Zevo Flying Insect Trap for Fruit Flies & Gnats, 1 Plug-In Base & 3 Refills

I have some gnats in my house and it’s been going on for a few months. They’re attracted to the carbon monoxide we breath out so they fly around my face and even get in my nose. I don’t have a serious infestation, just enough to be annoying. Pesticides are not my thing so I started looking for an alternative and found these. Wasn’t sure if they’d work but gave them a try based on the high ratings. I plugged the device in after the extremely easy setup before going to bed. The next morning when I checked the device I was very pleased to see that it had at least 10 gnats on it. These really do work! No pesticides, easy peasy setup, the light that attracts them isn’t disturbing and the annoyance I put up with for months was gone. Don’t hesitate to buy these because I can’t see any downsides to them. Maybe the price could be cheaper but they work so I’ll pay it. Highly recommend!

This really helps with the fruit flies and gnats! I always worry that they will take up residence in my plants soil and I will end up with a swarm, so this helps combat the issue without having to add pesticides to the soil and adding sticky strips all over everything. Those sticky strips aren't very easy to detach from the cats, or from me for that matter! I thought these were pricey, but now I believe they are definitely worth it! Simpler, neater and easier.

This summer has brought many a fly into my pie. “Don’t leave it on the counter!” you may be saying. What I would say to that, is “Amateur hour! Everyone knows pies are best at luke warm room temperature, left on the counter. The problem was that I didn’t want to share it with all of these flies. When I say all of these flies, I don’t mean one or two. I mean 46,876 little black stinkers. There were so many that when I vacuumed, flies filled the bag. Every time I opened my mouth to sneeze, or to take a bite of food, all I could feel were flies wriggling around. I knew that something had to be done, and that whacking them with newspapers wasn’t gonna cut it. I searched long and hard for a solution to my problem and then I found the Zevo Flying Insect Trap for Fruit Flies & Gnats, 1 Plug-in Base & 3 Refills! I was thrilled. I had never seen something with such miraculous, marvelous, misunderstood beauty. Would this be the greatest human invention of all time in the history of the human race? I did not know yet, but soon, the Zevo Flying Insect Trap for Fruit Flies & Gnats, 1 Plug-in Base & 3 Refills would change my life. I got same day delivery, which I didn’t even know existed. Good things come with patience; I’ve always told myself. But this came without any patience at all. This puts into question my inner morals. I have always firmly believed that good things must take at least 48 hours. Every time I bake a pie, I wait 48 hours to eat it. Every time I get a present, I wait 48 hours to open it and another 48 before I use it and another 48 before I put it away. But I got this on the incredible deals of Amazon Prime Same Day Delivery and this one moment has changed my life because now I require instant gratification. My favorite activity now, is scrolling YouTube Shorts, like Smisk.Steve. Any video longer than 5 seconds = immediate scroll. (Unless it’s Mr. Beast, because he might give me money.) But I digress. There Zevo was in my hand, practically the same moment that I ordered it. I plugged it in, hidden to the human eye behind my bananas, but visible to the 3-6,000 simple fly eyes of the common fruit fly. The instant that the flies came into a 20-foot radius, they were attracted to it. You’d think there was a fly disco jamming inside the Zevo that they couldn’t resist. It was like they had waited their entire lives to see the Zevo light. Just kidding. They actually seemed to not even notice the glow of the blue light calling forth, “Big Fly, Little Fly, Red Fly, Blue Fly, Fly Pie, Fly Guy” and instead they avoided it like chickens to a chicken dinner. At least at first. I had to initiate patience mode again. I waited exactly 7 days, while only one or two seemed to be attracted to Zevo. I knew the problem. The ones that didn’t want it were the nutty ones. They had a mental problem in their brains that made them not want to go to the Zevo party. But after a week, they were cured! Every last one of them flocked to the party. Now, whenever my fly eggs turn into flies, they go straight to the Zevo by the instinct of their forefathers. Would I buy it again? Don’t have to. It cured the fly problem and is so durable that I never seem to need another.

