Trampa para moscas realmente efectiva

Ok, so I had a FLY problem! I got on the computer and looked up how to make a
homemade fly trap. I ended up finding a lot of homemade fly traps. I used all the ones I
saw with no success so I figured I would try and come up with something. Within
seconds, my fly problem was no longer!
I used a pop bottle and cut the top off 4 or 5 inches from the lid. Then I took sugar,
honey, vinegar, watermelon juice, and jelly. I mixed the sugar, vinegar, watermelon and
cooked it in the microwave for 2 minutes to melt it together. I used about a half of a cup
of sugar, 2 tsp. of vinegar and 5 tsp. of watermelon juice, and also 4 tsp. of jelly. I took
the jelly and the honey and a spoon and put the honey and jelly all over the top half of
soda bottle (the top piece you cut off) then put the water mixture in bottom half of soda
bottle (the bottom of the piece you cut in half). Take the top half and turn it upside down
and put it into the bottom half of the bottle. Make sure water is not touching the bottle
so there's enough space between the water and top piece, so flies will be able to get
stuck and die. Now take the tape and tape around the top edge of the bottle so the flies
wont get out.
Eventually the flies will drown and they are not smart enough to figure their way out. If
they do, they will be back, Also the vinegar keeps the other insects that like sweets away
so you end up killing insects you don't want to.

Otros cebos
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Dark molasses
Milk souring along with a little raw meat
Blood and bone meal that you put on the garden. Mix it with water for
a couple of days just swirl it as it tends to settle at the bottom. Adding
cabbage leaves will attract a different fly or a fishy smell with attract
other types.
Mix 1/4-cup syrup and 1/4 cup apple cider vinegar and pour into
container. Fill to halfway with water and put on cap.
1 inch of sugar water and added a piece of ham
Con cido brico, se intoxican

Vinagre y azcar
Una mezcla de vinagre y azcar tambin atrae y mata moscas. Vierte una taza de
vinagre en un bol y aade dos cucharadas de azcar. Agrega un componente opcional de
frutas, como una cscara de naranja o un pltano en rodajas, como cebo extra. Cuando
la mosca se mueve hacia la fruta, la combinacin de vinagre y azcar hace que sus alas
se tornen pegajosas y evita su escape. Con el tiempo, morir en la trampa de cebo.

Papel adhesivo contra moscas

2 C. milk

2 T. black pepper

2 T. white sugar

2 T. brown sugar

Brown paper bags, cut into strips. Boil milk, pepper, and sugar together for 5 minutes.
Simmer uncovered 5 minutes longer, until thickened, and then let cool.
Wind the brown paper strips into a tight roll and drop them into the milk mixture. Let
them become completely saturated. Rewind the strips gently and let them air dry on a
cookie sheet. They are ready to hang when they are sticky to the touch. To use, suspend
the strips up and out of the way wherever flies are a problem.

Trampa de los Amish

Try the Amish trick, it works, we have used it for several years with great success, it
works for flies, wasps, hornets, and other flying pests.
You will need:

2 litter cola bottle, empty and rinsed out

1 cup vinegar

1 cup sugar

1 banana peel

Strong piece of twine or cord

Using a funnel place vinegar and sugar in the bottle, remove funnel and carefully slip
pieces of the banana peel into the bottle. Then fill the bottle to 2/3 full with water. Place
lid on bottle and shake well to mix. Using a strong piece of twine or cord tie the bottle
to a tree limb leaving it about 4 or 5 feet off the ground, then remove lid so that bugs
can crawl or fly inside bottle. It takes about a week for it to ferment and start working,
but it will work for months, or until the bottle is full of flies, wasps, hornets, and
mosquitoes. It is amazing to see all of the pests this trap will contain.

Cebo muy potente

1 cup of granulated yeast, 1/2 teaspoonful of ammonium carbonate. Mix in
warm water (1/2 gallon), put a lid on it for 3 days. Remove lid after 3 days

and let sit an additional 5 to 7 days to ferment. Best fly attractant I ever
used. Traps are filled to capacity. Very cheap to make too.

Otro desde Hawaii

I used some smooshed cheese bits, soy sauce, water, and 3-4 orange
segments, with the skin broken so the juice can come out. Total volume
came out to about a 1/4 cup. 90-95% of flies were gone in less than 24
hours. No fermentation time needed (maybe the cheese or soy sauce speed
up fermentation).

I used a small glass jar (like baby food size) and Saran wrap with rubber bands to make
the lid. I poked 15-20 or so holes with a paperclip, stretching them out just a little, to
make sure the bigger flies could crawl in. Left the jar overnight.