A Little History on Flies Be Gone
non-toxic fly traps
World renown
Flies Be Gone non-toxic fly traps were developed
by entomologist (bug
experts) in Johannesburg,
South Africa to fight the worst flies in the world. Their
goal was to produce an economical, easy to use, user friendly,
environmentally friendly, ozone friendly fly trap that is
safe to have around children and pets. Also it was urgent
to have a well-designed trap CATCH and hold the flies to break
the reproduction cycle. Available fly repellents and sprays
CANNOT do this!
The
Flies
Be Gone
"ultra biomass" bait was developed by leading university
researchers and entomologists along with clever industrial
designers and plastics engineers in
the early 1980's creating
Flies Be Gone non-toxic fly traps.
This proven, sucessful time-tested, and often immitated design
is the world renown
Flies Be Gone non-toxic fly trap
is you see today.
FliesBeGone
non-toxic fly traps costs only a fraction of insecticides
and works far more effectively. Flies Be Gone,
sold under various names, has provided successful fly control
since 1981 throughout the African continent, Europe, North,
Central and South America and parts of Asia. Flies
Be Gone is used in more than 30 countries worldwide
and is patented worldwide.
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The following is a list of questions about Flies Be Gone
non-toxic fly traps we've been asked since 1981. If you don't
find YOUR question answered here or want more information
please email us at flymaster@FlyMaster.Biz
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We promise to get an answer to you within 24hrs!
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1. Why Use A Flies Be Gone
Fly Trap & Not A Repellent?
Have you given thought to where
the flies go after you repel them? They come right back to
lay there eggs elsewhere on your food or property!! Why not
trap them for good so they don't have a chance to come back?
Flies Be Gone is much better than
any repellent as it becomes a haven for flies to lay their
eggs which hatch inside the trap unable to escape! See
our pictures from the Bahamas Consistant use of Flies
Be Gone will help stop the egg-laying cycle
thus reducing the fly population dramatically. The flies and
their eggs die inside the Flies Be Gone
fly trap!
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2.
Is Flies Be Gone designed for indoor or outdoor use?
OUTDOOR.
The idea is to PREVENT flies from entering the indoors, keeping
out of working and living spaces. This is what Flies Be Gone
does.
The
Ultra Biomass bait is composed of sterilized food materials.
Pour the bait into the trap and add water. When they warm
in the sun, food scents drift out of the trap and into a wide
area of the atmosphere. This attracts the flies. The warmer
the weather, the quicker this happens. Flies Be
Gone should be placed outdoors in direct sunlight.
Not indoors and not under a roof.
The closest exception is in very warm climates such
as semi-deserts and desert areas where it routinely gets around
100F. In these areas the day temperature and evening temperatures
are warm enough to activate the Ultra Biomass in the trap
without being directly exposed to the sun. This will allow
you to hang your Flies Be Gone under
an eve, a tree or any shaded area outdoors and it will still
work very well. Still watch the water level, though, as it
WILL evaporate more.
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3.
Does the Ultra Biomass Bait begin to attract flies immediately?
AFTER A FEW DAYS. The bait must
warm in the sun and the scents be carried into the atmosphere,
as mentioned above. In warm weather, this begins to happen in
about 2 days. In cooler climates, it can take a few more days
to reach full tempo. The process can be speeded up by activating
the bait with water and keeping the solution warm in a jar indoors
before transferring it outdoors. In both warm and cool climates,
the activation can be speeded up by adding in a pinch of your
local damp soil to your Flies Be Gone.
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4.
Is FliesBeGone Toxic, Poisonous, or an Insecticide?
NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO.
Hope we have made this point clear. |
5.
Over how large an area is the trap effective?
About 150 to 300 feet (50 to 100 meters) radius.
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6.
What do we do with it when it is time to replace the trap?
You can safely just throw it away but we strongly
suggest cutting the bag and burying the contents in the soil.
Or if you are a bit adventuresome, the contents can be emptied
into a flower bed since the decomposing flies make an EXCELLENT
natural fertilizer (NOT recommended for vegetable gardens).
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7.
Is there an odor?
SOME. There might be as the
flies begin to decompose. Most odor comes when the Flies
Be Gone becomes full of dead flies, as with any
trap. When Flies Be Gone is 3/4 full,
it's time to replace.
We strongly recommend replacing the trap as soon
as it appears full so as to maintain effectiveness in the area
you are protecting. However,
should your trap not be 3/4 full the best solution
is to move the trap downwind or change the trap a bit more frequently.
If you are not getting as many flies in the trap as normal that's
really good news as it indicates that the trap is breaking the
reproduction cycle! |
8.
What happens if the water evaporates due to my local climate?
