Trappify Sticky Gnat Traps for House Indoor - Yellow Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors|Outdoor Plants | Insect Catcher for White Flies, Mosquitos, Fungus Gnats | Disposable Glue Fly Trap Indoor (12 Pack)

I purchased the Trappify Sticky Fruit Fly and Gnat Trap Yellow Sticky Bug Traps because no matter what I did I could not get totally rid of the gnats around my indoor plants, I kill larva but couldn't get the flying gnats from laying more eggs. Then I purchased the Trappify Sticky Traps, As soon as I put on in just one of my plants within 30 minutes I had two gnats down, within the first 24 hours I did not see any more gnats. The gnats are attracted to the yellow color, the traps were not too big even for my 4 inch pot, they were perfect size for my little plants and large plants. The sticky adhesive is very sticky and would say that was a good and bad thing. Only bad if you don't pay attention to instructions and be ready to put the trap in the pot or dirt, because if you don't you may get the sticky adhesive on your hands, like my husband. Easy get it off hands. Only thing I wish that was different was that each trap have a covering or its own package so you can remove covering after get the trap put into place so easier to move around in the pot until you are happy, just so your hand or fingers do not get sticky. Even with this I would purchase the Trappify Gnat Traps again or recommend to everyone. EASIEST, FASTEST, NOT COMPLICATED TRAPS, WORKS GREAT, WORKS RIGHT AWAY, VERY STICKY AND STAYS STICKY FOR VERY LONG TIME, MINE ARE STILL STICKY. THE SHAPE OF THE BUTTERFLY IS NOT UGLY OR OVERLY HUGE AND DOES NOT TAKE AWAY FROM THE LOOK OF THE PLANT ITSELF. IF YOU WANT TO GET RID OF THE GNATS, FLIES, OR OTHER BUGS ON YOUR PLANTS OR JUST IN YOUR HOUSE USE THESE YELLOW STICKY TRAPS. (can be used in or out of dirt) I researched and looked at a lot of different sticky traps and the TRAPPIFY were the BEST I FOUND: the size, the stickiness, the longevity, the shape, and the yellow color that bugs love. TRAPPIFY Sticky Fruit Fly and Gnat Trap Yellow Sticky Bug Traps DO THE JOB, DO IT WITHIN MINUTES!

I was skeptical but I was tired of flying bugs. Works like a charm if placed in a cup with a little apple cider vinegar. I tried hanging it but found that more gnats were attracted to cup with the vinegar. Very sticky!! Change it out once it’s caught a lot of gnats.

My Mother was house sitting for us and I specifically told her to NOT water my plants because I made sure to hive them what they needed. She took it upon herself to go ahead any do it anyway and almost DROWNED my plants. A few died but the majority was cursed with Fungus Gnats. These traps were good at catching the adults. Definitely recommend putting some where you think you need them before treating the soil. I kept a few up even switching a few out just to see how much they would hold and I swear it filled up and was almost all black except where the wings were. Continue working well for a long time even in dusty areas. My ONLY wish is for them to have a little more support in the spot that goes in the ground so you can just as easily but it into firmer soil and hopefully have better support in loose dusty dirt.

Work great.

Sadly didn't work for us. A few weeks back we started noticing tons of fruit flies in our house. Mostly in the kitchen. We thought this trap would work but not a single fly got stuck. The adhesive seemed sticky and I could see flies walking across it very slowly. I had to physically press them down to get them to stick! What worked for us was a simple solution of 1/2 a cup of water mixed with 2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar, 3 tablespoons of sugar and six drops of dishwashing liquid. Left out on the kitchen counter in a glass cereal bowl. I kept 3 bowls out and caught so many in each (I made separate solutions for each dish). I only counted one bowl and guess what there were 67 flies!..we empty them every 2 days and still keep getting flies into new batches of solution. I thought that this sticky paper would be easier and work better especially since the reviews were great. I even stuck the pointy end of the paper into a small piece of banana to attract the flies, but not a single one got stuck, even though they were swarming around it and walking across the paper. We bought plastic apple shaped fruit fly traps as well and they didnt work either. The flies keep flying in and out of them.lol.. Either our fruit flies are a different species with legs that glide over sticky paper or the product is defective. I have attached a photo of two bowls I set out yesterday. This is the 3rd set of bowls. Because the flies in our house have reduced from the previous traps, they didn't catch as many as the first time we set them out. But still I think they caught a good amount! Oh God I hate fruit flies. Stealthy annoying little creatures.

they're good

I love that these traps take up no room. I have been using another trap for years that is effective, but you don't actually see what it's caught (which can also be a good thing!) but main things I don't like is taking counterspace, and I don't want them all over the place, and they lose effectiveness once not fresh. These cute little butterfly traps are non toxic, no liquid to spill, and you can stick them in plants or hang up so are inconspicuous and the materials provided make it easy to create little hangers for whatever you can hook on. I have a problem with fruit flies because I leave my porch door open for my cat when it's nice out which is most of the time in FL. I can see this trap is catching a lot of flies, more quickly than liquid traps, and it will be easy to switch out. If I had toddlers I'd put out of reach cuz of the stickiness (their hands get sticky enough as it is!) but other than that I believe you would have no worries using this. LOVE this product and the seller was also very prompt and used sensible packaging. THANK YOU, TRAPPIFY!

I researched the life cycle of the fungus gnat because all the plants in my office, at least four departments' worth, are infested. We are a safety-oriented company and we produce silica, so my discovery that diatomaceous earch (basically powdered silica) would interrupt the life cycle of these things brought both a thrill and some sadness; the powdered form of silica is no good to inhale. There was no way I was going to break out the inhalation PPE to work with that stuff and there was ALSO no way I was going to introduce it into the building without PPE and cause a safety incident (the place is strict, 'k?). Enter these sticky things. They trap and kill adult gnats, which interrupts the life cycle at the end, but they're only sticky on the butterfly shape, they're super easy to insert into a potted plant's soil, they are not an inhalation hazard, and they WORK. One week in and there are dozens of gnats stuck to these things. I seeded them into the potted plants in all four departments in the hope that we'll knock down the population because they're as annoying as fruit flies. No regrets, may buy another pack.