Contech - Fruit Fly Trap Setup

Fruit flies are a common nuisance in homes, restaurants and supermarkets - anywhere fruit, vegetables or garbage bins offer a tempting place for them to lay their eggs. But now you can keep your kitchen fruit-fly free, with Contechs Fruit Fly Trap. A natural attractant entices fruit flies into the decorative trap, where a disposable sticky pad ensures they dont escape. Safe, effective, and 100% pesticide free, the Contech Fruit Fly Trap is an easy and effective way to eliminate fruit flies from your kitchen, without using harmful sprays or chemicals.

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Education

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• fruit fly
• insect trap
• green
• pheromone

[ContechEnterprises]

We would definitely like to resolve the issues you are experiencing with our Fruit Fly Trap. Please contact us directly by calling (800)767-8658, Monday to Friday, 7:30am - 4:30pm PST or email us directly at support@contech -inc.com, and we would be happy to help.

[MsCanadapost]

Yuck! What are the little WHITE WORMS that crawl out of the teabag after five days??

[ContechEnterprises]

The tea bag like object is the lure used to attract the fruit flies into the trap. If the fruit flies do not immediately get stuck on the sticky card, they will occasionally lay eggs on the lure.

Please ensure that the release paper has been taken off of the sticky card.

[ContechEnterprises]

If you find that the fruit flies are not sticking to the paper, it is possible that the card has lost its stickiness. If that is the case we would be happy to send a package of replacement cards and bait for you to try, in case the original sticky cards were defective.

Please feel free to call us at (800) 767-8658, Monday to Friday, 7:30am - 4:30pm PST, we are always happy to help.

[MsCanadapost]

More problems with this trap: The flies are getting trapped but the maggot egglings

are finding their way out of the trap and crawling around my living room. Has anyone else got this problem?

[MsCanadapost]

The trap works well, I just got groced out by the maggot-like creatures. I wouldn't open it to re-moisten anything, with worms crawling around inside. But seeing that I trapped a good 200 flies with one jar, there probably just wasn't any room left on the sticky paper.