Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors, 1 Pack | Fruit Fly Killer for Home & Kitchen, Child & Pet Friendly, Upto 3 Weeks of Performance per Bottle

I got this as was getting fruit flys around my bananas in the hot weather, though this does not eliminate the problem completely it does make a lot of difference, it is effective and you can see all the dead flies in the jar. It’s easy to use just take lid off and place near effected area. Does not smell and is lasting well. Easily hidden and quick to clean around. Does not leak or cause stickiness. Would recommend

Very effective at first but only last two weeks tops before you need to replace them.

Below, is my first immediate thoughts! How wrong was I!!! Be patient dear customers. I apologise for my complete dismissal of the traps. ‘We had an invasion of fruit flies during the hot weather. These fly traps have trapped nothing at all so were and still are, completely useless! Wondering if we got a bad batch! Don’t want to leave any stars really! Had to resort to other ways of getting rid of pesky creatures with apple cider vinegar.’

Absolutely worth the money. Great value. It works so well. I've only had it for about 3 days and it's been catching so many. You can see inside the bottle how many it catches. Been having trouble with little flies due to the hot weather. There's none flying about now because they're all in this bottle. It only lasts 3 weeks according to the label but will definitely get another if needed 👍🏼👍🏼

Worked within 24hrs of opening and setting up. Arrived in perfect condition. Scattered them about easily on removing the cap. I would suggest just pressing down on the seal underneath as one of mine was loose, it is open anyway but it stops the flies getting back out. Not sticky, does smell a bit of vinegar but only when close by, very simple to take out and use, appears small in size so easy to hide around decor.

Honestly yes they work however ive made my own traps before from basic kitchen stuff which is better than these. Small container (i use small glass containers from aldi desserts), apple cider vinegar, bit of dish soap and cling film.. pop some holes in it and its dynamite... the only good thing about this product is it has sticky backing on it to stick to walls if you want.. other than that its no better than my home made traps seriously.. If i knew it before buying then i wouldnt of bought them.. its just a vinegar mix we all probably have anyway. Try my traps before you buy this to save some money, your welcome :) its really not worth it guys. 3 stars because it works yes but so does mine soo down on stars due to not being worth it.

Love these, was a little sceptical as they were a little more pricey that I like to pay for the product but these are absolutely well worth the money. The fruit flies obviously love the scent as they dive right in there. The only reason I gave a 4 instead of the 5 stars was because of the sticky pad. I did stick to my tiles but it came off almost right away, disappointing as this really isn’t heavy. Luckily there was very little spillage but I would avoid using this feature as you may loose the liquid. I would attach a picture but I am curry isn’t some I purchased last year and the liquid has gone a very dark colour and you can barley see all the flies in there bit they are definitely in there👍

Hot weather bought a fruit fly infestation and I was at my wits end. I bought these and opened two and put them by my kitchen sink. There was no noticeable smell, which I was pleased about. Straight away the flies flocked to the neck of the jar! Within two days all of the visible flies are gone. It’s like magic!! Well worth the money I must add that I also added white vinegar, baking soda and boiling water to my sink as I assumed that’s where they were coming from, but the already flying ones were definitely despatched by these fantastic jars Happy to recommend

Sharing from North Brisbane. I bought these on the 29th July, it's now the 8th August. This is how many of the little turds this trap caught. As you can see it's amazingly effective. Between these traps and me with my electric zapper thing it's helping the problem for sure. Annoyingly though, as there was never this many in the house at one time which indicates they're coming in from outside rather than breeding in the house, which presents a problem that the traps can't fix unfortunately. I sprayed strong weedkiller all around the outside of the house and down the drains yesterday which actually seems to have made quite a difference, so that might be a tip for anyone else with the same problem.

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I've made homemade fruit fly traps to no avail. This product really works! My refrigerator went out and leaked underneath, just enough to provide a breeding ground for these nasty critters. And they must have found other places, because they just kept coming and coming, in droves. I tried all sorts of remedies and finally I found these. I bought one and within days, it was literally filled with insects, so I bought another one. In a couple of days that was full, as well. I now have 3-4 strategically placed and the difference it's made is enormous. I went from literally hundreds of these fruit flies to almost none in just over a week or so. I mean, I had so many that I literally couldn't even eat a meal, even in the living room. I was killing 15-20 of them in an evening. People said to spray alcohol on them - that did nothing. Cider vinegar did nothing. This is the only thing that worked and I can't recommend it enough. $5 might seem pricey for the tiny bottle you get, but it's well worth the peace of mind you get in return when you're not battling swarms of fruit flies and know they're dying in that little bottle on the counter! I'll keep using these until they're all gone and keep a few on hand for any future outbreaks. I figure once the population thins out enough, they'll breed less and eventually they'll be gone. Finding out where they're still breeding is the remaining thing I have to do, but in the meantime, I feel like I've gotten my house back from them! UPDATE: I've been using these things for months. I can't find where these things are breeding, but I'm going to be looking for a new product. The last few I purchased just don't seem to be attracting the fruit flies like the previous batches. I've also noticed that some bottles are darker than others and some are filled with more liquid than others. I'm not sure if they're being watered down or what, but the last couple batches were not as effective and don't seem to be attracting the fruit flies. Plus, when I first started purchasing them the price was $4.99 per bottle. Then I saw some for 4 bottles for $11.99, but before I could order them the listing disappeared. Then the price went up to $6.99 for one bottle, but there was also a listing for 2 bottles for $7.99 (those were the batches that were weaker and not as effective). Now I see the price is up to $7.99 for just one bottle! I think that's pretty high, considering the last few batches I purchased weren't strong enough to attract the fruit flies. Very disappointed in the change in effectiveness and higher prices.

Completely useless product. Completely waste of money. Not even one fly got caught. I was expecting to see something better than home made remedy. On for 2 weeks and not even one catch.

Had it out for weeks, didn’t catch a single fruit fly. I think this stuff was too low viscosity, it seemed really runny. Maybe it got too hot in shipment or I got a bad batch, but it was really a waste of money. If anyone else is as disappointed as I was, this easy diy works wonders, just put out a small cup of something sweet… red wine or apple cider vinegar is great… add a squirt of dish soap, cover it in plastic wrap, poked a few holes in it, and they will be gone in no time.