As the warmer March weather arrived, so did the dreaded cluster flies, plaguing us with thousands of them. While these flies may not pose significant health risks to humans, living in a bedroom with a swarm of flies and a constant loud hum is far from pleasant. Imagine finding these annoying insects nesting inside your clothes! It’s like having your wardrobe invaded by tiny, winged squatters.
Cluster Flies: Tackling Wall Voids and Cracks to Avoid Winter Infestations
Every day became a battle as we armed ourselves with our trusty vacuum cleaner, attempting to suck up enough flies to fill a pint glass. It was a never-ending struggle, but we remained determined to conquer the infestation.
Sealing Cracks, Reducing Entry Points: Eradicating Cluster Flies
Our ambitious goal is to seal every crack and gap in our walls, reducing the number of entry points in each room to zero. However, we soon discovered the magnitude of the task at hand. With multiple rooms, including the attic and the entire outside area, needing re-mortaring, it’s clear that time and perseverance are key to success.
During our ongoing battle, we managed to identify a couple of wall voids and cracks where we suspect the flies have been hiding throughout the winter. But fear not, we have plans to address these problem areas in the coming weeks.
Buzzing Nuisance: Journey to Exterminate Cluster Flies
So, if you’re tired of buzzing and swarming visitors taking over your home, join us on our journey as we fight the cluster flies, one plastered wall at a time. Don’t forget to subscribe and hit the notification bell to be part of this epic battle against our tiny, yet annoying foes!
Remember, never underestimate the power of a plastered wall when it comes to battling unwelcome visitors. Together, we shall triumph!
Breaking the Fly Cycle: Reducing Entry Points, Re-Mortaring Exterior Walls
