Dwcom Trap Fly Strips, 40 Pack

Dwcom Trap fly strips are manual, hanging adhesive traps listed for indoor and outdoor use. The listing describes quick setup with hanging pins, but conflicting pack-size claims make the selected bundle worth confirming before purchase.

At a glance

Adhesive paper strips are designed to hang without a powered device.
The listing claims indoor and outdoor use and includes a hanging pin with each trap.
The seller describes gradual unrolling and recommends rubbing the tube between the hands if the paper is difficult to pull out.

Price

$8.97Save 10%

Reference price: ~~$9.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Manual hanging setup needs no power source.
One listing use description names several possible locations, including kitchens, gardens, compost piles, and garbage bins.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity
Brand	Dwcom Trap
Model	B08GLPQWFL

Power and operation
Power configuration	manual

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	1.97"L x 1.97"W x 30.71"H
Weight listed	0.37 kg

Materials and appearance
Material listed	Paper & Glue
Color	yellow

Target and use
Target species	House Fly&Fruit Fly&Blow Fly&Drain Fly&Flesh Fly
Recommended uses	Garbage bins, Compost piles, Animal manure, Picnic tables, Clogged gutters, Orchards, Gardens, Kitchens, Laundry rooms

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Pack quantity is contradictory: the title and style say 40 pack, one feature says 16-pack, while the specifications list 40 Count and 20 pieces. The advertised 28.3-inch spread-out length also differs from the listed 30.71-inch height, and the claimed service-life statements vary from up to three months to 2–4 weeks in shaded, low-dust areas and 5–10 days in dusty, fly-heavy places. Confirm the selected listing details. The instructions say to avoid direct sunlight, heavy dust, and windy areas, which can reduce performance or shorten adhesive life.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Buyers seeking passive adhesive traps to hang in a range of indoor or outdoor locations.
People targeting the listed fly types who can replace strips as they fill or lose effectiveness.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a clearly confirmed pack quantity before ordering.
People who need traps for sunny, windy, or dusty locations, which the listing says can reduce performance or service life.

Dwcom Trap Fly Strips, 40 Pack · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 3,783 ratings

5 stars63%63%
4 stars12%12%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars5%5%
1 star11%11%

Customer feedback reports mixed effectiveness, stickiness, ease of setup, and fly attraction. Some say the strips work and feel sticky, while others report poor catching or difficulty using them. Durability is also a concern, with reports that strips can fall apart during removal. Since these are adhesive strips meant to be unrolled and hung, handling and placement matter, but the feedback does not establish a consistent outcome.

Mixed feedback

Feedback is mixed on whether the strips catch flies effectively and attract them.
Customers report differing experiences with stickiness and ease of use.
Durability concerns include reports of strips falling apart when pulled out.

Frequently asked questions

How do you set up the fly strips?

The listing says to rub the tube between your hands if needed, remove the cap, then slowly unroll the strip. It claims each trap comes with a hanging pin.

Can these be used outside?

The listing claims indoor and outdoor use, but also advises avoiding direct sunlight, windy spots, and heavy dust because these conditions can reduce performance or shorten adhesive life.

How long does one strip last?

The listing gives differing estimates: up to three months in one feature, 2–4 weeks in shaded, low-dust areas, and 5–10 days in dusty, fly-heavy places. Replace when covered.

How many strips are included?

The listing is inconsistent. The title and style say 40 pack, a feature says 16-pack, and other details list 40 Count and 20 pieces. Confirm the pack details for the selected listing.