Fly Bag / Trap For Outside USe - Disposable - Fits 20,000 of those damn things!
Regular price
$18.90
Sale
A single-use,non-toxic, disposable fly trap containing a food-based attractant. Highly effective with the capacity to capture up to 20,000 flies. When full, screw cap on and dispose of in normal waste. Contains 1 Fly Bag Trap and 1 suspension string.
Effective for many types of nuisance flies including blue bottle, green bottle and blow flies. Flies are a nuisance during summer and are a hygiene concern due to their carrying and transferring of disease-causing bacteria and parasites. They frequent food preparation and serving areas, rubbish bin areas and areas with farm animals where they scavenge for foodstuffs.
Directions for Use:
Take the fly bag and unscrew the lid so the bag hangs from it. Holding the lid of the fly bag, fill the fly bag with water from the tap up to the fill line marked on it.
Hang the trap vertically by the twist tie attached to the lid in a suitable outdoor position, preferably in the sun and out of the way of food/animals. Ideally near where the flies are coming from (if known).
Ensure that the trap is held securely in place by the twist wrap and onto the item that the trap is hung from. Where large numbers of traps are used, place the traps about 10m apart. This distance should be reduced in areas of particularly high insect activity. Once hung, squeeze the bag a few times to aid mixing of the active. The bags may need to be squeezed a couple of times every few days to break up any coagulation of proteins that may form on the surface of the liquid.
Effective for many types of nuisance flies including blue bottle, green bottle and blow flies. Flies are a nuisance during summer and are a hygiene concern due to their carrying and transferring of disease-causing bacteria and parasites. They frequent food preparation and serving areas, rubbish bin areas and areas with farm animals where they scavenge for foodstuffs.
Directions for Use:
Take the fly bag and unscrew the lid so the bag hangs from it. Holding the lid of the fly bag, fill the fly bag with water from the tap up to the fill line marked on it.
Hang the trap vertically by the twist tie attached to the lid in a suitable outdoor position, preferably in the sun and out of the way of food/animals. Ideally near where the flies are coming from (if known).
Ensure that the trap is held securely in place by the twist wrap and onto the item that the trap is hung from. Where large numbers of traps are used, place the traps about 10m apart. This distance should be reduced in areas of particularly high insect activity. Once hung, squeeze the bag a few times to aid mixing of the active. The bags may need to be squeezed a couple of times every few days to break up any coagulation of proteins that may form on the surface of the liquid.