Super Ninja Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors, 2-Pack Fruit Fly Catcher

Small but mighty. These work so well! They are super inconspicuous & easy to tuck into any little corner. Be careful not to knock them over & consider keeping the tops for easier disposal once they’re full. Worth the price for sure & my fruit flies are gone but I’m reordering a pack to have on standby!!

I tried 3 different brands of liquid fruit fly attractant: in this home for 25 yrs but had never had a fruit fly problem in my life, they must have come in w/fruit which we don't buy a lot of: found out one female lays 500 eggs...This product, Super Ninja Fruit fly traps- I put several of these pre-filled bottles out for days but SUPER NINJA FRUIT FLY TRAPS DID NOT CATCH A SINGLE FRUIT FLY, compared to Terro brand used in the red plastic tomatoes, which worked well. I even tried the Super Ninja bait in the red Terro plastic tomatoe containers as some ads claimed the color + shape of the vessel played a role in attracting bugs but still no luck. The excellent Terro brand even worked well in a clear glass baby food jar. Terro works well, I see several of the fruit flies in the liquid. However, the tomatoe shaped plastic holders can tip easy, its a sticky, stinky liquid for which the company in South America would not tell me if it has a percent of poison in it- many of their products do, + they only give the number of poison control, + insist that the formula is 'proprietary information'. But after trying 3 brands, will stick w/Terro even though it does not sell a large container of liquid (I do not need more plastic tomatoe holders plus glass baby food jars worked just as well) Have put the Terro liquid bait-filled plastic tomatoes in clear plastic cups (clear so insects could see the red fruit shape), as the tomatoes have many preferations, which is good, but they are light-weight, tip + spill easily. However, the flat rectangular shape of the bottles of the Super Ninja Fruit fly Traps, though the liquid they came with is useless, the bottles w/their flat walls can be attached to any flat surface or wall w/a sticky strip; That had been my intent when I ordered them so I did not have to worry about containers spilling or space to put them down in or my cat getting to one... As the Ninja contents have proved useless, I will empty + rinse them out so I can fill them w/Terro attractant. will report if the insects will use these glass containers. While I had planned to take advantage of the flat walls of the Ninja glass containers + a photo in the Ad may have suggested they could be stuck to a wall, I was surprised that they came w/a pre-attached silicone sticky strip pre-attached for that purpose (one should use a spatula to remove the sticky strip and bottle intact from the wall (they are silicone w/adhesive + residue can be easily removed). There was one other brand of 25 vials which also did not catch a single fruit fly- even when used in Terro's tomatoe shape, which I also do not recommend, 'Qualirey 20 Pack Fruit Fly Trap Refill Liquid'... Do not recommend the Super Ninja Fly Traps because the bait does not work, at least for my fruit flies in Connecticut; but I still need to substitute Terro liquid bait in their their rectangular glass containers a+ see if the insects will then use them before I formally recommend the containers themselves- they have a yellow funnel on top. However, $39.99 plus tax is a high price to pay for the 12 glass containers which I will need to empty out to use with Terro brand liquid- if the bugs will use that container w/Terro bait.

I put these fruit fly trap bottles on my kitchen counter and behind my sink as that's where most of the flies were. I wasn't sure they were going to work as the flies would sit on the top of the bottle, but eventually they went in the bottle. I also made sure not to have any fruit or vegetables on my counters so they would be eliminated quickly. It's also important to clean your sink drain area so drain bugs don't congregate as well. You can see by my picture the number for fruit flies on the bottom of the bottle. It took maybe 1-2 weeks to be rid of all of them, but it worked. I was very pleased and would use again if needed.

We’ve been having a fruit fly issue in our apartment for several weeks. We’ve set them around the kitchen, specially near the sink. I think we’ve probably caught a 100 bugs. This with a bunch of other methods has greatly improved our gnat situation. It’s just sit it and forget it. It’s cheap, and we’ve ordered some more to replace our old ones because they’re pretty full. However, this isn’t a permanent solution because you need to kill the source. We’re trying the boiling water down the sink.

