How long do flytraps typically last for effective use?

Flytraps are designed to attract and capture flies and other pests, and their effectiveness diminishes over time as the bait or attractant loses potency. Typically, the lifespan of a flytrap for effective use is around 30 days. During this period, the attractant is most effective, and the trap can catch a significant number of pests.

After this timeframe, the bait may begin to lose its effectiveness, making it less attractive to flies. Therefore, for optimal results, it is recommended to replace flytraps every 30 days to ensure they continue to perform well.

While other durations may be suggested in various contexts, 30 days represents the standard expected timeframe for effectiveness in most commercially available flytraps.