Fly and Wasp Trap - Gainsborough - Black

You can use a mixture of sugar water or fruit juice. Experiment with different types of fruit juice like apple or grape to see what works best in your area.

Replacement frequency depends on insect activity. Typically, they need to be replaced every 2-4 weeks, or sooner if they become completely covered in insects or lose their stickiness.

While designed for outdoor use, it can be used indoors in areas with significant fly problems. However, be mindful of the bait attracting insects and ensure it's placed where it won't be an inconvenience.

No, the trap requires you to prepare your own bait using sugar water or fruit juice. The bait ball is provided for you to fill.

The trap measures approximately H21 x W13.5 x D13.5cm.

Yes, replacement inserts (sticky glue pads) are available for purchase separately.

The trap itself is weather-resistant and designed for longevity. The consumable parts, like the glue pads and bait, will need regular replacement.

Ensure the bait is fresh and appealing. Try a different bait mixture (e.g., sweet fruit juice, sugar water). Check that the trap is placed in a high-traffic insect area and is not too close to competing food sources.

This can happen in very hot or humid conditions. Ensure the trap is not exposed to direct rain, which can affect the pads. Replace pads as needed.

Adjust the bait recipe; some insects are attracted to specific sugars. Ensure the trap is placed away from flowering plants if possible, or consider if the bait is too general.

Ensure no debris is obstructing the mechanism. Gently clean around the edges if dirt buildup is suspected.