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How to Repel Fruit Flies With Rubbing Alcohol

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How to Repel Fruit Flies With Rubbing Alcohol

How to Repel Fruit Flies With Rubbing Alcohol. Ever see those annoying little fruit flies milling about in your kitchen? They probably hitched a ride home with you on some of your produce from the supermarket. Before you run out and buy a can of pesticide (which you don't really want to spray around your food!) try a homemade pest control that is...

Ever see those annoying little fruit flies milling about in your kitchen? They probably hitched a ride home with you on some of your produce from the supermarket. Before you run out and buy a can of pesticide (which you don't really want to spray around your food!) try a homemade pest control that is simple and easy to use. The following tips will show you how to take care of the fruit flies and keep them from running your kitchen.
Things You'll Need
plastic spray bottle, rubbing alcohol
Making and using the fly spray
Purchase a plastic spray bottle from a hardware or home improvement store.
Fill the spray bottle with rubbing alcohol.
Spray the alcohol at the fruit fles. The alcohol may not kill them, but it will knock them down and allow you to dispose of them any way you see fit.
Wash off any part of the kitchen or house that you sprayed with alcohol.

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