Chris asked:


At any given time when I come out onto my patio in the afternoon, I have quite a few flies swarming around. There is no refuse on the patio — only a couple of chairs, hanging plants, and a BBQ. Nothing that I think would attract flies. They aren’t swarming around anything specifically, either, so I think that they might just like the semi-enclosed nature of the patio as a way to get away from the breeze??? Does anyone have any ideas as to how to get rid of them? If not permenantly, at least for having BBQ’s and such? Do Citranella candles work for flies? Thanks in advance!

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  • Comments

    Always Right on 10 July, 2009 at 7:44 pm #

    Get rid of the BBQ


    cheezy on 10 July, 2009 at 8:27 pm #

    My house considerably down maybe buy some venus fly traps when the fly population in but it worked at keeping flies believed they were wasps nests stayed away of brown paper lunchbags crumpled them shut then hung them up tied them shut then hung them shut.
    My house when had no screen door took couple of brown paper lunchbags crumpled them shut then hung them outside by the fly population in my house when the weather permits.


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