Questions and Answers for TERRO Ready-to-Use Indoor Fruit Fly Traps with Bait (2-Count) - Fast-acting, Non-Staining Lure Targeting Adult Fruit Flies

A:  The rate of evaporation is dependent on a variety of environmental factors including temperature and humidity.

A:  The ingredients in the lure are proprietary and we are unable to disclose them.

A:  No it’s basically just apple cider vinegar which is safe for pets, but it shouldn’t be set anywhere on the floor any way, it should go on a shelf up high

A:  The attractant in this trap is a nontoxic, food grade lure.

A:  Apple cider vinegar

A:  There is not a refill available for the lure. For hygienic reasons, the trap should be disposed of once the lure is gone.

A:  Vinager

A:  I have not seen the lure to be sold separately at the store.

A:  Great question. In my experience these work great for a few days but not near as long as advertised. 

A:  Refills are not available for this product. For sanitary reasons they are designed for one-time use.

A:  In one pack, contains 2 tramps

A:  Each package contains two traps.

A:  Single pack of two

A:  These traps are not recommended for fungus gnats.

A:  I'm not sure about the fungus gnats. I had a terrible infestation of fruit flies a couple of seasons ago that began with a box of strawberries. This product solved that problem. Hope this helps a bit.

A:  No they dont

A:  This product works but unfortunately only on a 'limited' scale. That being said, the traps will catch fruit flies and gnats but my experience has been less than stellar. As for fungus gnats, this product may/may not catch them. They are very difficult to detain. Put it this way: Try the traps. It is better than nothing at all. Hope this helps.

A:  I am sure this works for other people, but I really did not have much luck. And I have tried it more than one time. I also don't know the difference between fungus gnats and just the gnats that I had in our kitchen. I had more luck with just simply apple cider vinegar, some dishwasher soap and sugar mixed in a small bowl. And place the bowl near where the gnats are mostly around.

A:  I bought it the same day I set it out. After 2 weeks, nothing. I thought I had some gnats but I didn't see any in the trap.

A:  So it does loose it sent. I add apple cider vinegar to it to strengthen it and it works fine. Keep them.

A:  The bait absolutely can lose its attractive potency, making it much less effective. These products are typically used immediately after opening, and likely aren't designed to keep for a long period after being opened. I'd guess they have a shelf life of maybe 2-3 months.

A:  It work well for me, very pleased with this product.

A:  Once opened, this product has a shelf-life of one year.