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Fruit Flies - YUCK.

11:35 , June 22, 2006 I am so thankful to stretcher.com today. I had been pulling my HAIR out because each morning when I have been coming into the kitchen, I've been greeted with a CLOUD of fruit flies. I have cleaned and cleaned and searched and done everything in my power to find the "rotten banana" but to no avail.

I went to stretcher last night desperate for help. Someone said that a friend told her that she dumped bleach down her kitchen drain and let it set overnight. Turns out fruit flies sometimes live in the drains. This is a new house for us - a 70 year old farmhouse. We just moved in less than a month ago. I am sooo excited. I tried it; it worked.

See how networking helps? I want HSB to become like that - a real help for people. Keep your tips and wonderful stories coming. You never know who you might be helping - even a bumbling homesteader like myself.

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{ 11:46 , June 22, 2006 } { Posted by OurLittleHomestead }
Sorry--I left a banana in the couch cushions.

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{ 12:06 , June 22, 2006 } { Posted by morningsunshine }
wish I had tried that last year. We could not get rid of them. They also like vinager! they lasted until December! it was gross!

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The daily, hopefully not too fragmented, display of whatever is on the homesteading segment of my scattered brain. I love anything farm...ranch...sufficiency. Y2K was the highlight of my late 20s - well, preparing for it was. Even though nothing happened, I learned a lot, and it birthed a new interest in things I'd previously cared nothing about. I love canning, making masa, and drying vegetables. I want to learn to make salsa, fruit butters and sauces, and soap. Oh, and candles, too. Can someone tell me what lye is and where to find it? And do I need goggles? Help.


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