Sunflower Window Fruit Fly Traps, Sticky Indoor Catchers
Fruit flies keep coming back to the bowl, and a sunflower trap on the window gives them a sticky place to land instead. It is non-toxic, sprays nothing and works on clean indoor glass. Stick one up and the kitchen starts to feel calm again.
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Fruit flies keep coming back to the bowl, and a sunflower trap on the window gives them a sticky place to land instead. It is non-toxic, sprays nothing and works on clean indoor glass. Stick one up and the kitchen starts to feel calm again.
Sunflower-shaped window fly trap with strong stickiness that catches fruit flies, mosquitoes, flies and moths indoors
- fruit flies in kitchen
- mosquitoes indoors
- flies entering through windows
- moths around home
Let the sunflower catch the buzz so you don't have to
Tired of swatting fruit flies around the bowl? Stick a sunflower trap on the window and watch the flies choose the glass instead.
A Sunflower That Lures Flies Onto the Glass
- A sunflower that lures flies
The red center sits in the middle of the yellow film, which is where flies head first. Once they touch the surface they stay put. The trap covers the insects that matter in a home: fruit flies, mosquitoes, house flies and moths.
- Sticks to glass, stays put
The adhesive grips clean window glass and holds through the warm months. Press the edges flat and it stays up at fly height, right where the kitchen traffic happens. Wipe the glass first so the film grabs properly.
- Non-toxic, no spray needed
There is no insecticide and no liquid. You peel the backing, press the sheet onto indoor glass, and you are done. Nothing to refill, nothing to rinse, and no swatting at the window every evening.
Stick It Where the Flies Already Hang Out
- 1Pick the window nearest the fruit bowl
Fruit flies follow the food, so start with the window closest to the counter or sink where you see them gather.
- 2Wipe the glass clean and dry
Dust and grease weaken the grip. A quick pass with a dry cloth gives the film the clean surface it needs.
- 3Peel the backing
Lift the corner of the clear sheet and pull the backing away. The yellow film stays flat and ready.
- 4Press it flat on the glass
Lay the sheet on the window and smooth out the edges with your palm so it sits flat and holds.
- 5Swap it when it fills
Once the film is covered with flies or stops feeling tacky, peel it off and press a fresh trap in its place.
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It catches fruit flies, along with mosquitoes, house flies and moths. The sticky film holds whatever lands on the sunflower, which is why it works on the small flies that gather around a bowl.
Stick it on clean, dry glass and it grips well. It is made for glass, so keep it off painted sills, fabric and wood, and peel it off when it is full instead of leaving it up for weeks.
A bowl trap needs liquid and refills, and a swatter means chasing flies all day. One sunflower costs little, uses no liquid and catches flies while you do other things. Swap it when the film fills and you are set for the next warm month.
The packaging lists it as non-toxic, and there is no spray or insecticide involved. Still, mount it higher on the window where curious hands and paws will not reach it.