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29 October 2012

Fly Infographic

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Countries flies, Fly Breeding Cycle 2 Comments

Flies carry a host of diseases including cholera and salmonellosis and it is therefore essential hygiene practice for food preparation areas to employ some method of fly killer. In the home, house flies are not only irritating – they can lay their eggs in uncovered food, creating maggots and also presenting a health risk.

Whilst most of us know that flies can spread germs and bacteria did you know how fast a fly can complete its life cycle or what the perfect breeding conditions for maggots are?  This infographic answers everything you wanted to know about the fly breeding cycle and reinforces the message that prevention is better than cure. For more tips about how to get rid of flies click here.

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2 Comments

  1. Keith V. Birkemeyer Reply to Keith to Keith V. Birkemeyer" aria-label=' Reply to Keith to Keith V. Birkemeyer'> Reply to Keith
    October 30, 2012 at 8:21 pm

    It is my opinion that flies are the worst of the worst. Yes Bed Bugs are disgusting and cockroaches are nasty as well but just the fact that they can fly does it for me. Since they can fly – one minute outside on a piece of who knows and then inside to your food. Not bad enough yet, they throw up on it and lap it up. GROSS. Great info – thanks. Thank goodness for pest control

  2. Bill Reply to Bill to Bill" aria-label=' Reply to Bill to Bill'> Reply to Bill
    March 12, 2013 at 3:57 pm

    We deal with a lot of fly problems in Canada starting this time of year. This is a great infographic that can help homeowners understand what they can do to limit fly problems.

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