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I have a herd of chameleons and toads to handle my flies. We have a symbiotic relationship (it might even become a new story category: EROTIC SYMBIOTIC COUPLING).
Hahaha, I like that Jim.
No fly problem here, they love the compost bins, lay there eggs, then the little pupae eat the vegetable scraps turning it into rich compost,
it doesn't smell, and I haven't purchased any whiz bang crap from China, and my seedlings love it!
Why do you want to kill the flies anyway?
Got this cool toy from China. It's an electric fly-swatter. It looks like a short badminton racket and uses two AA batteries. The face is a grid of two parallel large-mesh screens, about a quarter inch apart, oppositely charged.
When you swing it at a fly, he passes through the first mesh into the charged zone in between where he shorts it out and is zapped. It's amazingly effective, and a fucking brilliant idea.
Someone should have thought of this long ago.
I know a man who uses one on his sub.Got this cool toy from China. It's an electric fly-swatter. It looks like a short badminton racket and uses two AA batteries. The face is a grid of two parallel large-mesh screens, about a quarter inch apart, oppositely charged.
When you swing it at a fly, he passes through the first mesh into the charged zone in between where he shorts it out and is zapped. It's amazingly effective, and a fucking brilliant idea.
Someone should have thought of this long ago.
I know a man who uses one on his sub.
How did flies get in a submarine in the first place?
Through the screen door. The kids poked lil holes in it, and the flies just walked right through.