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May 12, 2014 - 07:33 AM
Unfortunately, what I was going to recommend is the Flies Be Gone Fly Trap or the Advantage Fly Trap. These traps attract and capture flies. The Flies Be Gone is disposable, the Advantage is cleanable and reusable, just replace the attractant.
Here is what most kennels and dog "pooper scoopers" do to control flies. First they remove all dog poop and place in a trash bag (even inside the trash can). Be sure to keep it tied closed. Use lots of bleach. Trash cans, sidewalks, kennels, even grass, rocks, etc, get hosed down regularly with a bleach water mix. In case you can't use bleach because of turf grass, etc, you can also use Ammonia. Ammonia is actually Ammonium Nitrate which is the same thing used in most fertilizers. So using Ammonia on your yard in small concentrations (it will burn just like fertilizer will) will green up your yard. NO KIDDING! lol
Be sure to use these in a hose end sprayer and adjust accordingly. Usually 1-2 oz per gallon of water. Don't over use or over apply, or these will kill lawns and plants.
Periodically, spray everything with a good quality insecticide such as Bifen I/T. Spray everything outdoors including trash cans, inside and out, lawns, etc.
No fly bait system will control flies in a kennel or similar situation. Most scatter type fly baits cannot be used around pets either, they are very toxic if eaten.
So the answer here is that to control flies in an outdoor environment with pets, takes traps, EXTREME sanitation measures, bleach or ammonia, and a regular pesticide application. No easy fixes here either. Just takes extreme diligence.
Indoors? Different methods apply. CB 80 and the Fly Web Fly Trap are great products for indoor use. Hope this helps.
ron
Here is what most kennels and dog "pooper scoopers" do to control flies. First they remove all dog poop and place in a trash bag (even inside the trash can). Be sure to keep it tied closed. Use lots of bleach. Trash cans, sidewalks, kennels, even grass, rocks, etc, get hosed down regularly with a bleach water mix. In case you can't use bleach because of turf grass, etc, you can also use Ammonia. Ammonia is actually Ammonium Nitrate which is the same thing used in most fertilizers. So using Ammonia on your yard in small concentrations (it will burn just like fertilizer will) will green up your yard. NO KIDDING! lol
Be sure to use these in a hose end sprayer and adjust accordingly. Usually 1-2 oz per gallon of water. Don't over use or over apply, or these will kill lawns and plants.
Periodically, spray everything with a good quality insecticide such as Bifen I/T. Spray everything outdoors including trash cans, inside and out, lawns, etc.
No fly bait system will control flies in a kennel or similar situation. Most scatter type fly baits cannot be used around pets either, they are very toxic if eaten.
So the answer here is that to control flies in an outdoor environment with pets, takes traps, EXTREME sanitation measures, bleach or ammonia, and a regular pesticide application. No easy fixes here either. Just takes extreme diligence.
Indoors? Different methods apply. CB 80 and the Fly Web Fly Trap are great products for indoor use. Hope this helps.
ron
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Jun 16, 2020 - 11:49 AM
The odors from an outdoor fly trap can be pretty aweful. Sometimes these traps are called "stink traps". Be sure to place them away from the structure to attract flys away from the home. Placing traps on the porch or near doors will invite flies to the house and give them a way inside. Ron
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