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Insect Light Fly Traps |
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The WS-85 wall sconce is a decorative White or Gold Vein wall mount light trap. The stylish design combines a V-shape wall sconce light and a adheisive board. Flying insects are attracted to the Ultra-Violet light and captured on a replaceable adhesive board inside the sconce.
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The GT-180 light trap is an attractive wall mount design for confined areas. The 3" depth of the trap allows itd use in hallways or kitchen walls where crowding is a concern. Hinged, easy access door allows simple replacement of U.V. insect lights and large 9" x16" adhesive glue board.
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FliesBeGone non-toxic organic Outdoor Fly Trap |
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The FliesBeGone fly trap is a highly effective, non-toxic, disposable trap that will catch up to 20,000 flies. It is so effective it is currently being used by our military in the USA and Iraq. Proven results in 27 countries since 1981. It covers a area about half the size of a football field and last up to 30 days. No other trap last this long or catches this many flies.
Maintenance free and completely disposable. Nothing to clean up. Highly effective even on fruit flies. Used extensively in the pest control industry. A farmer’s true friend for use in the poultry industry, on dairy farms, stables, livestock ranches, feed lots, kennels, waste products. Also restaurant dumpsters or anywhere that flies are a problem.
Available also for home use. If it is effective on a farm, you can be sure it will work at your home.
Ultra Biomass bait developed by leading university researchers. User friendly, environmentally friendly, ozone friendly. Costs only a fraction of insecticides and works far more effectively.
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FlyWeb Wall Outlet UV Light Fly/ Economical Insect Trap |
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The FlyWeb insect light is designed for use indoors in residential and commercial areas. Its compact size and direct plugin features allow the light to be placed in any outlet. The FlyWeb insect light uses a Fly and Gnat insect attracting UV lamp to lure a Fly or Gnat to the adhesive trapping board. When the glueboard is full of flying insects, simply remove, discard and replace with a new adhesive trapping board
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Electric Grid Insect Light Electrocutor Fly Killer |
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The RG-1002 Insect electrocuter is designed for wall or corner mount positions inside buildings with flying insect problems. The angled rear design of the RG-1002 allows the light trap to fit into tight corner locations. When vertically mounted 1-2 feet above the floor the 48" U.V. Insect Light shines just above the floor where flying insects are most active.
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The AG-969 Insect Electrocutor is the top rated wall mount light trap with 120 watts of UV light attraction. Flying insects are electrocuted on an internal grid and then dropped into a removable capture tray. The removable drawer allows easy access for evaluation, identification, and disposal of flying insects. The AG-969 is ideal for aggressive control in sensitive areas. U.V. output is increased to 120 watts of Insect Attraction. USDA studies show the 120 watts of UV light output provides the optimum fly attraction.
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The AG-661 Insect Electrocutor is the premier outdoor flying insect light trap. This unit has heavy duty construction and large attraction range for aggressive flying insect control. It can be suspended by wall or post brackets away from buildings to suppress insect populations around boat docks, parking lots, or stadiums before they enter the area or building.
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RG-1002 AG-969
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Fly Traps |
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The common fly is more than just an annoying
pest. It is a carrier of many types of diseases.
The
fly is an enemy because it is one of the biggest disease carriers in existence.
Moist, warm, decaying material protected by sunlight is favored for fly eggs to
hatch and in only 8 short hours for fly larvae or maggots to grow. An uncovered
garbage can is an ideal breeding place.
Flies feed and reproduce on filth,
decaying matter, and water. Flies are transmitters of disease primarily because
they feed on human and animal wastes. The dangerous bacteria present in these
wastes stick to the mouth, footpads and hairs of flies and may then be
deposited in feed intended for animal consumption. Fly feces, which contain
disease-bearing organisms, can also contaminate human food. Flies defecate
every four to five minutes. And since flies have no teeth and must take their
nourishment in liquid form, they spit on solid food and let it dissolve before
consuming. Fly spittle, or vomit. is swarming with bacteria and contaminates
feed and areas where feed is stored. A fly can infect feed/food by merely
landing on it.
Flies can enter a building that has openings not much larger
than the head of a pin. Although they rarely travel very far from where they
are hatched, flies may be lured to the sources of attractive odors. Flies may
also be carried long distances by air current.
One female fly can produce
thousands of offspring in a single breeding season. Flies have favorite resting
places. They are especially fond of places protected from the wind and on edges
such as garbage can rims and electric wires Flies carry bacteria that can cause
many diseases known and unknown to man. One fly can carry over 33 million
disease-causing microorganisms on the inner and outer surfaces of its body.
There are over 87,000 different fly species. The fly is one of the fastest
flying insects. A fly's vision is sharp for only 24 to 36 inches. One
successful hatch can result in well over 2 million flies. One season can breed
as much as 25 generations.
The common fly is such a pesky pest. But did you know that it carries over 1
million different bactera
on its body? Flies eat puke basically. They vomit on whatever it is that they
want to eat and then suck it up with their tongue. You see flies don't have teeth
and they vomit their stomach liquid on whatever they want to eat. The stomach
fluid then liquefies the solid portion and the fly laps it up.
Flies also have Velcro feet that they use for hanging upside-down and claws
that they use on level ground. A fly has an adhesive
solution that it shoots out of its claws to walk upside-down. As it walks
hanging upside down the gunk solution attracts germ critters that hang on to
the gunk and get a free ride.
The common housefly uses the hair on its legs and feet like people use their
tongues. The hairs tell the fly if wherever they land is good for a meal. Then
the fly pukes on the area it wants to liquefy and slurps it up with its tongue.
The fly sees the world as a great big buffet restaurant and it is constantly
retching, and licking it all up.
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