
Oh, notice the screen is a bit curled up on the corner? Maybe that is how the flies got in. Some of those suckers, flies, were HUGE! They make horse flies seem like mites!
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Ever tried the baggy with water hanging from the ceiling. They use it a lot here and up in Arkansas in restaurants and homes. It apparently messes with their navigation skills or that is what my guess is anyway. :) The new version I saw last week during our family reunion in the Ozarks had pennies inside to add more refraction.
ReplyDeleteI like your method too. I think you should get them some of those electric zappers and sit back and watch them "accidentally" zap each other. :)
@Joe: I've never heard of the water bag approach, we will most definitely give it a go. As it relates to the zappers: in "theory" it reads good, but I suspect it will me, dear old dad, that would "accidentally" be zapped. :)
ReplyDeleteHad to look it up. :)
ReplyDeleteSo do bags of water lower the number of houseflies around homes and restaurants? There are reasonable explanations that argue yes and significant evidence that proves no. Regardless, you can still find water bags hanging near restaurant patios and backyard porches across the globe.
http://animals.howstuffworks.com/animal-facts/water-bags-repel-flies.htm/printable