Diy House Fly Trap Without Apple Cider Vinegar. This saves money and keeps me from having to make another trip to the store. However, i was having to buy them almost twice a week.
This means the fruit flies can’t sit on top of the solution. I turned my kitchen into a lab—testing five versions of the homemade fruit fly trap—and found a clear. There are two typical ways you can go about covering the jar for this trap.
This fruit fly trap works on the concept that fruit flies can’t resist the smell of fermentation and so flock towards the apple cider vinegar, which is, of course, made from fermented apples.
Flies can easily get into the wide opening, but it’s difficult for them to get back out. Poke a hole in the plastic wrap with a small nail. This week we tested it, slightly modified. A jar {the quart size worked great, but something smaller should as well} an 8.5 x 11″ sheet of paper;