With the sun making a final appearance before cool weather sets in for good Brits may still have their windows open to let in the much-needed breeze. However, this also invites pesky flies into our homes, where they buzz around kitchens and threaten to land on every meal. But fear not, as a pest control expert has come to the rescue with some top tips for tackling the winged invaders without turning your home into a cloud of fly spray.
Jordan Foster from Fantastic Pest Control recommends a nifty concoction that lures flies to a sticky end. He revealed his simple yet deadly recipe: "Combine two tablespoons of apple cider vinegar, one tablespoon of sugar, half a cup of warm water, and a few drops of dishwashing detergent [in a bowl]." He explained that mixing these ingredients creates an irresistible trap: "Thoroughly stir the mixture to ensure all the ingredients are well-mixed.
Once ready, pour it into a bowl and place it near the area where flies are present. The sweet scent will attract the flies, and they will come into contact with the solution, causing them to die." Savvy shoppers can pick up apple cider vinegar – an essential ingredient in a homemade fly trap – for a mere £1.
30 at Asda , a bargain considering most households likely have sugar and washing-up liquid already in their cupboards. Pest control whizz Jordan shared his useful tip for creating a fruit fly snare, recommending placing tantalising fruit under clingfilm pierced with tiny holes in a bowl. "Set t.
