FlyRelief™ Insect Trap by Farnam

Protect your stall, barn, and stable perimeter without sacrifice to safety. Unique fly trap contains a specially-formulated, insecticide-free attractant to safely catch and kill flies. Easy and convenient alternative to chemical sprays. More hygienic than traditional tape-style traps. Simply fill the disposable bag with the solution and set wherever nuisance flies exist. As flies and other insects enter the trap, they drown and add to the attractant's power. Large size trap holds thousands of flies. Safe for use around horses, pastures, paddocks, and garbage containers. 1 trap and solution.

Please click on "More Information" for use instructions and tips.

1. Pull up trap top by tab until snapped into position.
2. Hang the trap outside in a sunlit area of high fly concentration where flies are active and where odors will not be a problem. For maximum effectiveness, trap should be within four feet (1.21 m.) of the ground. In hot weather (above 85°F/29.4°C), the trap should be placed in a shaded area for optimal results. In cooler weather, place trap in a sunny location.
   • NOTE: Trap is not recommended for indoor use or for use against biting flies.
     The Attractant tube is inside trap bag and must not be removed. Hold base of Attractant tube (within bag) tightly with thumb and forefinger, pointing tube downward. Twist tip of spout until it snaps, allowing Attractant to pour out into bag.
3. Hold trap upright so Attractant does not spill out of top. You may need to squeeze Attractant tube to force liquid out.
   Fill trap to "fill line" by pouring clean water through top of trap.
   • NOTE: For best results, fill the trap while it is hanging.
     Agitate lightly to disperse Attractant.

Tips:

• 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 inch 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 flies thoroughly. Maggots will drown in soapy water.
• When trap is full of dead flies, place bag in trash receptacle. Dead flies in trap may give off bad odor so care should be taken to keep trap contents from coming in contact with hands or clothing.
• In areas having exceptionally hard water, using distilled or purified water may improve trap performance.
• In areas of heavy fly populations, use several traps in different locations.