can this work for the regular "house fly" they are breeding in a bush by my trash cans out back. nothing dead is in there lol I live on a military base on an island and every base I've lived on has an infestation of flies and nobody doesn't do anything...
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According to the instructions, it will work on flies. I personally do not have any experiences using the Azamax on flies so I cannot offer an opinion, just what the instruction booklet says. Perhaps a good jar or bag type fly trap would work better and be more cost effective. I've used those, not too pretty to look at once they start filling up, but they do work.
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I don't really know how effective it is? or how much it would cover? We have it in our living room and find all kinds of flying insect in there except flies. The fan is not strong enough to pull in certain insect and the room have to be completely dark for the bugs to get drawn to it. We often get power outage and once the power is out, the trapped insect can escape. It's not as effective as the outdoor model which is alot brighter and it kill the insect right away instead of waiting for it to dehydrate and die.
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I disagree on this. If you have a home like mine that was designed for the NW but is in the midsouth-there is no possible way to control them coming in purely from a design factor. If you read anything about eliminating them indoors all the articles will tell you an exterminator does no good. People, they can come in through a door! It seems to me that you hang this up in the room where there is the most issue and clean it 2-3 times/week. Mine infestation is ALL indoors. I will leave feedback once I have used it but sounds like a winner inside or out.
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It traps them until they die. It's very effective but the downside is it stinks really bad and you don't want to hang it inside your house. We have 2 hanging by our garage doors and that's where most of the flies go.
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Yes, it will work for flies. But I would suggest that you keep all the poop picked up in the area and there will be no flies.
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Hi Joy, I don't see Rats listed in the product guidelines. Sorry. I live in the hills in Los Angeles and rats are a big problem here. Primarily Roof Rats. We were invaded about 6 years ago with the rats occupying an attic space above the kitchen. I freaked and then called a pest control company here called Corky's. They set multiple traps around the outside of the house after inspecting. When the rats left the attic ( via a hole behind the stove) and went out searching for food, the Cocky's bait stations designed for rats were waiting. You have to poison the rats, but no domestic pet can get inside the containers. Within a couple of weeks the rats were gone, but we have continued the service to keep them out of the house, as rats are everywhere in the hills and the city and it's worked. The Yard Sentinel ( 3 set at keys sight line points ) continues to do the job on the Raccoons, a wild animal far more dangerous to your health than even rats. Question: You said your rats are ALMOST 2 lbs. How did you conclude that, did they just hop up on the bathroom scale for you or is it one of those exercises, weight yourself, grab the rat by the tail and then weigh yourself again? I know it's not funny, but couldn't resist. Hope my feedback is of some help. Bill
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they pretty much kill anything that flies or is bug like. This is why you want to NOT BE IN THE ZONE, when burning them. AND AIR out the area before you go into it for long. They are great...... but use caution for your pets and yourself, PETS COULD BE SERIOUSLY EFFECTED......
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I have not. I've ordered two batches for different terrariums and haven't had any problems with flies. They might be fungus gnats from the soil you're using...
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I do not think this will work on the bugs you listed. It does a great job on grubs, I used this early this season and no grubs and no animals digging up yard trying to get grubs. There are some products that specify which bugs it kills, you might try Spectacid it works for fleas, crickets, earwigs and ants. Read packaging as this works on many other bugs. Flys are harder to kill off as so quick to give birth, maybe some flying insect killer. I hope this helps and this product works great at our home.
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No! I don't think this will help your problem. This is used by flushing it past the trap and into the pipes to work on the build up inside the pipe. Drain flies will normally only be in the pipe before the trap. So if you would just clean all the hair and junk that accumulates just inside the pipe, it would help. This is where the flies lay there eggs and hang out. You can use a drain cleaner such as liquid plumber or pour some bleach just into the trap and it should take care of your problem.
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My dogs are in the house so I have no idea on the flies. It did seem to burn both my dogs skin upon application and irritated them for quite a while.
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I use these in my portable greenhouse and wow they fill up quick with black flies and knats.I also use the fly strips and they work great.I just don't use anything like that outside.The best stuff for outside is yard guard.It is a spray and I use it in the bushes and trees that all bugs hide in.
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I tried mine in the barn, and it didn't do very well attracting flies. This year I am going to buy the fly trap that comes in the bag. I have 2 glass jars inside the zapper and I am going to make up the stinky solution in the bag and pour it into the glass jars. My plan it that since they love that stinky stuff so much, they will go check out the jars and get zapped.
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I just followed the directions and it worked fairly well. That is, I did see a difference in the flies. I used it in a horse barn that has open areas to the outside. The spray was done inside, but the outside area was very close to the sprayed areas. It surely is worth a try if you are trying to control pests.
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Well vented but don't let The bins get to thick with debris. Nothing bothering mine other than worms and a little smell. Maybe you're putting to much compost debris in the bin at one time? it's taking too long for the worms to eat it so therefore the flies have something to deposit their eggs upon. I wouldn't hesitate to call the worm farm and ask him any questions, if you haven't done so yet.
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gnats are easily trapped and die. Anything that flies into the lighted area seems to be trapped. I keep a can of fly spray, and when I empty the cage sometimes shoot a small blast into it if some of the various flying insects are still moving about. Most of the time they are all dead. I empty it out amout once a month.
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This would be great for your situation. I am not sure how the horses will do with the smell. It smells like rotting chicken so keep it away from the house and down wind from the horses and it should be fine. You will be amazed at how many flys get trapped in one bottle. We throw the entire bottle away and just order news ones. It gets so many flys I can't imagine cleaning it out. They go in, but they don't come out.