- Fly Trap Indoor, Fruit Fly Traps for Indoors Flying Insect (2 Device + 4 Refills) Gnat Traps for House Indoor, Bug Zapper Indoor, Gnat Killer Catcher & Fruit Fly Killer Light Plug in

This product does work well on gnats . . . However, it only works at night. I suppose it would work with blackout curtains as well. The gnats are attracted to the light, but the light isn’t strong enough to be seen with sunlight pouring in from windows. I had a gnat problem for about a week, and these did take care of it (along with spraying peroxide in my potted plants) after a few days. If you have lots of gnats the sticky traps will fill up fast so be sure to get plenty of refills.

I recently purchased the VEYOFLY Flying Insect Trap for my home, and I am thrilled with its performance. This product has significantly reduced the number of flying insects in my home, making it a more comfortable and enjoyable living space. Highly Effective: The VEYOFLY Flying Insect Trap is incredibly effective at catching various types of flying insects, including fruit flies, gnats, and common houseflies. Within just a few hours of setting it up, I noticed a substantial decrease in the number of annoying insects buzzing around. The trap uses a combination of UV light and a powerful fan to attract and capture insects, ensuring that they are caught and contained quickly and efficiently. Safe and Non-Toxic: One of the main reasons I chose the VEYOFLY trap is its safety features. Unlike traditional insect traps that use harmful chemicals and pesticides, this trap is non-toxic and safe to use around children and pets. I can confidently place it in any room of my house without worrying about potential health risks. This eco-friendly approach to insect control is a big plus for me and my family. Easy to Use and Maintain: Setting up the VEYOFLY trap was a breeze. The instructions were clear and straightforward, and I had it up and running within minutes. The design is user-friendly, and emptying the trap is simple and mess-free. The removable collection tray is easy to clean, and the device itself requires minimal maintenance, making it a convenient solution for busy households. Quiet Operation: Another impressive feature of the VEYOFLY trap is its quiet operation. The fan runs smoothly and quietly, so it doesn't disturb our daily activities or sleep. I can leave it running all night without any disruptive noise, which is a huge advantage compared to other noisy insect traps I've used in the past. Versatile and Discreet Design: The VEYOFLY trap has a sleek and modern design that blends well with any home decor. It’s compact and discreet, so it doesn’t stand out or look out of place in my living room, kitchen, or bedroom. Additionally, its portability allows me to move it from room to room as needed, providing targeted insect control wherever it's most required. Value for Money: Considering its effectiveness, safety features, and ease of use, the VEYOFLY Flying Insect Trap offers excellent value for money. It’s reasonably priced, especially when compared to other high-end insect traps on the market. The peace of mind it provides, knowing my home is protected from flying insects without the use of chemicals, makes it a worthwhile investment. Conclusion: Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the VEYOFLY Flying Insect Trap. It is a highly effective, safe, and user-friendly solution for keeping my home free from flying insects. Its quiet operation, stylish design, and excellent value for money make it a standout product. I highly recommend the VEYOFLY trap to anyone looking for a reliable and non-toxic way to control flying insects indoors – it truly delivers on its promises!

Bought these for use in the camper for some tiny bug and mosquitoes. Works great. I tried it at home for fruit flies and they ignored it. I even put a piece of fruit very close and no other fruit or food in the kitchen, and the fruit flies ignored it, so had to give it a 4 based on that.

If you have gnats this product will get rid of them quickly and easily! One day 36 of them got stuck. Easy to use. Just plug it in and the gnats fly right to it. It works at night.

Spring house plants brought gnats. These help a little. This brand outperformed the competition (BugMD). See the photos. These two were side by side on the same 3 foot long power strip under a desk. I bought both brands because I want sure which works work better.

The principle of the Veyofly, utilizing a defined spectrum of light that flying insects are attracted to, assures that this device will reliably capture some flying pests. Specifically, it seems most effective on small insects like gnats, fruit flies and mosquitos. Whereas it is less effective attracting the common housefly. Although the Veyofly casts a bright circle (say, a bit larger than a foot in diameter) on the wall of a pleasing soft purple light, still it is no match for the bug attraction power of sunlight streaming indoors from your windows. Specifically, in daylight, I've observed common house flies buzzing over and banging into the pane of a window that is immediately above where the Veyofly is illuminated. The problem is further compounded by the fact that house flies don't seem to be "night fliers". For example, study what bugs swarm about over a porch light at night -- it's not black flies, but rather moths, mosquitos and tiny gnats. So, as your house becomes dark the "night flying bugs" will roam about and eventually be attracted to, and be caught, by the Veyofly. Whereas, house flies that have parked themselves, at dusk, outside of the immediate glow of the Veyofly are much less likely to find the device, since, by my theory, they are not night fliers. However, the above aside, my two Veyoflys have indeed caught a few house flies. But the kill rate, or effectiveness, seems like it's 10 to 1 in favor of the night fliers. On balance, it should be noted that I do attempt to keep house flies out of the house in the first place, so my population of these pests may be low relative other bugs. Lastly, it is very important that a category of insects the Veyofly has success with are mosquitos. For this reason alone it gets five stars. Also, a big plus is having no stinking chemicals to deal with. Changing out the Veyofly's "tacky card" every 2 - 3 weeks takes about 10 seconds, so maintenance is minimal. OEM replacement tack cards on Amazon are a bit pricey, but generics at half the price are available -- no experience with the quality of the latter.

The light is very bright so we had to unplug it at night.

Does not light up, so does not catch bugs. Oops. We found a switch on the front and now works. The I structions did not mention the button on front of panel. Our other brand just plugs in to work.