DynaTrap Flylight Insect Trap with 2 AC Outlets and 2 USB Ports - White

I have a problem with fruit flies from pineapples and moths that occasionally fly into the house and have been breeding in my plants. I bought one DynaTrap and within a couple of days it caught a lot of fruit flies and a couple of moths so I bought a second DynaTrap and that one is also catching a lot of fruit flies and a couple of moths. It would nice if it had an on/off switch.

I was admittedly skeptical about the effectiveness of this product before purchasing but the extra (and very unusual) humidity we’ve had in Colorado this year brought on a massive amount of tiny little gnats unlike anything I’ve ever seen before. Having three wolf-hybrids who come in and out, some gnats inevitably got inside and would drive me nuts. The moment I plugged this genius device in (with the sticky trap in place) it began attracting and capturing gnats immediately and has caught literal hundreds since (so many that I’ve already purchased one set of replacement sticky traps and am about to need my second replacement). It’s powerful enough to also capture small flies and moths. The trap fills up every day to three days and I switch out the sticky sheet at that point. Highly recommend!

One of my favorite products. Useful and does the job of collecting small flying disgusting critters. Plus it has a usb port in addition to two plugs. Great buy!

This contraption attracts the little bugs you don't see and some that you do. It never ceases to amaze me the number of creatures that get in your home that you're totally unaware.

Grounded (3 prong) plug. Standard receptacle installation is with the ground (prong) down. These are made with the prong up, so when it's plugged in the light is on the bottom and the heat the bulb generates makes the body hot

Seems to attract well. Did not notice a lot at first but the next day it had drawn a bunch. Just don't think the sticky replacements will be cost effective in the long run.

This thing is great, once it’s in a good location. One thing I learned: to catch flies, it’s best if it’s around the same height they normally fly. I have it on a garage outlet that’s about 4.5ft off the ground, and in the first two nights, found 13 flies stuck to it. I have another one on a ground level outlet inside the house, and it mostly only catches gnats and tiny flying bugs.

Really disappointed in this and the other bug trap light I purchased. Both from different companies, and neither one works better than just coincidence. I still have flying moths and insects buzzing around even after moving the device several times. Only one caught in the sticky board even though I see them buzzing around every night.