Fruit flies and their related counterparts, mosquitoes, are species of flies that occur primarily during the warmer months. Fruit flies, which are attracted to fruits and vegetables, and mosquitoes, which are attracted to houseplants and moist soil, are not only annoying in the home but also significantly shorten the shelf life of food and beverages. The plants they feed on.
Because insects spread so quickly and people find it annoying when they break into a house, they often run to the store to buy the first toxic insecticide they come across.
Fortunately, there are faster and just as effective home remedies that are also much safer than store-bought products!
Most of these solutions use pantry items and employ a simple method to create a trap that flies and mosquitoes can’t escape from. To make such a trap, take a cup or jar, fill it with one of the solutions below, cover it tightly with plastic wrap, and poke several holes in it.
You can also choose to make a paper funnel trap by folding a piece of paper into a cone shape and fitting it snugly into the opening of a glass jar. The bottom of the funnel should have an opening about 2.5 cm wide, and the tip should be about 5 cm from the bottom of the jar. Place your chosen bait in the jar and watch as the insects enter the funnel but cannot get out.
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