yuck!

[walkgirl]

here was it 38C last wednesday and thursday!, so therfore now
alot of fly larves are in my bin outside! :'-( :'-( :'-(

So I wanted to kill them by throwing bleach over them, but those stupid idiots
just crawl on :'-( :'-(

 

[2steppa]

BOILING water, followed by some kind of pest repellant treatment?

I had a similar issue with those tiny tiny little bright red spiders, the size of a full stop dot. :annoyed:

 

[bill]

yeah the other night i had a fly in here. i sprayed it with rubbing alchohol and i swatted at it i finally hit it and tossed it down the sink.
a few moments later to my shock the little effer was crawling up and out of the drain hole.
so i decided to jar it and if it was still alive in the morning i would let it go.
so the next morning the thing was still kicking strong so i let it go. the thing must have been one of those new nano drones that they use for survellience.
i mean it just would not die.

 

[analogboi]

Wow! ...over 100F. Yeah, that's hot. Since it hasn't really been a summer here in Wisconsin, USA, that temp would seem extreme if it came out of nowhere!

Bill--I use an electric flyswatter on the little bastards. The kind with a push button and looks like a tennis racket. KaBAM... very dead fly. :grim: :grim: :grim:

Nicole--use something with Pyrethrins in it. We can get liquid Pyrethrins here that you mix with water and spray on cows and horses for fly control (the flys bite the animals). Pyrethrins are fatal to anything "cold blooded." They are a harmless chemical to humans and mammals. Very fatal to fly larva...

 

[Superduper]

I guess that's a good way to work on your tennis swing. And yeah, those tennis racquet things really work. Only $3.99 at Harbor Freight tools, when on sale. Hate chinese goods but the prices make it all better.