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These indoor plug-in traps commonly target small flying pests listed across product descriptions: house flies, fruit flies, gnats (including fungus gnats), moths, mosquitoes, and other small flying insects such as non-biting midges.

Most plug-in units use UV or blue LED light to lure flying insects toward a sticky adhesive cartridge or glue card. Insects land on the adhesive and remain trapped; product descriptions commonly note these devices are insecticide-free and odorless.

These are plug-in electric units (no batteries). Several products note rotating or adjustable plug designs and recommend keeping the trap plugged in for continuous operation.

Product descriptions and user reviews typically describe these traps as odorless, silent, and mess-free. Insects are captured on adhesive or glue cards, keeping trapped bugs out of sight and avoiding direct contact.

Typical steps: peel the protective backing off the sticky refill or glue card, insert the refill cartridge into the trap base, plug the device into a wall outlet (upright) and leave it on continuously, then unplug and replace the refill when the cartridge is full.

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