Reusable Indoor Fruit Fly Traps with Non-Toxic Liquid Attractant - 2 Traps, 2-Pack (4 Traps)

If you have fruit flies, get these! I had some infestation for some reason and I put these by my sink and on my table where we’d see them the most. They work great.

Don't expect it to work instantly. I suspect that placement of these traps is critical to success. Also, removing any other food which fruit flies may be attracted to is important. Fill these small traps with the liquid provided in the package ("attractant"), and within 3-4 days, you will see most of those annoying fruit flies drown in it.

Unbelievable how this simple little gadget works! Believe the catchy commercial for the plug ins? Wasted my money on those!!! These little red traps work 100 %

One day I was suddenly endlessly being pestered by fruit flies that would buzz around my face, and it got bad enough that they’d try to fly up my nose and around my ears when I sleep. After a week of this, I got these traps and used the liquid in the pouches. Since the day that I set these traps up, I haven’t seen a single fruit fly buzzing about. I saw one dead fruit fly in the trap placed in the kitchen, but after a few days, the body was completely gone. I don’t see any dead fruit flies in rest of the traps either, although fruit flies are definitely gone. What’s going on? Is the vinegar solution that came with the traps so strong and acidic that it melts bugs?? Is something else somehow eating the vinegar marinated pickled fruit flies?? I have no idea, all I know is that there are no more fruit flies. So did it work? I don’t know. Maybe these traps solved the pest problem, or maybe it was because of some external factor. Strange! I like that these traps are compact and reusable, so there’s that.

These work great! After the bait packs are used, you can make your own bait to use in these.

I made the mistake of buying 12 of these traps, and it was a complete waste of money. The gnats / fruit flies / no-see-ums simply are not interested AT ALL. For years I had been using Bye Bye Fruit Fly in open cups or cans, and that works great, but is unsightly and prone to messy accidental spills. So these traps seemed like they’d do the same thing, and look nicer, and not spill. But the flies just refuse to go into these traps. Something about the design of the holes, I don’t know if insufficient scent gets out, or if the flies can’t find their way in, but I’m still struggling with them flying all over. And I’m in a studio apartment, and have had 12 of these traps set up all around for two weeks now. They’re not catching ANYTHING.

Saw the mixed reviews, but the one thing about these that are nice is adding something like sugar in is easy. Once we added some sugar and mixed that in, it was no problem to start catching them. It's still not perfect, but it's doing a decent job.

We have tried so many different traps and these by far are the best for the fruit flies that show up very summer. The first day each one caught 10. We figured out a trick too instead of buying the refill stuff we just use basalmic vinegar and it does the same thing. The one in the picture is a week it has about 20 and we threw a old cherry in there to attract more.

Received one bottle broken and didn’t see it have any effect to catch fleas