BEST WAY TO ELIMINATE HOUSEFLIES?

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BEST WAY TO ELIMINATE HOUSEFLIES?

[+] serious ballot by wildcard
ACTIVE Sat Jan 26, 08 - Fri Apr 25, 08
The flies in my house have been reaching plague proportions recently.

What is the best way to get rid of them?

Flyscreens
Fly spray
Fly Paper
Vacuum Cleaner
Bug Zapper
Rolled-up Magazine
Bug bomb the place
Pet frogs :-))

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COMMENTS:
Voted : Bug Zapper
Had this problem briefly, soon after I moved to Georgia. Forty bucks at Home Depot, and no more bugs.

by Truthseeker013 on Sat Jan 26, 08 5:57pm [+]

A dead body in the back porch works for me.

by britvic55 on Sat Jan 26, 08 11:45pm [+]

Voted : Fly Paper
You could also try Fly bags which are bags which smeel like dead things and they fly into the bag and can't get back out and they drown.

Don't use them in your house though lol. Get the bugs outside.

by fivenotes on Sun Jan 27, 08 9:48am [+]

OK I'll try the fly paper and bug zapper.

by wildcard on Sun Jan 27, 08 4:32pm [+]

Voted : Fly Paper
Fly paper always seems to work good in the house. I don't use a bug zapper outside because lizards and beneficial insects will get caught in them while trying to get to the bugs that the light attracts.

Placing a ziplock bag full of water in the place they're coming in at (like a window sill) will keep them from comming in too.

by Grumpy_Person on Sun Jan 27, 08 11:20pm [+]

The bags like fivenotes described work well outside too. Only the ones I've seen are more like gallon size plastic or glass containers. A lot of the farmers in my area use them around barns and homes.

by Grumpy_Person on Sun Jan 27, 08 11:22pm [+]

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