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Raid Fly Control System portable cubes are an effective, odourless way to help control flies in your home and don't release any insecticide. The freestanding cubes can be placed on any appropriate surface in your home and moved according to your needs - in the kitchen, dining room, bathroom or even bedrooms.
Flies are attracted by the natural food attractants lining the cube's inner surface, as well as the geometry and designs on the outer faces. Once flies come in contact with the active ingredient, it works within minutes to kill them. Since the trap is not sticky, the majority of flies will depart and die elsewhere.
Each Raid Fly Control System cube is effective for an area up to 27 square metres (a small sized room) and will last up to 2 months. (The duration will vary according to the degree of fly infestation in the home.) Suitable for nearly all flat surfaces that cardboard can be placed on.
While not eliminating the need to spray insecticide, use of the Raid Fly Control System will help control flies, reducing the need to spray.
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My husband came home from work one day singing the praises of the Raid Fly Control System Portable Cubes. They had them in the staff room and a couple of the offices and he said they were finding dead flies in it everyday. He told me we had to buy some cubes for our house.
We set our cubes up high so they were out of sight and I literally forgot about them. One was on top of the china cabinet and the other was on the top of the fridge. We didn't have to worry about using fly sprays and other nasties that could harm us and our pets. i always think the measure of a good pest control system is when you forget you have it. We didn't have any flies annoying us so it was doing the job. Our cubes collected a few flies but certainly not as many as at the office but then they are on a farm so insects are more prevalent there.
Set-and-Forget fly control is always worth considering... and when it's as simple and effective as these, well... if you have fly trouble, you should have some of these.
When used in combination with the window stickers these proved highly effective. Now the funny thing is, the flies are supposed to touch down, get zapped by the chemicals, and fly off to die... but I found that when I went to move the box after 3 weeks, it was packed 3cm deep in dead flies! (Contrary to the end, these little buggers!)
Overall... quite effective! I'd like to see a range of designs though, as the dull brown box is hardly a style accessory for any room...
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