Super Ninja Fruit Fly Trap - 4 pack, Highly Effective Fruit Fly Killer for Home & Kitchen, Up to 3 Weeks of Performance per Bottle, Child & Pet Friendly

I don't often write reviews but this one is a must. I never use to get fruit flies but after being away a few days I arrived back to quite a few due to some fruits going off. I keep my house very clean but no matter what I tried never worked as effective. I tried the wine trick, vinegar and baking soda, the lot and only manage to catch 1 or 2 along the way. After 2 months I gave up.I brought this product and within 48 hours it's cleared all the existing flies. Very easy to use, I placed it near the sink where they tend to fly around and to my surprise I have none this morning.Great product! Small and effective.

Fantastic for tempting fruit flies and far less clunky than my homemade efforts. I suspect you could empty them and then refill with apple cider vinegar or similar but I just replace every 3 weeks.Been an absolute life saver and quickly gets rid of an infestation within a couple of days provided food sources are removed to prevent breeding. Otherwise it more manages the situation than stops - understandably.In my case, it was a mental health crisis that resulted in the flies and consequently the need for ongoing traps. I normally put two out at a time but after a recent boom around the time an ambulance was called for me, I put all 4 out.The fruit flies in my area are almost entirely resistant to Raid so traps are a must. So few are killed by pesticides that its pretty much pointless.The traps include a white sticker on the back so you can write the date you put out or when you need to replace them. I haven't been that organised but its a good feature.

Slow to work but does eventually

I’ve been trying to get rid of these pesky little monsters for years and years and no fly spray will work. The only one is Dethlac but, it’s extremely strong and for a nest of ants. You literally have to go out of your house for a few hours because the fumes get at your throat and I wouldn’t recommend near pets/children.However, we seem to have a house full of these fruit flies that have taken up permanent residence, they’re in the kitchen, bathroom, bedrooms and they are driving me crazy. I decided to buy one of these, for £8.99. Left it in my lounge overnight, immediately, I can see they are attracted to it. This morning I’m happy to say, they are all dead and at the bottom of the bottle. Now, I need them for the remainder of my rooms. You can’t buy more than 1 or you have to take out a subscription for x 4 which, is disappointing. The product is amazing and I don’t know how anyone can rate it as low, 10/10 for me and I will certainly be buying more. Highly recommended.

I bought only one of this to try out first too see if it worked as tried other things with no joy, within 20mins of opening this and placing it down amazingly it trapped roughly about 10 little flies and in the morning there was alot more, I seriously didn't think there was so many as I only saw a few and I also don't have food or anything lying about to attract them, im assuming its because I have my window open and the bins are outside under my window, fantastic product and does the job well im fruit fly free 😀

Bit pricy for what it is. You could smell the vinegar, but my husbands remedy of apple cider and paper funnel did a lot better.

There are mixed reviews most are weighted at the high end. At first I was sceptical and disappointed. However, today the third day in use it works. I was infested with them in the kitchen. At first the fruitflies just sat on the funnel, re-reading the instructions I dried the funnel out as liquid would be on the funnel in transit. This morning I picked the two bottles ar work up and looked from underneath. Loads of carcasses on the bottom. So be patient and follow the instructions.

Used these before they are great for getting fruit flies away convenient and easy to use worth the money all the flies are left at the bottom of the jar and yu just put lid back on and throw away lasts for three weeks