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12-06-2006, 11:52 AM
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Bug killer
The apex of my conservatory seems to attract hundreds of bugs/flys etc
late evening. Can anyone recommend a decent, compact bug-killing device I can purchase. Doesn't matter if it's mains or battery powered. I'm just fed-up of using fly spray. Cheers, Simon |
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12-06-2006, 02:30 PM
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PigPOg wrote: The apex of my conservatory seems to attract hundreds of bugs/flys etc late evening. Can anyone recommend a decent, compact bug-killing device I can purchase. Doesn't matter if it's mains or battery powered. I'm just fed-up of using fly spray. Cheers, Simon A Window. Des |
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12-06-2006, 02:41 PM
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PigPOg wrote: The apex of my conservatory seems to attract hundreds of bugs/flys etc late evening. Can anyone recommend a decent, compact bug-killing device I can purchase. Doesn't matter if it's mains or battery powered. I'm just fed-up of using fly spray. Cheers, Simon What about those sticky traps? Provided of course you are satisfied that the hundreds of bugs are doing harm? http://homeharvest.com/trapsandbarriers.htm Cat(h) |
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12-06-2006, 03:07 PM
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Cat(h) wrote: PigPOg wrote: The apex of my conservatory seems to attract hundreds of bugs/flys etc late evening. Can anyone recommend a decent, compact bug-killing device I can purchase. Doesn't matter if it's mains or battery powered. I'm just fed-up of using fly spray. Cheers, Simon What about those sticky traps? Provided of course you are satisfied that the hundreds of bugs are doing harm? http://homeharvest.com/trapsandbarriers.htm Cat(h) Gasp - I read "conservatory" and my brain registered "greenhouse"... I second Des's proposal. Open the window... Cat(h) |
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12-06-2006, 04:43 PM
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On 12 Jun 2006 06:07:50 -0700, "Cat(h)" wrote:
Cat(h) wrote: PigPOg wrote: The apex of my conservatory seems to attract hundreds of bugs/flys etc late evening. Can anyone recommend a decent, compact bug-killing device I can purchase. Doesn't matter if it's mains or battery powered. I'm just fed-up of using fly spray. Cheers, Simon What about those sticky traps? Provided of course you are satisfied that the hundreds of bugs are doing harm? http://homeharvest.com/trapsandbarriers.htm Cat(h) Gasp - I read "conservatory" and my brain registered "greenhouse"... I second Des's proposal. Open the window... Cat(h) I've tried the skylight and opened all windows but can't persuade them to leave! Simon |
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12-06-2006, 04:53 PM
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PigPOg wrote in message ... The apex of my conservatory seems to attract hundreds of bugs/flys etc late evening. Can anyone recommend a decent, compact bug-killing device I can purchase. Doesn't matter if it's mains or battery powered. I'm just fed-up of using fly spray. Cheers, Simon Use fly papers instead. |
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