Super Ninja Indoor Fruit Fly Trap - 4 Traps - Fruit Fly Trap for Kitchen and Indoor Use - Fruit Fly Trap - Up to 3 Weeks

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.

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.

Started to get a lot of fruit flies at work in the break room. Was constantly getting hit in the face with them. Put this in the room and closed the door and we all went home. Came back the next morning and all the fruit flies were gone and the trap was filled. Video instructions are on YouTube and was very easy to use. The video on their QR code didn’t work as the website said it was down. Make sure you pull the yellow thing out and wash and dry so they will go in and not stay on the outside.

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 very well for catching the adults flying around. Still gotta clean your drains and make sure you keep your house clean and free of trash/dishes/dirty laundry but it works pretty good. Its so gross to see them all floating in there but satisfying to see how many they catch. It sticks very well, I even un-stuck some of them a few times to move them to different spots and it still stuck nicely where I needed it to go. It does not leave behind any residue or stickiness on your surfaces like the sticky traps do so that is a nice plus. And they are the biggest eye sore so you dont really notice them.