Alternatively you may be better using a rolled up Sunday edition rather than Saturdays which is far more bulky and harder to swat with . Gentlemen , choose your weapons (carefully and with considered thought)
Alternatively you may be better using a rolled up Sunday edition rather than Saturdays which is far more bulky and harder to swat with . Gentlemen , choose your weapons (carefully and with considered thought)
I also thought i maybe getting slower but i'm fairly certain they are getting quicker. I don't use fly spray but they don't like a quick spray of Dettol Clean and Fresh.My mate swears by his 4 volt "zapping swatter/bat"
I also thought i maybe getting slower but i'm fairly certain they are getting quicker.I don't use fly spray but they don't like a quick spray of Dettol Clean and Fresh.My mate swears by his 4 volt "zapping swatter/bat"
Tying this thread in with Denzil's "Best way to kill maggots" thread , I would suggest that flies are at their most squattable whilst still in larvae form
Tying this thread in with Denzil's "Best way to kill maggots" thread , I would suggest that flies are at their most squattable whilst still in larvae form
Rolled up paper? You need to up your game. A well-aimed elastic band is the answer. Outside the house, around the bins, I'm partial to indulging in some chemical warfare, although I was concerned this morning when I sprayed about a quarter can of Raid on some maggots and they continued to wiggle on regardless.
Rolled up paper? You need to up your game. A well-aimed elastic band is the answer. Outside the house, around the bins, I'm partial to indulging in some chemical warfare, although I was concerned this morning when I sprayed about a quarter can of
The little sods are hard as nails and seem to be adapting,the ones I covered bug killer and normal table salt kept going plus the Pottasium chloride salt eroded big chunks of them but they still kept trying.
The little sods are hard as nails and seem to be adapting,the ones I covered bug killer and normal table salt kept going plus the Pottasium chloride salt eroded big chunks of them but they still kept trying.