KelaFruit Fly Traps Fino, Ceramic, White, 8,50x8,50x6,50 cm, 8,5x8,5x6,5 cm

Brilliant. Very easy to use. Looks neat and discreet. It works. Used first time and no fruit flies flying around my fruit bowl. Looked inside the pot and they are all in there - dead. I used white wine vinegar' a bit of golden syrup and a few drops of washing up liquid. At last no more fruit flies.

Works very well for these very small flies which are a real nuisance in late autumn. I tried a number of different types of wine/fruit vinegar from my wife's 'collection' and found sherry vinegar to be most successful (but they all worked). The addition of a few drops of washing-up liquid is necessary to reduce the surface tension of the liquid. This means the flies sink in rather than standing/ floating on top. My only criticism is that it is too expensive for something so simple.

So I've had a fruit fly problem for a few weeks now and had been using home made traps that worked really well but weren't very nice to look at so I shelled out for this 'pot' with a lid knowing it was overpriced but hoping it would at least perform as well as a home made trap and wouldn't look as nasty. It doesn't. At all. The problem is the holes in the lid are too small. A fruit fly could get through, but it would be a bit of a squeeeze and this obviously deters the little buggers from actually going into the trap, thereby making it totally useless. I'd actually have more luck throwing the pot at the flies, though I'd probably only get one throw out of it. Would still be more effective than it's actual intended use. I'll probably just put cling film over the top and put realisic sized holes in, but for the price this really shouldn't be needed. If you're thinking of buying this....don't.

Does what it’s meant to, effectively and efficiently and without you having to look at an ugly plastic trap (or a ton of dead flies). Am buying another one now.

Love the idea of this, environmentally friendly and nice looking item. Unfortunately didn’t work for me, holes too big the flies go in and out

This looks really good and had high hopes for this. We followed the instructions but it is yet to trap any fruit flies. It has now been in the kitchen for two days, discreetly sat by the fruit bowl.

Flies. They’re in my home. And if you’re reading this I bet they’re in your home too. Having tried all sorts of increasingly deranged solutions the only thing that I’ve found successful in managing their numbers is the classic fly trap of a cup of some enticing liquid with a dot of dish soap in it, with a difficult to escape lid. But a plastic bottle shorn in half or a jar with clingfilm over it did not meet my home style requirements. Enter this thing. No longer am I embarrassed to have a fly death trap in my home but I get the added fun of taking a little peek inside now and then to see just how many of the little blighters I’ve taken down. It doesn’t work any better or worse than the home made variety but it looks a lot less like something a serial killer might have in their home. In short: I love it.

This is the most amazing fruit fly trap. I did think it was a little pricey initially but it’s ceramic, solid and looks great-most importantly though, it works really well! I had a really annoying fruit fly problem and had tried all sorts-this ceramic trap has worked better than everything else-every day I was finding lots of dead flies inside trapped in my white vinegar and washing up liquid concoction and now I hardly have any fruit flies left. So pleased! Highly recommended!

La única forma no repugnante de luchar contra la mosca de la fruta. Tengo 5

J’ai placé cet objet juste à côté de la corbeille à fruits. J’y dépose un mélange de vinaigre et liquide vaisselle et c’est très utile pour capturer les moucherons qui volent autour des fruits.

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He probado una variedad bastante amplia de líquidos para atraer a las mosquitas, pero por desgracia ninguna ha funcionado. Vinagre, miel, café, etc. No he conseguido cazar ninguna. Y eso que la casa estaba llena de estos bichos. Recomiendo las pegatinas amarillas en forma de flor que se ponen en las macetas. Eso sí que ha funcionado.

Ich habe einige Fruchtfliegenfallen ausprobiert und mich sehr ausführlich mit den Reviews vieler Fallen beschäftigt. Kunststofffallen fand ich wenig stylisch, oft konnte man sie auch nicht wiederverwenden (keine Nachhaltigkeit) und manchmal sind sie zu instabil; fallen leicht um.Nicht so diese Keramikfalle. Sie steht sehr stabil, sieht (für eine Falle) sehr gut aus und steht bei mir in Küche und Badezimmer. Wie man am Foto sieht, fliegen die Fruchtfliegen auch alle dort hinein nach einer mehr oder weniger kurzen Zeit bereits.Ich befülle mit: Apfelessig (80%) + Apfelsaft (15%) + Spüli (2%) + ein wenig Hefe (3%).Das ganze steht jetzt schon 14 Tage, schimmelt nicht und lockt auch aktuell noch weitere Fliegen an. Ich werde alle 4-6 Wochen tauschen.Der Deckel liegt gut auf, daß man das Innenleben nicht von außen sieht. man kann das Gefäß so befüllen, daß es beim leichten Anstoßen nicht überschwappt (auch der innere Rand verhindert das bei leichten Stößen).Ich bin mit der Falle SEHR glücklich, sehe kaum noch ein Plagegeist herumfliegen (außer ich habe die Balkontüre offen und es kommen neue Fliegen von außen). Ich würde nie wieder eine andere Falle kaufen. Daumen definitiv nach oben! Preis/Leistung stimmt.