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 ...

These small traps have holes in the top, which you simply fill up with a non-staining liquid bait. Once flies enter them, they cannot escape, and there’s even a small window near the bottom ...

According to Neil McKenzie, home expert at Halton Stairlifts, items as ordinary as left-open tomato ketchup, dirty dishcloths ...

Eliminate fruit flies fast with DIY fruit fly traps. We cover five trap setups (both homemade and store-bought) and lures with and without apple cider vinegar.

A woman has shared her simple yet effective method for getting rid of fruit flies and it involves using a few of her delicious golden raspberries to lure them into a trap ...

The quickest method is to create a homemade bait trap: Fill a small bowl or jar with a cup of apple cider vinegar and a few squirts of dish soap.

Different types of fruit fly traps are being put to the test, in Western Australia's Gascoyne food bowl, as part of work to eradicate the pest from the horticultural region. Four different trap ...

Fresh fruit rarely sits around my kitchen long enough to attract those pesky little fruit flies. But when it does, it’s thanks to the summer’s ongoing tomato harvest from the backyard garden ...

Fruit flies cause major economic burdens to farmers and control efforts have not been fruitful .Research now explains microbes may be the root of the problem..

Bug traps can be hit or miss, unless you follow expert instructions and make your own.