BIN BUDDY Citrus, Kills Flies,Wasps and Bad Odour 450g x 2

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This is a relatively common problem for outdoor bins and wheelie bins, as they are exposed to the elements as well as all of the creatures that reside out there. Flies are always on the lookout for food, warmth and a place to lay their eggs and a sheltered wheelie bin with food gunk caked in the corners is like a dream come true for them – particularly in the summer months. Flies aren’t interested in the bins per se. They are attracted to odours from within. If bins have a strong odour or rotting, they will attract flies. If you overfill your outdoor bins, the contents could put pressure on the lid, creating a gap in the seal where flies can enter. 6. Use Insecticidal spray Other times they release the fly into the outdoors. This option seems popular with those who don’t want to kill insects. 2. Dusting Powders If you need to dispose of a fly attractant in your kitchen bin, first put it into its own separate plastic bag, and tie it closed tightly before adding it into the main kitchen bin bag. This should help reduce the smell escaping and attracting flies as well as limit fly access to the material, which they want to access to lay their eggs. But it’s not a foolproof method. It’s much better to put the fly-attracting materials outside immediately. 4. Seal the lid

You need to take away the opportunity and make your bin as undesirable as possible. To do this, take away or hide any food sources and aim to create a dry, cold environment. Insect control products are extremely effective at removing any current insects in your home. Plus, they can help to prevent creepy crawlies from entering your home in the first place, ensuring your chill zones stay pest-free. From fly killers & fly traps, to bed bug spray & flea killer, we have everything you need to remove small insects from your home. Whether the concern is that flies are attracted to your kitchen bin or your outdoor bin, there are several options you can avail of to get rid of them: 1. Avoid putting fly attractants into bins To understand how to get rid of flies around bins, we first must understand why flies are attracted to bins.Even the word maggots has my skin crawling… so to discover you have maggots in your bin is just something no one wants to see.

In fact, by using this fly killer spray, you are going to receive up to 8 hours of protection. This means you won’t have to reapply the repellent as you would with other brands. Binkill is environmentally safe and has been proven to not only kill flies and maggots, but also reduce the smell generated by waste in wheelie bins. Flies lay their eggs on food sources to enable larvae to start eating from the moment they hatch. Over the course of several days maggots feast and prepare to pupate – where they form a hard shell and become a fly. Flies can lay a large number of eggs at a time, so maggots are often seen in large groups, but they have cannibalistic tendencies. One study by University of Lausanne found that even though fruit flies are vegetarian, they have been known to eat other maggots if one becomes injured." What causes maggots? They typically breed in dumpsters, garbage cans, manure and fermenting vegetables. A female house fly will lay up to 150 eggs at once.

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The unit itself does cost a little more than many other bug repellants but seems worth the money since it is a non-toxic solution. When you have to find the best fly killer for yards, you want to look at this Burgess Fogger. It is the same system that gets used by professionals to kill flies and mosquitos.

Her life typically lasts about 30 days in which she will lay eggs about 6 times. That’s up to 900 eggs in just 30 days! Use peppermint oil to repel flies: Blends of essential oils containing peppermint are another great tool for keeping flies away. Water with just a few drops of the oil will provide a refreshing scent—while keeping flies and fruit flies away for up to 6 days. Use citronella spray– This is a natural remedy which will discourage flies from entering your bin because they don’t like the smell. These special breeds of maggot are carefully farmed in laboratories, and can be used to feed on rotting flesh, helping to clear bacteria-infested tissue from open wounds. Since first being used, this technique has managed to save countless limbs from amputation. Maggots are fly larvae, usually of the common house fly. Attracted to food and other rubbish, you will only have a problem with maggots if flies have easy access to your waste and dustbins. If flies settle on your rubbish, they may lay eggs which can hatch as maggots within 24 hours.Most people spend their summers trying to stop their kitchen bin from smelling, but maggots can be a real issue, too. After all, maggots aren’t just outside critters. Occasionally, you may find that they set up camp in your kitchen bin - and that’s arguably even worse than having maggots in your wheelie bin.