hmmm, someone on the main board posted about his awhile back. you're supposed to put out a bowl of something, vinegar maybe?? not sure, maybe it was something else.
Great post. I used to know the answer to this but I cant remember. Like carlnip, I know you put a bowl of something out. I got an email the other day, saying to keep misqutoes away, spray listerine. Interested to see if that one works.
A bowl of wine usually works. I find red works better than white. They are atracted to the sweetness, get drunk, then drown. You will have to replace it every other day or so, otherwise a film forms that they can stand on. HTH!
I drop mine to the counter with Lysol disinfecting spray and then wipe them up.
lol, that makes me laugh for some reason. I can picture you (even though I've never seen you before!) spraying Lysol around the kitchen like a little gun
I wonder if that would work with homemade vinegar/water cleaner? That's all I've got right now.
I amused both by the "drop mine to the counter with Lysol" comment and the drunk flies drowning in wine comment.?
We had a few flies in our bathroom last week, and I shot at them with my hairspray or trapped them beneath the tissue box til DH got home to deal with them.
I drop mine to the counter with Lysol disinfecting spray and then wipe them up.
lol, that makes me laugh for some reason. I can picture you (even though I've never seen you before!) spraying Lysol around the kitchen like a little gun
I wonder if that would work with homemade vinegar/water cleaner? That's all I've got right now.
I bet it would! The Lysol doesn't kill them instantly, just saturates their wings rendering them defenseless to fly.
A bowl of wine usually works. I find red works better than white. They are atracted to the sweetness, get drunk, then drown. You will have to replace it every other day or so, otherwise a film forms that they can stand on. HTH!
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lol, that makes me laugh for some reason. I can picture you (even though I've never seen you before!) spraying Lysol around the kitchen like a little gun
I wonder if that would work with homemade vinegar/water cleaner? That's all I've got right now.
Yep - its a bowl of vinegar on the counter
I amused both by the "drop mine to the counter with Lysol" comment and the drunk flies drowning in wine comment.?
We had a few flies in our bathroom last week, and I shot at them with my hairspray or trapped them beneath the tissue box til DH got home to deal with them.
I'll try the wine trick next time! ?
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I bet it would! The Lysol doesn't kill them instantly, just saturates their wings rendering them defenseless to fly.
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