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HIGH VOLTAGE FLYING INSECT KILLER


FLIES


• Powerful plug-in insect killer attracts flies, wasps and other nuisance flying insects


• High-voltage 1600-1800v kill grid with insect access from 3 sides • Eliminates flying insects hygienically and without pesticides • Removable collection tray for easy cleaning • Free-standing or hanging use (chain included) • Dimensions: 25.5cm x 44cm x 9cm


Flies are two-winged polluters that often invade our homes, more so in summertime. Excluding biting flies,


all species of fly feed by vomiting saliva onto the surface of their chosen food,


squishing it with their feet, and sucking up the mixture.


253 ZER570 RRP £49.99 Trade £27.78 Inner: 1 | Layer: 4 | Pallet: 60 OUTDOOR FLY TRAPS 5 036200 345707


This contaminates the food with bacteria from the body of the fly via


its feet. This behaviour can lead to the spread of food poisoning, dysentery, typhoid or cholera in countries where


• Disposable fly trap holds up to 20,000 flies


• Just add water to activate


• Outdoor use – attracts flies up to 10m radius and keeps them out of homes and buildings


• Flies get in and can’t get out


these sicknesses occur. It's also known that the eggs of parasitic worms can be carried by flies.


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