I actually want to kill the mosquitoes and the things that btie more than flays - i am sure they are attracted to like! ??
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Insect killers
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I noticed them in Robert Dyas (sp?), BOGOF, 2 for £10.
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Well, thanks, but it's not a kindness, it's a passion, I'll stop strangers in the street and tell them :-)
Mary
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Feet. (not meaters) :-)
R.
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Nice one - but you'd have to cover a lot of ground, I wonder if you walk everywhere?
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Mary
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Ours works well enough on flies that are attracted to UV light sources, not all flies are. Trying to think of the remains I have removed from it, crane flys, moths, fruit flies, midges, mozzies, blue bottles. The latter make a mess, best not to have the thing above a food preparation surface...
So do I though not many cattle nearby we are surrounded, literally, by sheep.
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Well thats your problem for have too great an expectation and failing to comprehend how they work and possibly not reading the instructions.
During the day with bright daylight pouring through any windows the insects will tend to be attracted to that source of light rather than the pathetic little electric one. At night with the room lights off it's another story all together.