Yes, you could make a flytrap from an empty tomato sauce jar or a dish with plastic wrap, but neither of these methods elevates the task of combatting flies in your house. This glass flycatcher, however, does.
Made of handblown glass, the jar is perched on four legs and is available from Swedish shop Artilleriet. Fill it with leftover wine, honey, or anything sweet to attract summer insects (wasps included).
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Above: The Flycatcher is 550 SEK ($61.80 USD) at Artilleriet.
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Above: The glass measures about seven inches wide and 11.5 inches tall.
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Above: The glass flycatcher isn’t a new idea: You can source antique versions from 19th-century France from Fireside Antiques and on eBay.
For another fly repelling method, see Domestic Science: A Magic Fly Repeller. See more:
