Fruit Fly Trap – Trapple
Our Fruit Fly Trap is designed as an attractive, decorative method of keeping your fruit fresh by eliminating the annoyance of fruit flies. With Pestrol Trapple, only four quick, clean, easy steps are needed to capture and contain fruit flies in your home. A fruit fly can just appear out of nowhere, so if you need to ask
How To Get Rid Of Fruit Flies it is easier than you think. Our amazing fruit fly control product will eliminate all vinegar flies and fruit flies from your home or business.
Our bar and vinegar fruit fly trap is an excellent way of catching more fruit flies. Customers hate sitting in a restaurant or cafe and having to constantly swipe away annoying fruit flies.
You will receive 1 x Trapple Trap (Apple), 1 x attractant that lasts 6-8 weeks, 1 x adhesive board that lasts 6-8 weeks.
Suggestions for use:
- Place the fruit Trapple into a fruit bowl or close to where fruit flies are present.
- Enjoy quiet & clean control of fruit flies in your kitchen 24/7
- Fruit flies will be trapped both on the adhesive trap card and inside the attractant cup.
Features
- Apple-shaped Fruit Fly Trap with Attractant
- The Simple, Easy Solution
- Controls Flying Pests by Attracting them Away from Fruit
- Contains Natural Food Attractants
- Attractive and Decorative Trap
Below shows the inside adhesive of the Trapple with the fruit flies attached. Unfortunately, we used this in the office after the long weekend in Sydney when one of our staff left some food in our kitchen area. A valuable lesson for all of us, good that we sell pest control products.
Daniel Phillips –
It works okay. It’s not exactly a magnet for fruit flies, but it does catch some. I just bought some refills.
Jacqui –
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The ‘attractant’ doesn’t seem to work & the sticky pad is difficult to keep level.
DAVID POWER –
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We placed it near the lemon and lime trees, too early to tell yet, but we were concerned that when it rained that water would get inside from the little holes on the top of the apple.
jeffrey SUTTON –
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