Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors (12 Pack) + 540 Days of Lure Supply

These little gems are the only thing I’ve found to handle May Fly swarms in the spring. Zero chemicals, it keeps them from laying eggs, attracts them without smelly odors, and so clean and convenient. Worth every penny!

Cute and very effective. Always have them on hand.

Fruit flies were driving me nuts. I put 2 of these traps out and within 24 hours the population is almost down to zero, it's actually really impressive.

This product is amazing and works perfectly. All other products I have used do not even come close to the results you get with this one. Only drawback is that you have to re-buy the apples every time because the liquid is not sold separately. Huge oversight, and waste of materials! Sell the liquid separately please, so I can refill my apples!!!!

Got some unwanted visitors and my handmade traps were helping, but didn't completely get rid of the problem. Set out a few of these around the culprit areas and by the next morning, they were full of fruit fly corpses and only 1-2 were buzzing around. I suspect leaving them out for another day will get rid of the problem entirely. Buy the 12 pack because it's the best deal you can find and you might need more in the future.

I used to buy these all the time and they were incredibly effective. Now I’m lucky if 1 or 2 gnats fall in there. Not sure what happened.

These are fantastic! We recently had a ridiculously insane fruit fly infestation. It started in ONE bathroom (yeah, UGH!), but soon spread to most of the rest of the house. The little pests seemed to be attracted to light, so we left the entryway ceiling fixture on at night and placed five of the traps around the perimeter (on the nearest piece of furniture). We caught several flies--two or three dozen--the first night and even more the second. I'd estimate we've decimated 3/4 of the population, so another week should elimnate the rest. (We use fly swatters to thwack any who won't enter the traps.) The liquid bait smells like, and probably is, apple cider vinegar. [I will clean out the (VERY FULL) traps and refill them with apple cider vinegar + a drop of Dawn ("recipe" from the internet) to see if it's as effective.] Tip for those purchasing these: DON'T bother separating the top from the bottom. It's doable, but a bit difficult. Instead, just unscrew the top of the bait bottle and squirt the contents into the top, center hole on the trap. People may try to build a better mousetrap, but I don't think anyone can come up with a better fruit fly trap. :-)

I don’t do reviews very often. I’m not sure you need this many devices, but for my little house they worked amazingly well. My local pest service gave me their version and I didn’t get the results I desired. Terro provided this product and it worked wonderfully. I’m free from the fruit fly infestation I was enduring. Great product!

Use only minimum amount of liquid product, if you put too much seems to repel the purpose.