HomeWorthy Swat & Sweep Fly Swatter - Effective Insect Removal Tool

CinderKYCinderKY: It's very difficult to review a fly swatter, but since I have a strong opinion about it, I had to try! 😂 In my opinion, these swatters are too rigid. To test the difference between these and my favorite swatter, I attempted to balance an apple on both of them. These will easily support an apple and hardly flex. My favorite swatter will not support one. The handle is only 11.5" long which probably adds to the rigidity. They work okay and I am usually able to hit my target, sometimes on the first try, but the kill surface is decreased by the fancy leaf shape. They look cool and the little attached dust pan will come in handy when swatting insects with stingers. But overall, they just don't have the "zing" and snap that my old favorite swatter has. Overall not the best choice for those who want to do some serious insect smashing.

United States on Dec 07, 2021

Evo Guy: Found this as an alternative to traditional wire swatters that bend too easily. It seems to have a good combination of flexibility and strength. They are also more comfortable in the hand than wire. Many other swatters on Amazon have a solid "business end" which slows it down. These are perforated and fast. I don't particularly care for the color scheme, but not a big deal. The "dustpan" is a nice touch too. Overall great design. I'm happy with the purchase so far.

United States on Aug 23, 2021

Heather: Definitely worth the price. It has a nice flexibility in the leaf shape part and does well to kill the fly with one swat. My only hang up is that it is shorter than I thought. And also, the little ridged side (the fly scooper) isn’t really all that secured. One good connection to a solid surface and it partially came off. Did I care? Heck to the nah. I still popped that fly. It will scoop flies juuuust fine without the ridge. The leaf part has remained intact and I have killed quite a few flies with it. Overall, a great product. Advice time. Only use one exclusively at a time, so you have 2 back ups (in case the other gets destroyed in your conquests)

United States on Jun 22, 2021

JasmineJasmine: This is a 3 pack; green, blue, orange. Nice to have multiple in a house or large space... However, I live in an apartment so no upstairs / downstairs right now (I'll do that later in life). I plan to give the orange one to a friend, while the blue and green one are hanging up together, looks stylish. They're where we get the most flies.

It's nice extra to have the 'dust' pan. You can move bugs into it in anyway, even if the sweeper part specifically doesn't work for you.

It does have flex along with a sturdy handle.

I purchased these for style, and because my mom had (still has) one very similar, from probably 10 years ago. I hope for the same durability. I'll update this if anything changes.

United States on Jun 29, 2020

D. Howe: I'm quite picky when it comes to fly swatters, so I was excited when a friend recommended these to me. What do I look for in a fly swatter?

1. Quick response - A fly swatter's head has to quickly respond when I begin to swing it or else the fly is gone by the time the head gets there to do its job. A flimsy handle or arm cause the swatter to bend and delay the swing, but this swatter's handle and arm are perfect in stiffness and response, so that the head gets to its target as quickly as possible.

2. Head perforations - The head has to have adequate perforations so that you're not pushing air and slowing down your swing. This swatter has lots of perforations so that you don't feel any resistance when swinging.

3. Endurance - The swatter's plastic is thick, sturdy, and one piece, and shouldn't ever bend and deform like many of the swatters that I've had in the past.

The fly sweeper and dust pan are also handy, with the dust pan conveniently snapping onto the arm for safe storage and quick access.

It's a great fly swatter, I highly recommend it!

United States on May 15, 2018