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SpringStar's fruit fly trap is an excellent way to trap fruit flies that invade your home. There are no poisons or pesticides needed to accomplish this, just our unique and innovative trap. The patented lure attracts them into the trap with a combination of food grade scents. Once in the trap, they cannot get out. Safe to use around the house.
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50 of 50 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Works OK (for a while), but you could do better,
By David C. Filmer "David Filmer (http://davidfi... (Portland, Oregon USA) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)
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This review is from: Springstar S415 Kitchen Fruit Fly Trap (Lawn & Patio)
What you get is two McCormick's spice jars (exact same jars as used for spices) and two packets of bait. Add water and they will attract fruit flies, for about two weeks, when the bait will grow a thick, spongy greenish-white fungus.
There is no poison involved - the fruit flies enter the spice jar through the holes, being attracted by the scent of the bait, but once they enter they are not smart enough to figure out how to get out, and eventually drown. About a week after I bought these traps, I used some apple cider vinegar and set the bottle aside. I noticed that many fruit flies were attracted to the bottle, where some vinegar had dribbled. The vinegar bottle was only a few inches away from the spice-bottle traps, so apple cider vinegar must be very appealing to fruit flies, as many flies ignored the trap and were attracted to the vinegar bottle instead. So I made my own simple and inexpensive trap by taking a small jar, punching a few holes in the top (about the diameter of a pencil) and adding apple cider vinegar. It works GREAT (as good as the commercial trap), and the vinegar does not spoil or grow fungus, so it lasts a LONG time. And, the acid of the vinegar will actually dissolve the fruit flies (after about 12 hours), so it doesn't make this nasty mess. I give two stars (instead of one) because it works as described, but I would not recommend it to anyone.
25 of 25 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed,
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This review is from: Springstar S415 Kitchen Fruit Fly Trap (Lawn & Patio)
Was hoping this fruit fly trap was a cheaper alternative to the much more expensive trap sold by Gardener's Supply Company. Cheaper is all I got...requires you to add water. Yes, the trap worked for a couple (3) weeks, but the trap itself started smell'n funky, so in the trash it went. Stink is not a problem with the more expensive "dry" type, lasts for 1 month, but mine worked for 2 months or more.
11 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Somewhat effective,
By Catjulie (San Diego, CA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Springstar S415 Kitchen Fruit Fly Trap (Lawn & Patio)
The product did lure some flies, but far too few. Flypaper worked better.
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