Raid Essentials Fruit Fly Trap, Made with Essential Oils, Child and Pet Safe, 5.4 oz

I've bought a variety of different bug removal products and this is the one I had the least confidence in. Reviews didn't seem bad but the negative outweighed the positive in my head and I nervously made the purchase. Let me tell you, I was wrong 100x over. The first week I set it up I noticed it attracting them in droves, sitting around the rim but not going in. I was scared here but I carried on. Not too long later I peered in when passing by and it had caught TONS. I have had it open a bit past the 21 days it recommended, and while the strong smell has vanished, it still seems to attract them even now. It is a bit gross with seeing clumps of the little dead things at the bottom, so I wouldn't recommend keeping it out for long. I don't receive guests so it was no inconvenience for me to keep this in the problem areas indefinitely. Next to my sink for the drain buggers, and right on my dining table. I'm keeping it open for a few days more and will definitely be buying another when I'm next able! Maybe two, but that might be a bit much haha!

The product is very useful and I was able to scoop some out and put into other jars. The smell though is very strong and terrible. Overall this product is useful and gets the job done done. I recommend.

Sheeeshh this baby worksss.. opened it for two seconds and had some fruit flies around the edge. The smell is strong of apple cider vinegar.. but they die instantly once drank ig. I noticed i would have to put a little of the fluid on the outer ring. Because they wasnt going in. But eventually they did.. works good. Bit pricey for something I could make at home..

I had high hopes for this fruit fly trap, but unfortunately it didn't work very well for us. I placed it in an area where we were consistently seeing fruit flies and left it out for an extended period, but I didn't notice much of a reduction in the number of flies. I do like that it's child- and pet-friendly and easy to set up, but the effectiveness just wasn't there in our experience. It may work better in different conditions, but it didn't solve our fruit fly issue. Overall, it was simple to use, but I didn't see the results I was hoping for.

This product really did the the trick I was so impressed with it and a couple of days there was no more fruit flies and there was thousands of them there when I first put this out so I'm more than happy with it and I highly recommend it thank you so much

A little strong smelling but worth it to get rid of the gnats. Between this and the blue light sticky trap, our nasty issue is nearly gone!

I had a gnat size fly that was driving me nuts. So I bought this Raid product. I love it. I shook it like the directions say then I opened the cap and took off the inside plastic. I located a spot in the middle of my plants near the window. The first day I could see the gnats on the rim and accidentally touched the container and they all flew away. The next day I had (no kidding) 15 gnats floating in the container. GROSS!! I thought I only had one. Then I moved it to my kitchen and there were 2 more that found the container. They dove right in like the rest. I love it. Obviously they didn’t realize how toxic this liquid was. It was so easy to open and it did its trick. It is like 1/2 cup container so small, easy to use, better than plain apple cider vinegar. It isn’t noticeable and worked better than I ever imagined. As a matter of fact I put it on 21 day repeat subscription in case. But after 6 days, I think I got them all. It does have the scent of apple cider vinegar but you have to be close to it to smell it. I also emptied it down the drain ( that is the directions) and there is sludge in the bottom. I think it disintegrates the bugs as well. . I couldn’t be pleased more.

These fruit fly traps are easy to set up and start catching gnats almost immediately, thanks to the sweet scent of the bait. I like that they use essential oils and are safe to use around my kitchen, and the small design blends in near the fruit bowl. They don't trap every last fly, but they noticeably reduce the population over the span of a couple of days. The traps dry out and need replacing every few weeks, yet they offer a convenient, nontoxic way to keep pesky flies at bay.

What an absolute waste of money. The smell is ridiculous and it caught 1 fruit fly! The rest are flying in the room laughing at the product

Absolutely stinks of white vinegar and takes over the entire room with the smell. Much better products out there