Catchmaster Scented Bug & Fly Ribbon - Non-Toxic - Disposable - 4 Count

Non-Toxic Ribbon Traps for Flying Insects - 4 Ribbons

Flying insects in a grow room or work area are a nuisance, and many growers want a monitoring and trapping option that avoids toxic products. This scented ribbon hangs in place and catches insects that land on it. It is described as non-toxic, easy to use and disposable, so you can replace a ribbon when it is full.

This unit holds 4 ribbons. That suits a hobbyist covering one room or a small grower trying ribbons in a few spots. Larger operations can order several units to cover more space.

Key Features & Benefits

• Non-toxic formulation — avoids toxic products in the spaces where you work.
• Scented ribbon — the scent is part of how the product is formulated to attract insects.
• Disposable design — you throw away a used ribbon rather than cleaning it.
• Easy to use — hang a ribbon where you want to catch flying insects.
• 4 ribbons per unit — enough to place several traps at once.

Who Should Use Catchmaster Scented Bug & Fly Ribbon

Home gardeners, farm operators and non-food commercial facilities can use these ribbons. They fit anyone who wants a disposable hanging trap for flying insects without a toxic product.

About Catchmaster Scented Bug & Fly Ribbon

Catchmaster sells this scented bug and fly ribbon as a 4-pack of insect catchers. The distributor lists it for household, farm and non-food commercial use. It is sold as one unit containing 4 ribbons.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many ribbons come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 4 ribbons. You order it as a single item.

Q: Is the ribbon toxic?
A: It is described as non-toxic. Follow the directions printed on the package for placement and handling.

Q: Can I reuse a ribbon?
A: No. The ribbons are disposable, so you replace a used one with a fresh ribbon.

Q: Where can I use it?
A: The distributor lists it for household, farm and non-food commercial use. It is not intended for food-handling areas.

Q: What does scented mean here?
A: The ribbon is formulated with a scent. The scent is part of the trap design.

Q: How is a ribbon trap different from a spray?
A: A ribbon trap hangs in place and catches insects that land on it. A spray is applied to surfaces or the air.