During the hot and humid summer days flies, pests and other bugs could become a true pain in the neck, invading your home, office and other workplaces. You will find several steps you are able to take to minimise the effect insects and bugs on your life, however.
The first action is trying and keep them out of your building and rooms from the start. Fly screens and insect screens are the ideal method to do this and can be fitted to windows and doors fairly easily.
There are many distinct kinds of fly display to suit many installations and locations. Mesh panel, chain and roller fly screens are suitable for both doors and windows, while hinged screens are fine for VELUX and doors and framed fly screens are designed for windows solely.
A few, like mesh and certain roller fly screens can be set up yourself, while others,
including the hinged plus VELUX variety would call for a veteran installer (unless you're REALLY handy at DIY of course!).
Additional steps to take in addition to the fly screens would be making use of bug zappers outdoors (also has the added benefit of that lovely ZZZAAAP! Sound each time a
bug zapper light bulb is caught!), burning scented candles around your property and not leaving food out, especially near windows and doors. Keep your floors swept and free from food and other' tasty' debris too.
Bugs love large leafy vegetables thus in case a garden is chock-full those you could think about cutting back on them.
Do not use outside lights too close to the home of yours. As pests and insects are keen on light, keeping a good amount of darkness between the outside lights of yours as well as inner illumination will reduce on the number of them that' transfer' themselves from the outdoors for the inside!
Keep the likes of ants out there by making sure you fill any tiny cracks and holes on the outside of your building or home. You could use cement or perhaps growing foam - whatever you decide will do the job without spoiling the overall look of your developing.
