48 Yellow Sticky Traps for Fruit Flies, Gnats and Whiteflies
Tiny flies over the fruit bowl and gnats rising from the soil wear down any kitchen or plant corner. These double-sided yellow traps go where the flies hover, with stakes for pots and a board that handles sun and damp. Forty-eight of them covers the whole kitchen and every plant.
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Tiny flies over the fruit bowl and gnats rising from the soil wear down any kitchen or plant corner. These double-sided yellow traps go where the flies hover, with stakes for pots and a board that handles sun and damp. Forty-eight of them covers the whole kitchen and every plant.
48 double-sided yellow sticky traps that catch fruit flies, whiteflies, fungus gnats and mosquitoes indoors and outdoors
- fruit flies around kitchen
- whiteflies and fungus gnats in houseplants
- mosquitoes and flying bugs outdoors
- pests in garden soil
Forty-eight yellow traps mean fewer flying pests around your kitchen and plants, starting today.
Tiny flies over the fruit bowl and gnats lifting from every pot wear you down fast. Yellow boards by the sink, in the soil and along the garden bed catch them before they multiply, and one pack covers the whole house without another vinegar bowl.
Double-sided adhesive that holds up indoors and out
- Stick where the flies land
Both sides of each board carry adhesive, so a trap set by a pot or near the drain catches flies coming from any direction. The glossy yellow surface is waterproof and sun-resistant, so it keeps working on a bright patio or a damp windowsill.
- Forty-eight traps, four shapes
The count covers a kitchen, a windowsill of pots and a garden bed in one box. Each shape comes in 12 pieces, so you can split the pack between the sink, the fruit bowl and every plant without running short in one spot.
- Works indoors and out
Every trap has a stake attached, so it stands in the soil without tape or clips. The board stays flat and sticky once the film is off, and the UV-resistant finish means one pack handles a sunny kitchen windowsill and the soil outside.
Peel, stake and place in under a minute
- 1Peel the protective film
Lift the film from one side of the board. The adhesive stays covered until you pull it off, so leave the film on until you are ready to place the trap.
- 2Stake it into the soil
Push the attached stake into the potting mix beside the plant, with the board just above the surface. Gnats rising from the soil meet the yellow board first.
- 3Or set it by the sink
Stand the trap near the fruit bowl or along the sink edge, or hang it nearby, with the sticky side facing the air where the flies hover.
- 4Check it every week
Look for dark insects stuck to the yellow surface. Swap out any board that is full or coated in dust so the rest keep catching.
Forty-eight traps in four shapes for every spot
- Bird shape trap×12
12 cm tall, 8 cm wide, with stake
- Spiky star trap×12
12 cm tall, 7.5 cm wide, with stake
- Butterfly trap×12
13 cm tall, 7.5 cm wide, with stake
- Bunny-ear trap×12
11 cm tall, 6.5 cm wide, with stake
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The boards draw fruit flies, whiteflies, fungus gnats and mosquitoes, along with other small flying bugs. Yellow is what pulls many of these pests in, so place traps where you see them hovering: over the fruit bowl, around plant soil and in the garden.
The packaging lists the traps as non-toxic. The adhesive is sticky, so keep them out of reach of pets and small children. Set them by the drain or along a counter edge rather than directly over food.
Yes. The board is waterproof and UV-resistant, so it holds up on a sunny patio or a damp windowsill. Indoors, one trap by the sink and another by the fruit bowl covers the spots flies favour most.
Peel the film, then push the stake into the soil at the edge of the pot with the board just above the surface. Keep the stake clear of the root ball and the board will sit where gnats rise.
All four shapes share the same double-sided adhesive board, so the catch surface is identical. The shape is about fit: the butterfly and bird sit neatly among leaves, while the star and bunny-ear suit open soil or a bed edge.
A single trap covers one small spot and runs out of room fast. A 48-count pack puts boards across the sink, the fruit bowl, every pot and the bed at once, so you are not stuck buying one trap at a time while the flies multiply.