TerroFruit Fly Traps for Indoors (6 Pack) + 270 Days of Lure Supply

In less than 24 hours these little traps helped my buggy problem that was seriously driving me bonkers. I had the led traps that plug in an outlet but they were not helping a lot. I bought these on a whim and put two in my kitchen, one in my living room, and one in my bathroom. I had those big gross drain gnats and fruit flies. I keep my house really clean too. I was running bleach down the drains, cleaning the bathroom everyday and the kitchen counters, sinks and floors and everything. I don’t buy bananas or leave any fruit out. I have no idea why we have this problem here. But like I said I almost immediately noticed the problem improving and this morning checked the little traps and they are full of the fruit flies and the disgusting drain gnats. I’m so happy and pleased!

I’ve tried a handful of indoor fly traps, but the These Indoor Insect Trap has been the most effective and user-friendly so far! After about 24 hours of use, I started noticing a significant drop in flying pests around my kitchen and living room and the apple is adorable!Pros:• Silent Operation• No Harsh Chemicals: Safe to use around pets and food prep areas.• Sleek Design: It doesn’t look out of place on a counter or side table.• Works Well on Fruit Flies and Gnats: It’s especially effective if you run it near trash cans or fruit bowls.Cons:• Not great for Houseflies: Larger flies are harder to trap unless they’re already sluggish.Overall, if you’re struggling with small flying insects indoors and want a low-maintenance, non-toxic solution, this trap is worth the investment!

These TERRO fruit fly traps really work — and fast! I had a fruit fly problem that came out of nowhere, and within a day of setting these up near my fruit bowl and compost bin, they were catching flies like crazy. It’s honestly kind of shocking (in a satisfying way) how many end up in there so quickly.The design is discreet and cute — shaped like little apples — so they don’t look gross sitting out on your counter. Setup is as easy as it gets: just pull the tab and place it where you’ve seen activity. No mess, no mixing, and no strong odors.Each trap lasts a couple of weeks, and they’re great for keeping things under control without having to constantly swat or chase flies around. If you deal with fruit flies regularly (especially in warmer months), these are 100% worth keeping on hand.

I was dealing with a major fruit fly infestation that had spread to multiple rooms, and I was honestly at my wit’s end. I decided to try these fly traps, and to my surprise, they started working almost instantly. Within 24 hours, the number of fruit flies had dropped dramatically. By 48 hours, I only spotted a few stragglers. And by 72 hours—completely gone. It was like a miracle.Of course, I still had to do my part—cleaning thoroughly and tracking down the source—but these traps did the heavy lifting and gave me a huge head start. I’ll definitely be buying them again (though fingers crossed I won’t need to). Highly recommend if you’re dealing with a stubborn infestation!

I hardly ever leave reviews, but I felt like I needed to for these because I really can't understand why these have a 4.0 rating.I had a fruit fly infestation due to my own stupidity and I had tried everything to get them out. Tried the apple cider vinegar and soap trick and I caught maybe 5.I put out 3 of these babies and saw a noticeable difference in 24 hours, and then practically gone in 48.Not sure why people are saying there isn't enough of the liquid given. You don't even need that much. I was able to fill 4 traps with one bottle of liquid. And this handled about 90% of my infestation. And for me they didn't evaporate either. Could be because I keep my house at a constant 69/70?I'm down to about maybe 20 or less flies left that refuse to GTFO. But I just refreshed two of the traps so I'm hopeful that this adventure will be concluded within the next 24 hours.I cannot recommend these enough. I wish I was able to give them more than 5 stars. They have literally saved my house.

This is the only thing that I’ve had success with. Sure the homemade vinegar and dish soap traps somewhat worked, but the flies were escaping after getting a sweet taste of victory. Thankfully these lure the flies into their death trap, and keep them there… where they belong! So long, misery inducing insects from a world below….

Couldn't tell if it was actually working, since we still had a few fruit flies present. Oddly, there were no fruit flies near a very ripe banana, so maybe it was helping. However they remained present around and in our kitchen compost bin despite the fact that I had put it right beside the bin. Today I tried putting it inside of the bin to see if that helps.

They work relatively well. The lure they come with attracts fruit flies and kills them rather nicely. On the plus side, it's small, so easy to hide. However, and it's a big one (at least to me). The lids are so hard to remove. They are snap-on lids (instead of twist-on), so with a bunch of dead bugs in the container, you have to force the lids off, and in the process, you can get dead bugs on your hands. I will never buy these again.