A variety of housefly that is small enough to get in through aircon ventilators. Our house is completely screened but we are having a plague of these little fellows inside and can't find their entry point. They're extremely friendly (I have about 30 of them hanging around me right now) and totally ignore the electronic zapper which kills off every other flying thing.
Anyone have any practical suggestions?
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Originally posted by KewpieMaybe they're labouring under the misapprehension that they're people.
A variety of housefly that is small enough to get in through aircon ventilators. Our house is completely screened but we are having a plague of these little fellows inside and can't find their entry point. They're extremely friendly (I have about 30 of them hanging around me right now) and totally ignore the electronic zapper which kills off every other flying thing.
Anyone have any practical suggestions?
Originally posted by KewpieLearn to love them.
A variety of housefly that is small enough to get in through aircon ventilators. Our house is completely screened but we are having a plague of these little fellows inside and can't find their entry point. They're extremely friendly (I have about 30 of them hanging around me right now) and totally ignore the electronic zapper which kills off every other flying thing.
Anyone have any practical suggestions?
Originally posted by KewpieHmm.... difficult to diagnose from a distance, athough it sounds like a rare case of cross
A variety of housefly that is small enough to get in through aircon ventilators. Our house is completely screened but we are having a plague of these little fellows inside and can't find their entry point. They're extremely friendly (I have about 30 of them hanging around me right now) and totally ignore the electronic zapper which kills off every other flying thing.
Anyone have any practical suggestions?
breeding: sheep flies with troll genes. Contemporary street smarts suggest 'starve them'.
Originally posted by KewpieGet a transparent bag, fill it half with water, tie a knot and then
A variety of housefly that is small enough to get in through aircon ventilators. Our house is completely screened but we are having a plague of these little fellows inside and can't find their entry point. They're extremely friendly (I have about 30 of them hanging around me right now) and totally ignore the electronic zapper which kills off every other flying thing.
Anyone have any practical suggestions?
hang them from the roof with a normal string.
Hang 2 or 3 per room.
You're welcome.
Originally posted by KewpieSmoke or burn incense. Bugs hate that. They think you're on fire and it freaks them out.
A variety of housefly that is small enough to get in through aircon ventilators. Our house is completely screened but we are having a plague of these little fellows inside and can't find their entry point. They're extremely friendly (I have about 30 of them hanging around me right now) and totally ignore the electronic zapper which kills off every other flying thing.
Anyone have any practical suggestions?
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Originally posted by SeitseShould the bag be open so the flies can get in and drown?
Get a transparent bag, fill it half with water, tie a knot and then
hang them from the roof with a normal string.
Hang 2 or 3 per room.
You're welcome.
Since we're sort of on the subject, a ghetto roach trap is a glass bottle with a bit of vodka in it and the lip of the bottle smeared with Vaseline. The roaches are attracted to the sugar in the vodka, slip, fall in and die to alcohol poisoning.
Originally posted by AThousandYoungHave you noticed flies flying around when it is about to rain?
Should the bag be open so the flies can get in and drown?
Since we're sort of on the subject, a ghetto roach trap is a glass bottle with a bit of vodka in it and the lip of the bottle smeared with Vaseline. The roaches are attracted to the sugar in the vodka, slip, fall in and die to alcohol poisoning.
Old Mexican wisdom.