of the area where you wish to control flying insect problems. Add 1 tsp of honey or syrup to the bottom plastic cup.

Item Details

Pickup Location

4031 Market Center Dr Suite 303

North Las Vegas, NV, 89030

Quality

Used
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts

brand

Black Flag

Estimated Retail Price

$16.68

color

Yellow,White

size

6 Pack

Buyers Premium

15%

Inventory Number

1044705798

Features

  • TRAPS FLYING INSECTS: Once they land, they never leave.
  • ATTRACTS FLYING INSECTS: Just add honey or syrup.
  • USE INDOORS AND OUTDOORS: Use anywhere flying insects are a nuisance.
  • HOOK INCLUDED FOR HANGING: For best results, hang vertically with all sides of the stick exposed.

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