Set of 2 WASP TRAP Catcher Glass Bottle with Metal Hanger By CKB LTD - Traditional Attractive Hanging Honey Pot Design Insect Catcher Trap Indoor Outdoor Garden Pest Control DOUBLE PACK CKB-WC02

Have previously bought the yellow plastic ones which were ugly and didn't work for me so was sceptical. We had so many wasps in the house this year so thought Id give these a shot. Had also spotted a few VERY large wasps which worried me. Filled with strong sugar solution and hung with the hanging baskets. They were absolutely full of wasps within couple of weeks. And they look lovely. Didn't appear to catch any bees which is good.

We had a problem with wasps in our garden. I couldn't find the nest so I put a few of these around our patio, and they soon began to fill with mainly flies but several wasps. Wasp numbers were noticeably reduced after we started using these.We used the cheapest cider vinegar we could find as according to the internet this doesn't attract bees. To be fair I didn't see any bees in the jars, so assume it works. Just a small layer in the bottom was enough to attract and then trap them. Just a matter of then emptying them out when they get full, and refilling.This kind of design looks good too, much better than the yellow plastic ones. Especially if you can't put them out of sight however more care needs to be taken as to where they are located as being thin glass they could easily smash so keep out of the way of children.Worked well for us, so worth a try.

Does not eliminate all wasps as some will still find your lunch more interesting than apple cider vinegar and sugar, but it certainly does a good job of trapping those that venture inside. The glass is thick and feels sturdy and unlikely to break in a strong wind. It's a bit fiddly to fill without spillage but easy enough to use overall and looks much nicer hanging in the garden than the plastic orange kind.

The media could not be loaded.  These wasp traps are fantasticIgnore the reviews that say they don’t work, it’s just down to user errorSimply remove the cork stopper and add a tablespoon of honey, you can also use jam. I’ve tried syrup but it’s not as effective.Now this is where some people seem to go wrong, it’s important to add water to the trap too. If not, then the wasps will start to fall out of the trap. The water will retain the wasps and eventually finish them off.I placed my traps next to the bin, securing them with a spring clampPictures and video were taken after around 30 mins of placing outside. As of this morning there are in excess of 100 wasps in each trap.Buy these with confidence, they definitely work

Difficult to fill but pretty and does the job.

These glass bottle type traps have an entry at the bottom that the wasps will enter by but will not fly out of. I have 4 of these in my garden hung in the shade from tree branches just above head height. I use a wasp lure (also from Amazon). Cleaning and replenishing the traps needs a bit of care but it is quite easy really. I would say to take care not to spill the lure anywhere else but in the trap and make sure that all of the trapped wasps are dead befoe emptying it out. Around midnight or early morning seems a good time. I also think that these glass traps look better than the plastic type and you can see inside them easily from a distance.

The media could not be loaded.  Loads of wasps caught within 2 days. I accidentally dropped one so have had to order another set of two. Easily the best wasp traps I’ve ever bought.

Purchased these as wanted something more aesthetic than the usual plastic type ones.. sadly disappointed. The hole in the bottom is just a jagged knocked out whole, quite dangerous.. and one of the jars had a acid etch type scrape down one side. Been operational 2 days now and not caught a single wasp.. they just buzz past despite various bait being used. Rubbish.

Un piége à frelon et guépes trés utile. Bien plus sympa qu'une bouteille en plastique avec un trés bon resultat. Comme n'importe qu'elle piége n'hésitez pas à trouver le meilleur endroit.

Es erfüllt voll seinen Zweck

Me encanta la idea, pero por desgracia caen más avispas en el bebedero de las gallinas que en estas botellas tan monas.

Très efficace pour piéger frelons et guêpes si on utilise le bon mélange pour appâter ces nuisibles (commencer à utiliser ces pièges dès le 1er mars chaque année afin d’attraper un maximum de reines, cela limite la reproduction!) :⅓ bière brune⅓ sirop de cassis⅓ vin blanc (très important pour ne pas piéger les abeilles !!!)

Habe zwei Stück gekauft und an verschiedenen Stellen im Garten aufgehängt. Lockmittel jeweils 1/3 Zucker, Essig und Wasser. Es dauerte je nach Standort 2-3 Tage, aber dann kamen die Wespen reihenweise reingeflogen und waren gefangen. Da die Flaschen super funktionieren, leicht und einfach gefüllt und geleert werden können und dazu noch ganz gut aussehen, von mir volle 5 Sterne!