Fly Traps, Fruit Fly Traps, Gnat Traps, Bug Zapper Indoor, Insect Traps Indoor with 10 Sticky Glue Boards, Black

Living in a city, I often struggled with fruit flies and gnats, especially in the kitchen. This device comes with a bug light that attracts all sorts of flying insects, and the glue cards ensure they don’t escape. The setup was simple: one device plus two single-sided glue cards and one double-sided glue card. Since using it, I've noticed a dramatic decrease in pests, which has made my home much more comfortable.

This mosquito trap not only helps with the mosquitos but also helps with the pesty fruit flies. Quality seems to be good so far and the size is perfect not too big or bulky.Item came packaged well, and shipped very fast.

Trapped gnats and other small insects! I can’t vouch for the effectiveness of this thing for catching mosquitos. I don’t think mosquitos are attracted to light. But this definitely helped my gnat problem in my house. I had an infestation of gnats and some fruit flies. I used an apple cider vinegar trap for the fruit flies but the gnats were not attracted to that.I read a lot of other reviews and decided to take a leap of faith and purchase this trap. It caught a lot of gnats overnight. From the other reviews I saw that the sticky trap wasn’t sticky enough to I separately bought some yellow ones that were sticky enough and voila, it works beautifully. I leave it on all day but at night with my other lights off is when I noticed the gnats getting caught the most. Gave 4 stars due to the sticky pads not being sticky enough.

I tried for months and it still has yet to capture any of my fruit flies. Very silent running and the light is great as a night light

I ordered this insect trap to replace a different brand I previously had which stopped working after about 2 years. After not having one for a time, we were experiencing a mild infestation of little flies from soil of plants recently brought into the house, and we tend to get a lot of mosquitos in the house most times of year and these work great for those. It is much quieter than the other brand, and also a little bigger. What caused me to write a review, which I rarely do, is an event that occurred this past weekend. My husband was going in and out the front door a lot and left it wide open after one exit. This happened to be when a small swarm of bees looking for nectar was meandering past our house. I stepped into the living room in time to see a couple of bees fly in, but many more outside considering following. I ran over and shut the door immediately. Then before I could do anything one flew over near where this device was and was exploring around the counter. When it got near the device, sure enough, it sucked it right in! One less bee to contend with! My husband walked in just as that happened commenting on all the bees there were when he went outside and I took the opportunity to express my appreciation that he not leave the door open in those circumstances. He caught another one with a cup and fly swatter and released it back outside to find his buddies after the swarm had passed. He came across a 3rd bee later on inside and took care of that one, too, effectively ending our bee infestation. I hope!

My friend lives near livestock in the countryside and he is driven crazy by flies. The difference is striking. I would recommend these as they have been very helpful with my fly infestation this year. Easy to clean and looks great too.

But it isn't catching a lot of bugs. I've moved it and will wait and see.

BOTTOM LINE: This works for drain flies. I love the automatic feature. The sticky paper seems plenty sticky.LONG REVIEW: I originally purchased this device, because we always have a fruit fly problem towards the end of the summer when we are harvesting tomatoes and figs etc. I am so tired of cleaning up the little glass jars with vinegar and dead bugs that I decided to see if there was another way. After seeing reviews I decided to give this a try.By the time it arrived I wasn't having as much of a problem with the fruit flies, but I was having a drain fly out break! Ugh. First time. So annoying. I thought it was under control, but turns out that they weren't breeding in my basement bathroom sink as I thought. Instead in the drain for the hot water heater in the furnace room in the basement (somewhere I rarely need to go) and then migrating to the bathroom. So after pouring boiling water down the sink and shower drain daily for way more than a week they were only getting worse. So a day after this arrived I piveted and moved this to the basement. (Before being moved it had caught one fruit fly and several gnats.)This thing is definitely catching drain flies. Yay! See the photo. Now that I know what drain they were actually breeding in, I am positive that I will be able to finally get rid of these darn bugs with the combo of this little machine and the boiling water. Pouring boiling water kills any eggs supposedly... Anyway, back to the product.AUTOMATIC FEATURE: I am also loving the automatic feature! Glad I decided to upgrade. I have ADD and not having to remember to turn it on every night is just one more item NOT on my plate. Especially now that it is in the basement vs the kitchen.VARIOUS WAVELENGTHS: I have used both of the light features (steady vs rotating wavelengths) and I can't tell if one is better than the other. May depend on the type of bug? 🤷🏼‍♀️ For the drain flies at least, they don't seem to be picky. I will keep experimenting.STICKY PAPER: I did purchase another brand of the refills that are supposedly more sticky, but even the originals seem to be working just fine.I also have a clothing moth infestation at the moment and I have major sugar ant too. (Seriously. What the? The universe is maybe trying to tell me something? 🤦🏼‍♀️ I am so tired of bugs! I feel like I am living in the south again.) Anyway, I plan to update this review later and let you know if it actually works for fruit flies or these tiny clothing moths. Overall, I am happy with it. Hoping it will work for the fruit flies too. I will be harvesting the final tomatoes soon, so I should get ample opportunity to test it out further.UPDATE: I've now been using this for fruit flies and it is working. I have it in the kitchen near the tomatoes, but I also have a cap full of vinegar on the very top. This combo is key. I have also caught a few moths and other small bugs. (2nd photo) Once the fruit flies are gone (will be soon) I plan to move this to the storage room with the moth infestation. Hoping to murder a bunch more bugs! It's not going to catch 100% of anything, but I am happy to have this in my arsenal. Less mess than my little jars with vinegar and Saran wrap, no poison. I'm really pleased that it has worked for various insects. The automatic feature is key in my book.