My plants have caused a slight fungus gnat problem in my room. I bought this in April and the photo is from now in October. When I first plugged this in, I was worried that it wasn't working because it hardly trapped anything the first 2-4 days. Since then, it's consistently attracted the adult gnats to it and helped control the population flying around my room. This is not an end all be all and will not show immediate results. I still use other products to kill the gnats in the soil but this helps to trap adult gnats and control the population. There's obviously a light that it admits, so if you're putting it in a bedroom it may bother you depending on your sensitivity to light. I have no problem falling asleep with it plugged in, but my boyfriend does and likes to unplug it when he spends the night. Because it attracts bugs from the light effect it works better at night, which means if you're sensitive to the light and choose to unplug it at night you may reduce the effectiveness of it.

So surprised at how well the Zevo works! We have 3 dogs frequently going in and it of the house so flying insects have been a big problem, especially gnats. In one day the Zevo caught many gnats, as well as a couple of flys, moths, and those long legged flying insects. In our house one Zevo isn’t enough so I will definitely be ordering others. For someone who just has a seasonal gnat or fruit fly problem, one Zevo will do the job. No chemicals or anything that would hurt our pups. The blue light makes a great low-light night lite but for a room that a night lite is not preferred, the light is barely noticeable. Ours is plugged in about 2 feet from the kitchen sink and I always forget it’s there, even at night. The cartridges are super easy to change and there is no risk of touching any of the dead bugs. We took the trash out before I thought to write this review so I don’t have pictures but I will add some before the next cartridge change. For those who are wondering how long a cartridge lasts, it just depends on how bad of a bug problem you have. We have a big problem and just replaced the dirty cartridge with the 3rd refill. So worth it and the reduction of gnats in our kitchen is amazing. Getting a replacement screen for our back door to keep out the regular fly sized insects but keeping the Zevo cause it does wonders on the real tiny gnats that we didn’t even notice we had. Now if we could just train the dogs to close the door behind them ;) Highly recommend!

The Zevo Flying Insect Trap is easy to use and has a nice, compact design that plugs right into the wall. I love the blue light, and the starter pack includes three replacement cartridges, which is a nice bonus. It’s a convenient option for helping catch flying insects around the home without using chemical insecticides. I’m happy with this purchase!

Have had gnats for weeks. We plugged in the device and within 24 hours it has caught 50+ gnats on one sticky sheet. Worth the money in my opinion. Super easy to use. Just peel the protective layer off the sticky sheet and plug it in. It’s a nice night light as well.

I think the photo speaks for itself, especially considering this is only after a week of being plugged in. If I have one complaint, it's how expensive the replacement cartridges are given all it is is just a sticky pad. I imagine someone could 3D print a model for a DIY cartridge and then put double-sided tape on and have the same effect for cheaper. If you want to catch mosquitoes, they are not automatically drawn to artificial light so this will not lure them in. You would need something that attracts them through CO2. Given all this is is a light and a sticky pad, it is not create any odor. It is effective in catching fruit flies, flies, and pantry moths. It's appearance is visually appealing and hides bugs that it catches. As far as reusability goes, it's not amazing as it relies on a cartridge business model where they sell you expensive cartridges that are basically sticky pads in a unique shape that click into the device.

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I was very reluctant on buying this item. So since seeing the flys that I have caught I am so convinced that it does work. I hope that it keeps doing it and I would suggest anyone to buy this, not having any flying around is just awesome thank you so much.

I switched off lights and left it on during the night, next day it captured most of Gnats that were annoying. I did not expect that number of gnats. First night catched 11. *For Arab and Gulf countries, you need an adapter as the switch is an American switch. No need to change the voltage to 220v.

Expensive, I thought, but I guess it was worth it because the flies are gone now.

It has been more than a day since we plugged in. We left it on in the night with other lights switched off. The area has a lot of fruit flies but it has not caught even a single one.