Hi:
I travel to Mexico with a dozen or so other motorhomes. We eat lunch and
dinner outside picnic style with each participant bringing food for all to
share. The minute we uncover the food we are attached by flies. What do
you suggest we do to cut down on the amount of flies. We have tried screen
rooms, fans blowing across the table top, candles nothing seems to work
well. I read somewhere that whole Cloves may work. appreciate your input
Fly Control
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SUMMARY:
This video shows how new fly bait products can kill flies in seconds. You can learn more about the house fly control products and/or purchase them here.
Comments
Dick Bathurst
24 Feb 2010, 08:08
24 Feb 2010, 08:08
Randall
31 Mar 2010, 09:23
31 Mar 2010, 09:23
I live on a Farm based home and can't stand the amount of flies my house
gets . Was wondering where you would buy this product that you talk about
in your video? I'm looking forward to heaing back from you on this matter
.
Thanks so Much
Randall N.
(Arkansas , USA )
Thanks so Much
Randall N.
(Arkansas , USA )
karen
04 Jul 2010, 15:21
04 Jul 2010, 15:21
I live in Florida where do I buy the product
Ask the Exterminator
04 Jul 2010, 22:27
04 Jul 2010, 22:27
You can buy it at this website:
http://shop.asktheexterminator.com/flies/maxforce-fly-spot-bait-bottle.html
http://shop.asktheexterminator.com/flies/maxforce-fly-spot-bait-bottle.html
Terresa
09 Jul 2010, 18:53
09 Jul 2010, 18:53
I found this site yesterday searching for help with house flies. I read
all these posts and then saw the RED text about where to ask a question.
Went to the right paqe, posted my question, and I think it was 2 1/2 hours
later Rick had sent me an answer. I've sent several follow up questions
and continue to receive replies within a matter of hours. And he's not
trying to sell me anything! Wish there were more sites/people like Rick
out there! I'm telling everyone about this site for any help with pests!
Rick is the best!
Roger Clark
20 Jul 2010, 16:27
20 Jul 2010, 16:27
My wife and I have a camper set up permanently in a campground. We have had
it for about 10 years and we do our best to keep it clean and leave no food
around for bugs and critters to enjoy. We have never really had any bug or
rodent problem until this past Sunday (7/18/10). We noticed a half dozen
houseflies in the camper in the afternoon about the time we were getting
ready to head to our regular home. We killed them and left. Monday (I am
retired) when I returned to the camper I found close to 100 flies in all
bright areas. They were so thick that I used a hand vac to suck most of
them up. My wife told me that they were probably coming in the hole in the
screen door near the handle (I had let it go for a few years due to
laziness). I took the door off and dropped at my local hardware store. I
returned to the camper on Tuesday (7/20/10) and at first just noticed some
dead bodies around and I walked all thru the camper. About 3 hours later
there were flies everywhere again. I put up several of the sticky paper
things to catch them and on the way home I bought some foggers. I just
can't see how they are getting in and I have opened every cabinet and
access panel. I have sprayed with Ortho max inside and outside and I don't
know what to do next. I haven't used the bombs and really don't want to but
see no other alternative.
What can I do to get rid of these flies?
What can I do to get rid of these flies?
Ask the Exterminator
20 Jul 2010, 17:18
20 Jul 2010, 17:18
Great number of flies hatch during the hottest part of summer season. After
emerging, they prefer to live in cool areas. Dark areas are not conducive
to fly infestations.
•Eliminate all the sources that might cause fly infestations in your house.
•Immediately remove garbage and rotting materials
•Cover or dispose of all unused edible items
•Decaying organic materials create odors that arract flies.
•Do not keep any sweet item and meat open in the air.
•Immediately soak or wash utensils used in preparing meat, eggs and sweets.
•Place unused food in polythene bags to prevent flies access.
•Tightly close trash cans.
•Remove pet bowl and plates and wash them just after serving food.
•Animal waste and pet feces cause fly breeding. Collect and dump excrement.
•Eliminate all the sources that might cause fly infestations in your house.
•Immediately remove garbage and rotting materials
•Cover or dispose of all unused edible items
•Decaying organic materials create odors that arract flies.
•Do not keep any sweet item and meat open in the air.
•Immediately soak or wash utensils used in preparing meat, eggs and sweets.
•Place unused food in polythene bags to prevent flies access.
•Tightly close trash cans.
•Remove pet bowl and plates and wash them just after serving food.
•Animal waste and pet feces cause fly breeding. Collect and dump excrement.

