Quote Originally Posted by Sauteed
See now, I always thought pest strips were made for the outdoors anyway. Who would want those ugly things hanging around in their house? The barn on the other hand is an ideal place for pest strips. The best place to hang these strips is in an open-top split door (horizontally split across the middle). You've probably seen those before.

Boy, when you have pigs and cattle separated but in the same barn, you will have flies upon flies no matter what! We really need those strips. One strip will fill up within a single day in the summer. Although, I had no idea they had a nerve toxin. I wonder why. I mean, the darn flies are seriously stuck on that glue. I doubt they could wiggle off it!

Cheese and rice! No matter what I do, I just can't get away from all these cancer causing agents. And here I'm raising my own meats and veggies to provide my family with a safer diet. What are those manufacturers thinking?

Thanks for telling us about this though. I'll likely wash my hands more thoroughly after messing with them now. Hmmm...maybe I should start wearing rubber gloves for hanging these strips.
You're talking about a sticky trap. Stinky is talking about a pesticide strip. They are two completely different things. The sticky traps only have glue and are harmless. :thumbsup:

I haven't seen the pesticide no pest strips in California in ages. I think they were banned here a long time ago.

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