12 Pack Sticky Trap Fruit Fly and Fungus Gnat Trap Killer Indoor and Outdoor,Protect The Plant,Non-Toxic and Odorless

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The eco-friendly fruit fly killer traps are ideal for indoor use and organic gardening as they are covered in non-toxic and odorless sticky glue that traps the fruit flies and other small insects. Garsum also offers the traps in a 12-piece pack and a 24-piece pack, and a digging tool is included. The common fruit or vinegar fly should not be confused with fruit flies that cause serious damage to fruit production in the field. When you are looking for a solution to your fruit fly problem, you will need to decide between a disposable product, like sticky traps, or a reusable option, like an electronic trap. Be careful using these traps where pets like to roam as the extra sticky adhesive can get stuck in their fur.

Determining where to place your fruit fly traps can also help you decide what type of trap you want to use.If you're tired of dealing with pesky fruit flies in your home, you might want to try out this cute apple-shaped gadget. When selecting the best fruit fly traps for this roundup, McHugh considered dozens of products, carefully evaluating their type, bait formula, placement, ease of use, and overall performance. Forget about spraying harmful pesticides on your fruit trees in your orchard or on the budding strawberries on your patio, the Kensizer Dual-Sided Sticky Traps will keep destructive fruit flies away from your prized plants. Find your houseplants which are infested with little flying things — the best way is to lightly blow on the soil and see what comes flying up. Whether you choose a sticky fly trap, a funky-looking apple-shaped trap, or a trap that looks like an air freshener strip, place them where fruit flies hide or congregate such as near fruit bowls, kitchen counters, sinks, and around garbage storage areas.

You won’t have to worry about your kids or pets with these natural, nontoxic fruit fly traps, and they are designed to be safe for the environment, breaking down easily after disposal.

I set up each of these methods on a Monday morning, then placed them side by side in the same place in my kitchen. Specially designed for flying plant pests, the yellow color attracts flying insects, and high-quality glue keeps them from escaping. There are so many piles of summer-ripe produce in my kitchen, and that means fruit flies — floating up in unexpected, annoying clouds whenever I reach for a tomato or a peach.