So now with garden season in full swing, I have somehow managed to acquire my own swarm of fruit flies and they are all over my fresh veggies. I think they were originally attracted to a tomato that got squashed and I didn't realize it until they were everywhere. Is there a somewhat easy way to kill these things without spraying? Maybe a little trap I can buy?
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We've had this problem for the last two summers, and have found the easiest and most effective way to get rid of them is to form a trap... Just get a bowl, put half a banana or apple in the bowl, and then cover the bowl with saran wrap. Lastly, use a fork to poke small holes in the saran wrap. The flies will get in but can't get out... You'll be shocked how many you catch, especially if you place three or four throughout the house!
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Originally posted by Split Arrow View PostWe've had this problem for the last two summers, and have found the easiest and most effective way to get rid of them is to form a trap... Just get a bowl, put half a banana or apple in the bowl, and then cover the bowl with saran wrap. Lastly, use a fork to poke small holes in the saran wrap. The flies will get in but can't get out... You'll be shocked how many you catch, especially if you place three or four throughout the house!
That's an awesome idea!!!!! Never heard that one!!!
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Originally posted by twobittxn View PostInside, apple cider vinegar works well. So does the banana and saran. Also, clean the drain in the sink. That's where they live and breed.
Outside, I have no idea.
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