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Konrad Gajewski
Konrad Gajewski
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I have 2two methods that I use:

  1. Something that attracts them, usually the source itself placed outside ththe window. They will eventually gravitate towards it and once most of them are outside I quickly remove the rotten fruit and close the window.

  2. But there are usually some that stay behind. For them I use a flame thrower to burn them in mid-flight. I use a blowtorch that is attached to a gas cartridge. If you turn the whole apparatus upside down the liquid gas will pour through the nozzle throwing a big ball of flames. Just be careful using it close to walls. The oxygen starved flame produces soot that can deposit on the wall.

I have 2 methods that I use:

  1. Something that attracts them, usually the source itself placed outside th window. They will eventually gravitate towards it and once most of them are outside I quickly remove the rotten fruit and close the window.

  2. But there are usually some that stay behind. For them I use a flame thrower to burn them in mid-flight. I use a blowtorch that is attached to a gas cartridge. If you turn the whole apparatus upside down the liquid gas will pour through the nozzle throwing a big ball of flames. Just be careful using it close to walls. The oxygen starved flame produces soot that can deposit on the wall.

I have two methods that I use:

  1. Something that attracts them, usually the source itself placed outside the window. They will eventually gravitate towards it and once most of them are outside I quickly remove the rotten fruit and close the window.

  2. But there are usually some that stay behind. For them I use a flame thrower to burn them in mid-flight. I use a blowtorch that is attached to a gas cartridge. If you turn the whole apparatus upside down the liquid gas will pour through the nozzle throwing a big ball of flames. Just be careful using it close to walls. The oxygen starved flame produces soot that can deposit on the wall.

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Konrad Gajewski
Konrad Gajewski
  • 107
  • 3

I have 2 methods that I use:

  1. Something that attracts them, usually the source itself placed outside th window. They will eventually gravitate towards it and once most of them are outside I quickly remove the rotten fruit and close the window.

  2. But there are usually some that stay behind. For them I use a flame thrower to burn them in mid-flight. I use a blowtorch that is attached to a gas cartridge. If you turn the whole apparatus upside down the liquid gas will pour through the nozzle throwing a big ball of flames. Just be careful using it close to walls. The oxygen starved flame produces soot that can deposit on the wall.