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Easy-To-Use Nontoxic Fly Traps
Use on porches, in barns, basements and anywhere high concentrations of flies are a nuisance.
Catch up to 10,000 flies per unit.
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Instructions: Pull up tab on top until snapped into position. Hang the trap outside in a sunlit area of high fly concentration where flies are active and odors will not be a problem. The attractant tube is inside trap bag and must not be removed. Hold base of attractant tube with thumb and forefinger, pointing tube downward. Twist tip of spout until it snaps, allowing attractant to spill into bag.
Hold bag upright so attractant does not spill out. Fill fly trap to fill line by pouring clean water through the top. Agitate lightly to disperse the attractant. Multiple traps may be necessary in areas of high fly population.
It's best to use these things out doors, in sheds, barns, garages and other well ventilated areas because the bait smells really bad, which is why they work so well. I had a really bad fly problem in the house so I hung one of these from the overhang outside the window about three feet away and within 24 hours the flies had migrated to the trap outside the window and the house problem was solved.
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(You can but these by the case too if you have a farm or large property that needs them call us.)
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Notes:
Flies are inactive at night and rest on ceilings, beams, sill areas, overhead wires within buildings, trees and shrubs, various kinds of outdoor wires, and even tall grasses. Treat these areas with diatomaceous earth and fly patches to catch them at night or when dormant too. Always eliminate their food supplies like excess manure and feces from animals, garbage and exposed compost piles. Seal all trash barrels and keep screens intact and in place whenever possible.
House flies can transmit more than 100 different pathogens so it's good to keep them away from your food and surfaces where food is prepared. For a safe, nontoxic disinfectant click here.
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