Zevo Flying Insect Indoor Light Fly Trap Starter Kit, Catches House Flies, Fruit Flies, Gnats & More - 1 Trap + 2 Refills

A: Yes and nosy spiders. Unbelievable in a short time. I found out to plug it sideway instead of up and down.

A: The Zevo Trap was designed to attract and trap a variety of flying insects, particularly those attracted to our dual spectrum of blue & UV light. Controlled laboratory testing supports the claim that the Zevo Trap is effective against gnats, house flies, and fruit flies. Testing shows that the trap is also effective against fungus gnats and non-biting midges. The Zevo Team

A: The "brand expert" says it does not attract mosquitoes, but if you scroll the images in the Target app there is a graphic that clearly states that it traps mosquitoes. Take a look for yourself. Today is 10/20/25 and it is there.

A: The Zevo Max trap is not designed to attract mosquitoes.

A: NO they don't I wish I could also find something for them.

A: Our Zevo Max has been tested to be effective for house flies, fruit flies, and gnats, though we have heard from consumers that they've been able to catch other flying insects with their devices.

A: I've had 2 zevo max running in the kitchen and in the family room where the pantry moths seem to be flying around at night and not 1 moth has went near the light. I'm considering returning these.

A: It depends on the type of moth. Pantry moths are attracted to light and have been caught in Zevo Flying Insect Traps many times.

A: Yes, it's designed for indoor use and can be placed near food items without safety concerns.

A: Refilling is straightforward; simply use the mess-free tab to remove and dispose of the old cartridge.

A: The Zevo MAX uses a smart UV and blue light to lure and trap flying insects continuously.

A: The trap effectively targets house flies, fruit flies, gnats, fungus gnats, and non-biting midges.

A: Optimal locations include high bug traffic areas like garages, basements, kitchens, and bathrooms.

A: The Zevo Max Trap is designed to attract and trap various flying insects, but it does not specifically mention Asian beetles. Your feedback is really important to us and we will make sure we share it with our team.