Questions and Answers for RESCUE Outdoor Reusable Fly Trap Canister

A:  Our Reusable Fly Trap will not work on fruit flies, but our Fruit Fly Trap will catch them.

A:  We suggest you pour the contents into a sealable container like a Ziplock bag and throw that away. Regardless of how you dispose of the trap contents, we recommend using some kind of trash liner or plastic bag to contain it and manage the odor.

A:  I never really paid attention to if it worked better in the sun or the shade but my preference is that i think it’s better in the shade because with the sun beating on it, I think it evaporates faster. Again, that is my personal preference. Our thought process but the product is amazing. It helps 100%.

A:  Yes it does I have a couple out side were they receive direct sun light and another couple in my balcony on shade. The only thing I’ll suggest is to put them in a place against the wind has they have a bad smell after few days of placing them

A:  Our Fly Traps do not use any killing agents or poisons. They rely on luring flies with food and feed-grade ingredients, then trapping the flies until they expire on their own.

A:  Never tried that but I believe it still works

A:  If I remember correctly, the lid is larger than a mason jar lid. The entire container is much bigger than a mason jar given the amount of bugs that can go inside.

A:  Our water-based Fly Traps are meant for outdoor use only. While it is non-toxic, the attractant still produces a strong, unpleasant smell that you will not want to have inside. We recommend placing these traps outside and at least 20 feet away from any building entrances, windows, and areas with human activity.

A:  I would not, it has a very unique odor to help attract the flies. It does not smell pleasant at all.

A:  Yes, Our Reusable Outdoor Fly Trap has refills.

A:  You can find all the ingredients and safety data sheets on our website, rescue.com/petsafety Please let us know if you have more questions!

A:  Sucrose, Putrescent whole egg solids, Yeast,Trimethylamine, Indole, Other