Solar Wasp Trap for Outdoor Dining, Reusable & Waterproof
Dinner outside should not mean swatting. This solar trap hangs in the yard, glows blue after dusk and pulls wasps, bees and flies into a clear jar you can check at a glance. Nothing to spray, nothing near your plate.
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Dinner outside should not mean swatting. This solar trap hangs in the yard, glows blue after dusk and pulls wasps, bees and flies into a clear jar you can check at a glance. Nothing to spray, nothing near your plate.
Solar-powered outdoor trap that lures and catches wasps, bees and flies without chemicals
- wasps and bees around outdoor dining areas
- fruit flies and flying pests in gardens and orchards
- mosquitoes at night
Enjoy outdoor dinners without the sting.
Wasps and flies circle every plate you set outside, and swatting ruins the meal. This solar trap lures them into a clear jar, chemical-free, so you can finally eat outside in peace.
Solar lure, clear jar, nothing to refill
- Solar-powered all night
The solar panel on the lid charges the built-in blue LED through the day, and the light comes on as evening falls. Flying pests are drawn to the glow and find the side openings on their own.
- A jar you can actually see
The transparent jar shows what has been caught without lifting the trap off its hook. Empty it when it fills, rinse it out and hang it back up. No sprays and no sticky strips to replace.
- Hangs wherever you need it
A stainless steel wire lets you hang the trap from a branch, a patio hook or an orchard limb. The waterproof build handles rain and summer sun, so it stays put from the first warm week to the last.
Hang it, forget it, eat outside
- 1Pick a sunny spot
Choose a branch or hook that gets several hours of direct sun. The solar panel needs daylight to charge the LED for the evening.
- 2Hang it 10 to 15 feet from the table
Close enough to catch what drifts toward your meal, far enough that pests reach the trap before your plate.
- 3Let it charge before dinner
Hang it in the afternoon so the LED has power when the sun drops.
- 4Check the jar every few days
The clear jar shows the catch at a glance. Empty it once it fills, since a full jar stops catching well.
Empty, rinse, rehang
- Empty the jar when it fills
Tip out the catch and dispose of it. A full jar stops catching well and can smell in the heat.
- Rinse the clear jar
Rinse it with warm water before the next hang so the new catch starts clean.
- Keep the solar panel clear
Wipe dust and leaves off the lid so the panel gets full daylight.
- Store it dry over winter
Let the trap dry completely and keep it indoors until next season.
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It is built to lure wasps, bees and flies, and the clear jar shows exactly what comes in. You see the mix in your own yard rather than taking a label's word for it, and the jar is easy to check at any time.
Placement decides this. Hang it 10 to 15 feet from your table so pests reach the trap before your plate. Keep it out of the middle of your seating area and empty the jar regularly so the catch does not build up near the yard.
It charges less on overcast days, so the LED will not glow as long or as bright. A spot with several hours of direct sun gives the strongest evening light. If you also light the yard, solar garden lights run on the same idea.
The trap has no spray or insecticide, so it sits away from food without chemical drift. Still, hang it out of direct reach of small children and higher than a pet can reach.
Tip out the catch, rinse the clear jar and let it dry before you clip it back on. The trap goes back on its hook the same afternoon, and you can use it again next summer.
You are paying for a solar-charged light, a waterproof build and a stainless steel hanger. Basic bottle traps need bait refills and often get ignored after a week. This one runs on sunlight, rinses clean and goes out again season after season, so the cost spreads over many summers instead of repeating every few weeks.