will this attract black gnats? i am getting bitten up like crazy
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The glue boards are replacement glue boards for the FlyWeb Fly Light trap. The FlyWeb Fly Light trap work very efficiently in combating black gnats.
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This will not attract them, but will hold them when they land. These glue boards are frequently used with a light device, which will attract some flying insects. I suggest that you do a search on what attracts black gnats.
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yes, but you need the light unit that these go into. Work great, you'll be amazed on how many gnats you have. Stick there and can't make baby gnats abymore ..
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Yes it will. I have had a real problem with fungus gnats in my plants from some new plants I brought into the house. I had this thin on, plugged in, for over a week straight. It works great. One thing...my Chihuahua hates it. Poor thing startles and runs when a gnat gets zapped. LOL
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It worked for me when I was in a house that was /incredibly/ flea infested. They swarmed up almost the second I stepped in the door, I turned around and went back to my car and sprayed myself thoroughly. Didn't get another bite the whole six or more hours I was there. (Previous renter got chewed out by her mom (my step mom) for leaving the house like that too.)
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I would say go for it, it won't hurt anything but I don't know if all gnats are the same.
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That was one of my main problems. This product seems to do the trick. I have them set up around my houseplants and haven't seen any gnats since.
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It seems to work best on soft-skinned "bugs" like spiders so I would think it work well for gnats...but couldn't say for sure, never tried...
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I wouldn't recommend it. This thing has to attract the bugs before it can zap them. You'll find yourself in a swarm.
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Hi there-- okay. Maggots: I've had maggots showing up in the traps I set up. Yes, they are disgusting, but like the adults (when they change into adult flies) they're too dumb to get out. I honestly don't know if vinegar will attract the flies as much as plain water mixed with the "putrid egg" bits used to attract the insects. But honestly, if you have a strong stomach and don't mind removing a trap that has some maggots and/or small flies in it, I don't see the use of adding vinegar to the trap instead of water. That said, if maggots do appear, I suppose an ounce or two of vinegar added to the water wouldn't hurt. I'd say, experiment a bit & see. Hi there-- okay. Maggots: I've had maggots showing up in the traps I set up. Yes, they are disgusting, but like the adults (when they change into adult flies) they're too dumb to get out. I honestly don't know if vinegar will attract the flies as much as plain water mixed with the "putrid egg" bits used to attract the insects. But honestly, if you have a strong stomach and don't mind removing a trap that has some maggots and/or small flies in it, I don't see the use of adding vinegar to the trap instead of water. That said, if maggots do appear, I suppose an ounce or... » Read More Hi there-- okay. Maggots: I've had maggots showing up in the traps I set up. Yes, they are disgusting, but like the adults (when they change into adult flies) they're too dumb to get out. I honestly don't know if vinegar will attract the flies as much as plain water mixed with the "putrid egg" bits used to attract the insects. But honestly, if you have a strong stomach and don't mind removing a trap that has some maggots and/or small flies in it, I don't see the use of adding vinegar to the trap instead of water. That said, if maggots do appear, I suppose an ounce or two of vinegar added to the water wouldn't hurt. I'd say, experiment a bit & see. « Show Less
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It does a good job of attracting all flying insect. I would say it does get gnats, but perhaps not all of them.
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Mine are not in a factory but in a box lined with a plastic bag, in my water heater closet. I don't have gnats nor odor. Gnats might be a sign that your bedding is a little too moist--or that your ratio of worms to bedding to feed is a little off. But if it is outside, if the worms are healthy, and if it doesn't smell--who cares? If you get odor, Barb, you are doing something wrong. I discuss the issues of odor here: http://harvestsgardeningsecrets.blogspot.com/2014/04/ive-got-worms.html
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The gnats love it! Not one flea tho.........really disappointing because I bought it to trap fleas. I think gnats are drawn to the light above the trap. I also notice tiny moths in the trap.....Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure if there are gnats in the trap....The trap right now has fleas and 3 flies...we don't get a lot of gnats inside our home. But I recommend getting this. I put it in the living room and it doubles as a night light, then I move it to our bedroom during the day. We have had it for a week and a half. The light burnt out last night because we leave it plugged in all the time. But it is a easy fix...its just a standard night light bulb. You should get the refill pads also (set of 3 I think) the trap comes with one extra.
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I'm not sure if there is a difference in the two critters. If they are different I don't know if "gnats" are attracted to a sweet fruity smell. In short: sorry can't help ya.
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Not sure about gnats, I found a lot of Moths and small bugs, not sure if they were gnats!
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Yes if you use a ton of it. One bottle will last me about a week if I don't use it every day, but gnats are very bad here. Personaly I think it is over priced.
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From my experience, I just noticed a difference in bugs flying around me. I am not certain if it was gnats or not, but I did notice less "activity" around me.
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Yes, I even found a dead mouse in one of mine. Place some food (bait) inside and that will attract insects more.