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    LaughingCat
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    08-19-2009 08:24 PM
    They serve no purpose on this planet but to sneak under my covers at night. Have one hanging in my 3rd floor bedrrom and another in the 2nd floor theater. Wife doesn't want me to set off bug foggers since she'd have to clean (that's an argument she'll lose.)

    Anyone have ideas before the foggers? I'm considering a John Candy fly-swatter. Maybe fly paper. Ideas?
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    08-19-2009 08:26 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by LaughingCat View Post
    They serve no purpose on this planet but to sneak under my covers at night. Have one hanging in my 3rd floor bedrrom and another in the 2nd floor theater. Wife doesn't want me to set off bug foggers since she'd have to clean (that's an argument she'll lose.)

    Anyone have ideas before the foggers? I'm considering a John Candy fly-swatter. Maybe fly paper. Ideas?
    I wonder if a flashbang would do the trick
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    08-19-2009 09:14 PM
    I find them easy to stalk and kill. I mean, inside the house.

    Other than that.... Panama style mosquito netting and a canopy bed.
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    08-20-2009 01:58 PM
    i get them alot. i sprayed my house with this bug killer i bought from home depot. you spray along the outside of the house and around windows. i havent had many since. i have to saw it worked really well.
    i didnt drink steczs koolaid...
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    08-20-2009 02:08 PM
    Nepalm.
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    08-20-2009 02:13 PM
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    08-20-2009 07:09 PM
    They are attracted to your carbon emissions.

    They aren't cheap but they make traps that vacuum the parasites up as they come by sniffing the carbon dioxide the thing puts out. I think they were propane powered so I am not sure about using indoors. Maybe with great ventilation??

    The sharper image sold them but so did others. I read they actually were pretty effective.
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