This is a comparison review of this and the following competing products: TERRO Fruit Fly Trap [ASIN:B01MRHXM0I] (4 traps) Super Ninja Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors [ASIN:B0D5DJ7V4P] (4 traps) Aunt Fannie's FlyPunch Fruit Fly Trap, Indoor Kitchen Use [ASIN:B00WMZMHPW] (1 trap) Wondercide - Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors [ASIN:B09WJLKZP1] (1 trap used) We had a bloom of fruitflies explode from our kitchen garbage can, as well as fruitfly larvae and pupae in our outdoor garbage can which persist across multiple cleanings and sprayings. I bought the first two traps above, started using them, then when they caught fewer than expected, used a rechargeable handvac to catch most of the remaining flies but also purchased and added the last two traps. I then left the house for 10 days for a trip and upon returning examined the traps. Here are the results: 1. Super Ninja caught way more flies than all of the others (30 or 40). 2. Terro caught the next many, perhaps 1/3 the number caught by Super Ninja (~10). 3. Aunt Fannies and Wondercide caught the fewest -- 3 and 2 flies, respectively. 4. Homemade trap (apple cider vinegar with soap in an open bowl) -- 0 flies This was not a scientifically setup test. For one, I used more Terro and Super Ninja traps than the others, and there were more flies in the house when I used them. Nonetheless, I was surprised to see how many Super Ninja caught. I say this because I watched the flies examining the traps. They generally landed and explored, but didn't go in. (I guess they later went in, after all.) They landed more on Wondercide and Super Ninja than I saw them landing on the others. Wondercide smelled the strongest, had significant residue at the bottom and says to shake it up. However it was by far the most expensive, didn't catch many flies, the usage instructions were contradictory, and it is a much larger container than needed. The Super Ninja were small, convenient (came with a screw-on lid and no need to pour liquid like the Terro traps require), and came with 4 traps. If I need more traps in the future, I will buy those from Super Ninja. I don't give it 5 stars because some fruit flies still ignored it and all of the traps.

These worked great for me. They work at night. During the day the flies seemed mostly interested in other things besides the traps. However in the morning, looking at the bottle, I could see that the trap had caught a number of them over night. The trap also works best if you can get a handle on the source of new flies getting inside. I found out that the flies were getting into the house through a screen door with a mesh that had screen holes that were wide enough for the flies to fly right through. Once that source of entry was dealt with, the traps quickly caught the remaining flies in the house and the problem seemed to stop. I put the traps in the kitchen, on a window sill. The flies are attracted to the kitchen due to food smells, so keeping the traps there worked very well. I also had a lesser problem with them in the bathroom where I believe they were coming out of the sink drain. Again I put the traps on the window sill and closed the bathroom door at night. In the morning, I could see several dead flies in the trap. These traps worked well for me, so 5 stars.

Fruit flies didnt care to much. Sat & flew away. It did catch some as few were on bottom. I had a jar with apple cider vinegar, drop of dish detergent, & tiny piece of fruit with plastic wrap on top (holes poked in) that had tons of dead gnats. For 3 days I kept smelling a strong whiff of cider vinegar...so I spray & wipe the area I was smelling it but i couldnt figure out what it was. The 3rd day was deep cleaning Friday...my husband moves the fruit & veg stand...My kid had knocked over one of the Ninja jars unknown us. it had ran down the back side of counter. I could swear this stuff was straight apple cider vinegar

I thought it was a waste of money at first. I wasn’t patient enough! Had so many fruit flies and it took a little time but then, they were all gone! Good product

Lo tengo dos semanas puesto, en aseo, galería y cocina. (Justo en la salida de las moscas) Y nada... No ha entrado ni una. Una estafa total. Haría foto pero es como hacer una foto al tarro de la imagen... está intacto.

Bon produit mais un bocal plus volumineux serait encore plus efficace.

Sharing from North Brisbane. I bought these on the 29th July, it's now the 8th August. This is how many of the little turds this trap caught. As you can see it's amazingly effective. Between these traps and me with my electric zapper thing it's helping the problem for sure. Annoyingly though, as there was never this many in the house at one time which indicates they're coming in from outside rather than breeding in the house, which presents a problem that the traps can't fix unfortunately. I sprayed strong weedkiller all around the outside of the house and down the drains yesterday which actually seems to have made quite a difference, so that might be a tip for anyone else with the same problem.

tek tük meyve sineği varsa içine düşüyor ama çoksa bir faydası yok,sinekleri kendine çekmiyor.elma sirkesi daha etkili,anında toplaşıyorlar.

I primi giorni non funzionava, poi ho capito che bisogna far in modo che l'imbuto giallo sia impregnato del liquido per attirarci bene i moscerini (basta avvitare il tappo e capovolgere la bottiglietta una volta e ritogliere il tappo). Molto efficace e discreto, lo consiglio ho risolto il problema