Dr. Killigan's Sweet Surrender Fruit Fly Lure | Attractant and Bait for Fruit Flies in Home & Kitchen | Natural Remedy for Indoors and Outdoors | Safe Liquid Fruit Fly Trap Refill | 16 oz | 8 Doses

Key features

• Proven in over 100 side by side tests. Dr. Killigan’s Sweet Surrender uses a special nontoxic formulation that is more effective than Apple Cider Vinegar to attract fruit flies.
• Non-toxic and safe to use around food, pets, and kids when used as directed. A great fruit fly refill liquid for your home kitchen, commercial or restaurant needs.
• Specially formulated to attract and kill fruit flies indoors in an open container or a fruit fly killer indoor trap. Kills fruit flies in a kitchen fruit fly trap.
• For fruit flies only. Not for drain flies or gnats. Fruit flies are found near fruit. Drain flies live near sinks and lay eggs in pipe gunk. Gnats usually breed in potting soil and can be found around windows.
• Sweet Surrender is the strongest fruit fly attractant on the market. Provides a solid one two fruit fly punch… draw them in and take them out. A serious fruit fly catcher. (aka: fruit fly killer).
• This fruit fly trap indoor uses more fragrances favored by fruit flies (sweets, sours, and citrus as well as [top secret] smells) than apple cider vinegar alone resulting in a 10X catch rate over ACV.
• Each bottle contains 8 doses of fruit fly liquid lure and killer, lasting up to 24 weeks per bottle. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of fruit. (And fruit is expensive these days).
• 3 Easy Steps to Fruit Fly Eradication: 1. Sweet Surrender is best served shaken, so shake and pour 2 ounces into a small open container near your fruit basket.
• 2. Clean your fruit with a fruit cleaner, and rinse under cold water to reduce any fruit fly eggs. (And don't forget Sweet Surrender for your fruit flies traps for kitchen).
• 3. Refrigerate any over-ripe fruit since fruit flies become less active in cooler temperatures, and remove old fruit from your home. (Repeat step 1: Use a fruit fly trap refill liquid).