fly infestation

[davobob 0]

Does anybody know of a product that I can get to fumigate flys in an attic? Or any other ideas? Its a serious problem and needs more than emptying a can or 2 of spray.

Cheers

David

[trapperman 474]

if you do a search you will find some amature use smoke generaters, just a few quid each and should work o.k on cluster flies.

[nod 285]

make sure u check for bats

[ratattack 111]

And notify the fire brigade if you live near other people to save a fire engine turning up when the worried neighbours ring em!

[comanche 3,036]

And notify the fire brigade if you live near other people to save a fire engine turning up when the worried neighbours ring em!

 

Good thinking ratattack. And when you are done go to the pound shop or similar and buy a load of cheap dangly air freshners to hang up there . Reduces the scent trail that lures the next lot of flies into your loft .

Edited December 10, 2010 by comanche

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

there is a product you can buy called diagrain one shot. It has a release value that allows a slow release that take about 90 seconds.

 

There's enough in a can to do between 30 and 50 m2 i think. I have used it for swarms of cluster fly, and large wasp nests in loft spaces. Excellent stuff. Cover water tanks and check for bats before use.... you need to let it go, get our p.d.q and close the hatch.

[davobob 0]

there is a product you can buy called diagrain one shot. It has a release value that allows a slow release that take about 90 seconds.

 

There's enough in a can to do between 30 and 50 m2 i think. I have used it for swarms of cluster fly, and large wasp nests in loft spaces. Excellent stuff. Cover water tanks and check for bats before use.... you need to let it go, get our p.d.q and close the hatch.

 

 

I just googled diagrain one shot and didnt find anything. Where would I find it? Has anyone used strikeback insect killing fogger? They are about 4 quid each,are they any good?

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

there is a product you can buy called diagrain one shot. It has a release value that allows a slow release that take about 90 seconds.

 

There's enough in a can to do between 30 and 50 m2 i think. I have used it for swarms of cluster fly, and large wasp nests in loft spaces. Excellent stuff. Cover water tanks and check for bats before use.... you need to let it go, get our p.d.q and close the hatch.

 

 

I just googled diagrain one shot and didnt find anything. Where would I find it? Has anyone used strikeback insect killing fogger? They are about 4 quid each,are they any good?

 

 

my mistake - slight type error...... its spelt Digrain one shot not 'diagrain'

[ratattack 111]

Best read the lables on the cans you use paul, it's a professional use only product

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

Best read the lables on the cans you use paul, it's a professional use only product

 

 

My apologies - I forget to mention that I work in professional pest control, and am suitable qualified to use the product.

[ratattack 111]

Yep but the guy you recommended it to isn't, as a qualified operator you should know it was pro use only!

[Paul in North Lincs 15]

Yep but the guy you recommended it to isn't, as a qualified operator you should know it was pro use only!

 

...............is this going to take long?