Fly trap with liquid for fruit flies BROS 381 – liquid bait flycatcher

BROS fly trap 381 is a liquid-based trap designed to capture and reduce populations of fruit flies (Drosophila) in indoor environments. The product includes a receptacle pre-filled with an attractant solution and a fitted housing that guides flies into the liquid and limits their ability to escape. It is intended for use in kitchens, pantries and near fruit storage to control nuisance fruit flies without the need for aerosol sprays or electronic devices.

Advantages

The trap uses a ready-to-use liquid bait that attracts fruit flies quickly and keeps them contained in a closed chamber to reduce odors and visible insects. Its compact housing is suitable for placing on countertops or shelves, and the passive design requires no electricity or ongoing maintenance beyond occasional replacement of the trap. The product offers a targeted solution for small indoor infestations and avoids aerosol dispersal of insecticides.

Suitable for

• Residential kitchens and food preparation areas
• Pantries, cupboards and fruit storage zones
• Cafés, small food service counters and break rooms
• Areas where aerosol sprays or electric devices are undesirable

Key specifications

• Format: liquid attractant contained within a trap housing
• Target pest: fruit flies (Drosophila)
• Intended use: indoor, near food storage and preparation areas
• Operation: passive trapping without electricity
• Installation: freestanding placement on flat surfaces

How to use

Place the trap on a flat surface close to where fruit flies are most active, such as near fruit bowls, trash bins or compost containers. Remove any protective seals according to the included instructions and position the trap so the housing entry points are unobstructed. Leave the trap in place until fly activity decreases, then dispose of the used unit and replace it with a new trap. Avoid placing the trap directly on surfaces that may be stained by spills.

Usage recommendations

For best results, remove overripe fruit and reduce other attractants before deploying the trap. Replace the trap regularly if placed in high-traffic food areas, and keep the trap away from children and pets.