Bugmaiden insect killer: The No-Spot Fly Swatter with spikes that catches the bug

As per previous reviews, it works a treat! I have set up a Red Top Fly trap outside and using this inside. Far fewer flies in the house now and the ones that make it in the house are quickly caught with this fly swatter. Came very well packaged. Doesn't always trap fly in the teeth when it kills them but you can tap it on the fly once it is down and it will 'grab' it for you to then tap into your bin. No touching the dead flies, very easy!

This little handy friend is amazing.. durable and very well made. Its sturdy!!It has been vwry useful

Waste of money. To small, like a child's toy and far to flexable which gives it a very slow reaction time. Tried swatting a big fly in my lounge to no avail as this swotter is also far to short.

Smaller than expected and the swatting area is solid not mesh so is less effective.

Light, good build, reach is standard for a household swatter, and the little spikes are very effective in impaling bugs, which results in a somewhat slow but inevitable death. So far, no insects, whether flies or spiders, have actually stuck to the swatter, so I need to pick them up to dispose of the corpses. Also a shame that the bugs aren't dispatched more quickly: would really prefer a quick kill. Maybe a slight redesign would be beneficial?

If you are looking for a replacement for the sadly discontinued oxo good grips fly swat then this isn't it! Small, hard and inflexible.

This is the best fly swat I've ever owned and I've got through a few over the years. It works really well by not squashing the fly but just impales it on to the the swat and then you can just tap it in to the bin, no need to find something to pick the dead fly up with; Job done ...

Ultimate fly swat, this should only be issued to qualified fly snipers, extremely dangerous in the right hands. Has perfect weight and balance giving the fly assassin almost optimum opportunity to inflict death. Very quiet, possibly due to the hairs on the back of the head, giving a disturbed air effect, a bit like owls feathers do for silent flight. Hair are useful for catching and tipping the target into the bin although they only actually capture the corpse about 40% of the time.