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Home›How To›How to Use Raid Fly Ribbon: 7 Steps

How to Use Raid Fly Ribbon: 7 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
January 24, 2024
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Introduction:

Raid Fly Ribbon is a simple and effective solution to get rid of unwanted flies in your home, office, or outdoor spaces. It features a convenient adhesive strip that attracts and traps annoying insects, helping you maintain a clean and bug-free environment. In this article, we will walk you through the 7 easy steps to use Raid Fly Ribbon effectively.

Step 1: Choose the right location

Identify areas where flies tend to congregate, such as near trash cans, kitchen counters, or windows. Place the Raid Fly Ribbon in these high-traffic areas for the best results.

Step 2: Remove the protective seal

The Raid Fly Ribbon comes with a protective seal on its adhesive surface to prevent it from sticking to anything before use. Gently remove the seal by pulling it off slowly and carefully.

Step 3: Unwind the ribbon

Hold the Raid Fly Ribbon by its red loop at the top and gently unwind it. Make sure your fingers do not come into contact with the sticky adhesive on the ribbon as this can reduce its effectiveness.

Step 4: Secure the ribbon

Use a thumbtack, hook, or other hanging hardware to secure the red loop of the Raid Fly Ribbon to your chosen location. Make sure it’s hanging freely without any obstructions.

Step 5: Wait for results

Over time, flies will be attracted to the sticky adhesive on the ribbon and become trapped. The more flies that are caught, the more your space will become free of these bothersome pests.

Step 6: Dispose of used ribbons

Once your Raid Fly Ribbon is full of trapped flies or has been up for one month (whichever comes first), it’s time to replace it. Carefully remove it from where it is hung and place it in a plastic bag or disposable glove. Seal the bag and throw it away in an outdoor trash can.

Step 7: Replace as needed

As long as you continue to experience issues with flies, replace the Raid Fly Ribbons whenever they become full or at monthly intervals. This practice will help keep your home or office free from pesky insects.

Conclusion:

Using Raid Fly Ribbon is a simple, hassle-free way to eliminate flies from your space. With these seven easy steps, you’ll be on your way to a more comfortable and bug-free environment.

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