Flies
Flies are one the most advanced insects with mostly maggot like larva. They are generally short and stocky and covered in short hairs. House flies carry nearly 2 million bacteria. There are several different species of flies that invade the house, from fruit flies, common house flies to blowflies and cluster flies.
Once your house is fumigated for flies, there is an initial barrier effect for two to three weeks. After this time, flies (and other insects) will enter the house, where they need to contact a treated surface before they die.
It is important to carry out good hygiene practices, both inside and outside your home; remove rubbish, food scraps, clean up food spills and keep your pet's food area clean.
When a minimum night temperature remains over 17 C for a few consecutive nights, the knock down effect is not so successful. This fact is mirrored when the daily temperature rises above 28 C.
Pre Visit- Put away all foods
- Place toothbrushes and toilet paper in cupboards
- Place pillows under duvets
- Wait for three hours before you enter your property.
- Open all doors and windows. Sit outside for 10 minutes to allow house to air.
- Wash down all eating surfaces
- Refrain from wiping walls and ceilings