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Product Overview
Replacement glue boards for the Gardner WS85 (EL 60) Wall Sconce fly light. Each board is white and measures 4 in. W x 17 in. L. Pack of 10.
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Target pests Flies, Mosquitoes, Gnats For use in Gardner WS85 Wall Sconce Fly Light Trap Application Gardner Fly Lights Pet safe Yes Shelf Life None specified as long as protective plastic film has not been removed. Store out of extreme heat. Dimensions 17 in. L x 4 in. W Coverage Area 900 sq. ft. or 25 lineal ft. when used properly in Fly Light Color White Parts Included 10 x Glue Boards per pack Shipping Weight 0.89 lbs Manufacturer Gardner UPC 761131148022 -
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4 Customer Reviews
Top Reviews
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By Anonymous on 07/03/2013
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These work well and keep flying insects under control. We love our light sconce, it is attractive and best of all it works. Thank you for a great product!
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By Eva on 05/24/2012
Verified Purchase
product is working great...have reduced the fly population...i liked the way one fly laid eggs there...and they stayed stuck
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By Jennifer on 07/29/2012
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We have been very please with the Gardner Glue Boards. They are easy to use, work efficiently and are cost effective. The customer support offered to go along with your purchase is great and very pers…
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1 Questions & Answers
Helpful Q&A'sQHow do I install the Gardner WS85 Glue Boards - 10 pack?AYou place one gardner WS85 Glue Board in and behind the Gardner WS85 Wall Sconce Fly Light. The board will sit horizontally inside the fly light and should be changed every 30-60 days. They may nee…
Read Full Answer »You place one gardner WS85 Glue Board in and behind the Gardner WS85 Wall Sconce Fly Light. The board will sit horizontally inside the fly light and should be changed every 30-60 days. They may need to be changed more often in high infestation areas.
