Easy to use non-insecticidal sticky fly catchers, simple, inexpensive and effective. Rentokil FF40...Easy to use non-insecticidal sticky fly catchers, simple, inexpensive and effective. Rentokil FF40 Flypapers Pack of 4 A safe, Non Toxic Method of killing flies and other flying insects. Useful in areas where food is present or... Ideal for greenhouses Suitable for outbuildings, stables, barns and sheds Not harmful to animals or pets, Weight: 0.0881849048 pounds, Manufacturer: Decco Ltd
Rentokil Flypapers Pack Of 4 RKLFF40Free delivery in 1–3 days£5.73Visit shop →
Rentokil Fly Paper 4 PK Sticky Traps Kills Flies and Flying Insects Pest ControlFree delivery in 1–3 days£6.16Visit shop →
8x Rentokil Fly Papers Sticky Kills Flies Insects Traps Catcher Home GreenhouseFree delivery in 1–3 days£7.55Visit shop →
Rentokil Fly Paper 12 PK Sticky Traps Kills Flies and Flying Insect Pest ControlFree delivery in 1–3 days£9.50Visit shop →
12x Rentokil Fly Papers Sticky Kills Flies Insects Traps Catcher Home GreenhouseFree delivery in 1–3 days£9.95Visit shop →
Product Information
Full details
This guide provides essential information for users of Rentokil Fly Papers, designed to effectively catch flying insects. Ideal for use in areas where food is present or near animals, these flypapers offer a non-toxic solution. Please note, while effective, regular replacement is necessary for optimal performance.
All features
Colour
Multicolor
Model Part Number
FF40
Brand
Rentokil
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How often should I replace the flypapers?
Replace the flypapers when they are full of insects or no longer sticky, typically every few weeks depending on insect activity.
Are these flypapers safe for pets?
Yes, Rentokil Fly Papers are non-toxic and safe for use around pets.
Where should I place the flypapers?
Place them in areas where insects are most active, such as near windows, light sources, or food preparation areas.
How do I dispose of the used flypapers?
Dispose of the used flypapers in a waste bin.
Can I use these flypapers in my greenhouse?
Yes, they are suitable for use in greenhouses, outbuildings, stables, barns, and sheds.
Troubleshooting
Flypaper doesn't seem to be catching insects.
Ensure the flypaper is placed in an area with high insect activity. Replace the flypaper if it has been in place for a long time or is covered in dust.
Flypaper is difficult to unfold.
Carefully follow the unfolding instructions. Avoid tearing the sticky surface.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Safe for use around food and pets.
Simple and easy to set up.
Effective at catching flies and other flying insects.
Inexpensive pest control solution.
Cons
Requires regular replacement.
Appearance may not be aesthetically pleasing.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Carefully remove the flypaper from its packaging. Follow the instructions on the packaging for unfolding or hanging the flypaper. Place the flypaper in areas where insects are noticed, such as near windows or light sources.
Compatibility: Suitable for use in greenhouses, outbuildings, stables, barns, and sheds. Safe for use around animals and pets.
Care: Regularly inspect the flypaper and replace it when it's full or no longer sticky. Dispose of used flypapers responsibly.