You can catch more flies with viniger....
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forgotten_ariaWe had a fruit fly problem recently (it is mostly under control now.)
Admittedly I didn't have any honey around, but I did have a shaker of distilled white viniger sitting out on a shelf. It has a just bigger than a fruitfly size hole in the top.
I found the bottle a twisted suspention of dead fruit flies all floating at different levels in the bottle. They must have been attracted to the smell, because there were more than just a few, probably about 50 or so.
They are really hard to wash out of the bottle, too. Their small wings cling to the side when wet.
Admittedly I didn't have any honey around, but I did have a shaker of distilled white viniger sitting out on a shelf. It has a just bigger than a fruitfly size hole in the top.
I found the bottle a twisted suspention of dead fruit flies all floating at different levels in the bottle. They must have been attracted to the smell, because there were more than just a few, probably about 50 or so.
They are really hard to wash out of the bottle, too. Their small wings cling to the side when wet.
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Date: 2002-11-14 12:47 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2002-11-14 12:47 pm (UTC)