Making a fruit fly trap

[Twostage]

OMG , I'm a bit OCD on the sanitising side of things and I so do not want to hear things like this :cry:

If you're ever up for a bottle swap, please completely forget that I even exist :rofl:

Fermented out so I had a taste today before cold crashing.

Fly or no fly it tastes nice, really nice and you can't have any

 

[baggybill]

Fermented out so I had a taste today before cold crashing.

Fly or no fly it tastes nice, really nice and you can't have any

Heheee, glad it worked out okay in the end, tbh, that's all that matters. A wee bit extra 'protein' in a brew never hurt anybody :drink:

Having said that... please don't send me any I'm err... moving house or somit.... :whistle:

 

[Barrron86]

Me and my wife had a massive fruit fly issue in our old house, we used the cider vinegar and cling film method which caught a lot of the buggers but never found the source.

In our new house we planted strawberry plants in our garden and they attracted loads of them which brought a few into the house. Think I mite plant them further away from the house to keep them at bay.

 

[Barrron86]

Speak of the devil, enjoying a pumpking from wytchwood took a drink and felt something tickling my lip from inside the glass :? I feel a bit steeped out