Best thing is to top it up with your garden
hose or watering can. There should be a minum of 3 inches
( 7.5 cm ) of water in the trap. My rule of thumb is to keep
the trap 3/4 full. |
9.
How long does it take to unpack the unit and add the bait
? In other words, ready to use?
About 45 seconds. |
10.
How big is each shipping pack?
Each trap ships in it's individually plastic,
hermetically sealed pack that is one inch (2.5 cm) in depth. |
11.
Does it catch other types of insects and bugs as well?
YES. Not as well as the flies
themselves, but definitely yes. Any insect that feeds on meat
products or attracted to any form of bio mass such as spoiling
food will enter your Flies Be Gone
fly trap. |
12.
How long and how far will the Flies Be Gone
work?
Your Flies Be Gone
will be effective for 4 to 6 weeks with a range of 50 to 100
yards. That's powerful. |
13.
Will Flies Be Gone have any affect on local fly population?
YES.
Flies Be Gone is strongly
effective in decreasing the fly problem of an area, even pesticide
resistant flies. |
14.
Is Flies
Be Gone
just a household product or is it used profesionally?
FliesBeGone
has been used extensively in the pest control industry around
the world for decades. |
15.
Nearly all fly abatement products on the market are toxic. What
about Flies Be Gone?
Flies Be Gone
has NO toxins, NO poisons,
NO insecticides. NO kidding! |
16.
How many flies can Flies BeGone catch
and how fast?
Flies Be Gone catches
up to 20,000 flies and up to ten times faster than other traps. |
17.
What do I have to do as far as maintenance?
FliesBeGone
is maintenance free and completely disposable. Nothing to clean
up! |
18.
OK, What about pesky fruit flies, does Flies Be
Gone get rid of them also?
Flies Be Gone is highly
effective on fruit flies. Used extensively in the pest control
industry. |
19.
I have a chicken ranch. Can it help me keep my fly population
down?
Flies Be Gone
is a farmer’s true friend for use in the poultry industry,
on dairy farms, stables, livestock ranches, feed lots, kennels,
waste products. You'll be pleased with its effectiveness and
economy. Keep in mind these industries lose over $1 Million
annually due to damage caused by flies! |
20.
At my restaurant we're constantly getting complaints about flies.
Can Flies Be Gone help?
YES indeed! Restaurant dumpsters
are your primary source of flies at any restaurant. Anywhere
that flies are a problem Flies Be Gone
will help. Set it up away from your kitchen, near the dumpster,
and flies will be under control. Restaurants from the high-end
type to small eateries are one of our largest commercial customers.
The ALL use Flies Be Gone non-toxic fly traps. TIP:
watch the electronic fly traps in restaurants....how many flies
do THEY catch? Not many. |
21.
Is Flies Be Gone good around the house
also?
YES, it's GREAT for home use
OUTDOORS. If it is effective on a farm, you can be sure it will
work for your home. The Flies Be Gone
will catch the flies before they enter
your home or out buildings. |
22.
Who developed the bait for FliesBeGone?
Flies Be Gone's NON-TOXIC
Ultra Biomass bait developed by leading university researchers
(see 'History' above). Flies Be Gone non-toxic fly traps have
been in use worldwide for over 30 years. |
23.
I'm concerned about environment....is Flies Be Gone
safe for the atmosphere?
YES it is and user friendly,
enviroment friendly, and ozone friendly (just don't tell the
flies that!). |
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What about cost compared to insecticides?
FliesBeGone
costs only a fraction of insecticides and works far more effectively.
Also ZERO environmental impact as there are
no wayward spray blowing around. TIP: The
U.S. Armed Forces DO NOT allow the use of
insecticide sprays. The reasons are obvious; NO poisons in
the air to injure the troops AND NO poisonous wayward spray
blowing around where it shouldn't be. |
25.
How long has Flies Be Gone been around?
Flies Be Gone
has been controling flies successfully around the world since
1981. |
26.
Is there a guarantee?
YES!
If you are not fully satisfied,
just return the unit within 30 days of date of purchase for
a full refund. |
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YIKES! My pet ate my Flies Be Gone! What do I do????
First, don't worry! Your Flies
Be Gone is 100% non-toxic and the flies are
100% protein. The ONLY consideration is where the
flies have been. WE'VE NEVER HAD A CAUSUALTY
from Flies Be Gone. The worst that
can happen is your pet having a bad stomach ache.
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28.
Are your fly traps refillable?
NO. The whole idea is to get rid of the flies
with no maintenance. When full just throw it out. |
29.
Who uses Flies Be Gone non-toxic fly traps?
Everyone with flies! Restaurants, Horse Ranches,
Homeowners, Grocery Stores, Pet Shops and Kennels, you name
it! If there is a potential for flies Flies Be Gone
will solve your problem. |
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