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Plug-in flying insect traps commonly target small household pests such as house flies, fruit flies, gnats (including fungus gnats), mosquitoes, moths and non-biting midges.

These devices are intended for indoor use in areas where flying insects gather—commonly kitchens (near fruit bowls), bathrooms, entryways, garages and other living spaces where pests are seen.

Most units are plug-and-play: insert the refill or cartridge, plug the unit into a wall outlet, and replace or dispose of the cartridge when it’s full. Maintenance is generally low—periodic cartridge replacement is the main task.

Product listings commonly warn to keep units and refills out of reach of children and pets. Several descriptions note the traps are people- and pet-friendly when used as directed, but follow the manufacturer’s instructions and placement recommendations.

Many plug-in devices are powered directly from wall outlets (electric). Some models are rechargeable or battery-powered for portable use. Listings commonly show both ‘Power Source: Electric’ and rechargeable/battery operation across different products.

Starter kits commonly bundle one or two plug-in devices with refill cartridges—typical kits include 1–2 devices and 2–3 cartridges, and some listings show packages with up to four total items.

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