Starbar - Quikstrike Fly Bait 1 Pound, 1-Lb (Pack of 3)

Sprinkle some on a paper plate. Add some water to part of it. Sit back and watch. You can also make a slurry with it and “paint” it on your trash can lids outside. This stuff works great.

Very well used product in my household . Does it job very well and works fast. I use it for all my days in the yard while I'm cutting fish . Once you put it on a plate of digarded old food it starts to attract the flys and they die instantly . Great product and would buy many many many more times

I used this indoors in an apartment, bait station style. Within a couple of days it killed more flies than I realized I had. My only concerns now are disposing of it safely and how I’m going to afford to get more. No discernable smell. Seems to stop working after 3-5 days, or maybe the flies start sensing the corpses of their fallen brethren and steer clear.

So this stuff on Facebook. I live in Louisiana and here lately we've had several large houseflies that have appeared from nowhere. We've tried just about everything and even have the Light Traps. We've caught a few but there are some that just wont go to the light. Saw this and how great it works and said Ill try anything once. As directed, you put a few scraps of banana, lunch meat, tuna or anything EXCEPT LIQUIDS. If you get this wet this stuff does not attract flies. The first time I tried to use this I had to throw out the entire cup as the bananas gave off too much liquid and all of the blue colored bait had dissolved. You have to keep this stuff as dry as possible. A little moisture is ok but liquid is not good. So after solving that problem we used lunchmeat and after a day we caught a couple of flies. We left it out another night and now there were 6 flies in there. May have to start over again and see how many more flies are in the house we dont know about but this stuff kills them DEAD!!!! Once they go and feed on the bait they die right there.

Here in Texas, this stuff has worked great. Obviously we aren't going to be able to eradicate flies, but this definitely has cut down on the amount we've had. We put it in disposable containers with a small piece of bread and just toss out the entire container once it's full. Easy to use and kills very quickly.

This stuff really works well. Paper plate with a tablespoon scattered, or light dusting in trash bins knocked out 90% of our problem. Our only complaint is that the "attractant" seems to wear off once the can is opened. The first time we used it, straight from a freshly opened can, it attracted and killed hundreds of flies over the space of a week. However, subsequent uses of it it seems as though the attractant is no longer there. It still kills them by the hundreds, but we have to use a secondary attractant. We’ve started using old fruit and vegetables that are in a near rotting stage. That attracts them and it still works to kill them. I highly recommend this, however it would be nice if the attractant would stay around a little bit longer possibly may be sealing the can in a Ziploc bag once you open it. We will try that. Highly recommended.

Mine did not work that good .. maybe it was old

I only gave it 4 because while it's called a bait, it itself does not really attract flies. but when they stumble upon it they will not ignore it. Was mostly curious from videos and damn it I hate a fly. But I do have a useful hint. Thinking outside the scatter bait use box I dissolved some in water and used a spray bottle to mist the entire inside of my outside trashcan. We all know they need no help attracting those bastards. The number of dead flies inside is quite wonderful to see