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01 Aug 19
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Don't mess around with bleaches or insect killer go straight in with boiling water have a pan ready with some more fill the kettle again and repeat.
It's very rare for me to be affected but was last weekend some flies must've laid eggs in the bin and noticed it when going to put the dog out,through trial and error found the boiling water to kill them straight away didn't have time to check what to do but had to keep ontop of things for hours later as they get everywhere and hide everywhere.
It's very rare for me to be affected but was last weekend some flies must've laid eggs in the bin and noticed it when going to put the dog out,through trial and error found the boiling water to kill them straight away didn't have time to check what to do but had to keep ontop of things for hours later as they get everywhere and hide everywhere.
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Send in the hedgehogs...
 or spray can of raid A water and vinegar solution can help prevent future infestations |
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put them outside for the birds to eat.
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gril em on toast
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Enjoyed by many on far east shores.....pan fried with Hoisin sauce and spring onions
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A water and vinegar solution can help prevent future infestations
Might give that a bash have some white vinegar somewhere. Couldn't eat them it's put me off fried rice for life. |
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Thought of a copycat thread title but I doubt it would get past the censors.
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Aye I got a warning for posting about bird turgling it's a surefire way to get a ban.
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this will get John Pym to press the button
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Seems a more efficient way than sticking them on hooks and trying to drown them in rivers on the end of sticks.
I've seen quite a few blokes try that. |
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Lavender=thats your baby,they would never be there in the first place if the egg layer had smelt the Lavender,all insects and maggots and fly's can not stand the smell of Lavender.THEY GO AWAY,And will never come near you house if you have lavender about.
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Put them on a fish hook
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Unplug their jukebox
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Wait for them to become flies and spray them with "RAID".....
Actually, I wonder if spraying maggots would work also! |
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Jeyes fluid kills them. I have occasionally seen where young calves have been debudded during the summer and the blow fly lays the eggs where the bud has been removed.The maggots then bore towards the calves brain. It can't be treated with scalding water obviously but a jeyes fluid solution does the
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Double barrel is a purdey good method.
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years back when living on my own, i cooked a chicken, put in the fridge, and went outfor the day, didnt come back for 4/5 days, got to front door went inside the worst smell imaginable, i didnt have a clue what it was.After a few mins opened the fridge door, it was horrible, the chicken was covered in maggotts, but yes i had the same problem as op last week with the bins , i poured hot boiling water as well, seems to have done the trick, but afterwards when cleaning the bin i noticed some of the maggotts were stuck to the side of the bin like glue and were black?
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Maggots are eating the rotten food and keeping the smell down ,maggots don’t smell .we need flies to clean up after us . They ain’t the problem ,just a symptom not the cause .Get a fishing rod take the maggots for swimming s lessons and your sorted ,gets you out yor stinking house
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Put a sachet of Uncle Bens rice in the bin.They instantly think most of their mates are dead die of fright.
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