Fruit flies are tiny but annoying, and at times it can feel like there's no escaping them, but there is a DIY solution that's ...

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In fact, fruit flies can lay around 500 eggs in one lifecycle, a life cycle that usually lasts about a week, which is why it’s easy for an infestation to rapidly take over your kitchen.If you ...

Above: my fruit fly trap. I realize there's no fruit in this photo, but technically the wine used to be grapes.. I have no idea why I get so many fruit flies at home. I don't even keep that much ...

DIY your own fruit fly trap by pouring a little apple cider vinegar into a glass, or just removing the cap from a bottle. Cover the opening in plastic wrap and secure with a rubber band.

Then place the cone into a glass or jar and pour a few tablespoons of apple cider vinegar on the bottom. You could also use a couple pieces of fruit to attract the flies, but liquid usually works ...

All I needed to test out the winner of this DIY fruit fly trap showdown was a Mason jar, apple cider vinegar, and a little time. As with most kitchen hacks, I approached the method with equal ...

I also made a homemade fruit fly trap by filling a glass pie plate with a quarter-inch of apple cider vinegar and a couple of slices of peaches and covering it with plastic wrap.

Fruit flies are extremely annoying, fast, and a pain to capture and get rid of. Last month we shared a simple no-tools-required fruit fly trap with you. This week we tested it, slightly modified ...

Fruit flies are a common household pest that can be tricky to get rid of. They are usually found flying around kitchens and bins, attracted to ripe, rotting or decayed fruit and vegetables and ...