how often should you have to change out flies be gone?
1382088
When there are so many flies in there, could be a month, could be 2-3 months or more. I gauge it by if there are any new flys still coming into the trap (flying around at the top of the trap). Trust me they won't be deterred by all the dead flys.
1382089
The trap will become more aromatic (nasty odors) as it fills up with flies, so leave it up until full. Remember to keep some water in it to increase the rotting smell. Once the trap is full, then change it out. "Full" is when the dead reach the cone point inside. Also, the dead flies make excellent composting material, so slit the bottom of the trap and empty the dead into the compost pile.
1382090
I change mine when full. The attraction doesn't seem to have a shelf life, but would probably freeze in winter.
1382091
it all depends on your fly concentration and quantity. In my area there are lots of dairy factories, the traps last one week more or less. don't let it run out of water, needs to have about two inches of water in the bottom. flies will keep accumulating up to about two inches from the top.
1382092
We change them when they get about half full (see picture) about every six weeks
1382093
When they're full & believe me you'll know it by the smell. We were amazed at how many flies these contraptions caught. I mean REALLY amazed?? The larger ones in particular. I'm talking thousands over a several weeks...
1023374
The spray should be reapplied every every 5 to 7 days when insects are present.
1628983
About every 30 days but sometimes I let it go longer. Depends on it I am getting a good amount of insects.
1035400
I only needed to replace mine at most, once a month. I would say it really depends on if you leave the filter on when you feed your fish. By turning it off during feeding, I could sometimes go 2-3 months before changing it.
1485214
I replace mine once a year. A lot depends on how clean your house is and if you have pets that shed hair. I have two cats.
1321389
I seriously find these magical. The flies will disappear from your bbq area. I would put it out at least a few days ahead of the bbq, though - also, don't put it near your food because it stinks.
164642
After using the aerator for a while and multiple times through the wash I would recommend replacing it. This is just to insure you are getting the most out of your aerator.
2174123
Get rid of bugs , depends on the size of the filter. I use 20 mic .then a 0.05 taste good. Once ate a fly while drinking a glass of water does that count. Note it taste like nothing, with a 0.05 fliter , I also uses them for a final rinse on my cars have 10 of them.
256426
It depends on usage. The Everpure website states that they should be replaced once a year. But it also states that they have a 1000 gallon capacity. I take this as meaning replace once per year or every 1000 gallons whichever occurs first.Another indicator that you need to replace the cartridges is when the water flow out of them has diminished significantly.
793116
I would say it depends on the conditions at your home. We live up in the mountains where it is very dusty, so we check it at least once a month. We'll change it based on the amount of dust on the filter paper. We can generally go a couple of months before having to change it out.
335223
When I first used them I changed them at 90 days. But over time I noticed that they were not that dirty after 90 & I have left them in longer. I change them three times a year now.
2170325
I don't have any suggestions for the ticks, et al., but I'll tell you with regard to the Flies Be Gone that we buy them in bulk for our back yard. In a normal summer with at least three months of steady hot weather, we probably go through two five-packs (in our case that means hanging them up one at a time although we're thinking about hanging out two during peak weather). We hang them as far away from people as we can because they do smell awful; but I'll tell you what else they're wonderful for, fertilizing our rosebushes! When the bag is full to capacity, we pour the contents on our rosebushes once or twice during the summer and boy to those roses love it! I don't have any suggestions for the ticks, et al., but I'll tell you with regard to the Flies Be Gone that we buy them in bulk for our back yard. In a normal summer with at least three months of steady hot weather, we probably go through two five-packs (in our case that means hanging them up one at a time although we're thinking about hanging out two during peak weather). We hang them as far away from people as we can because they do smell awful; but I'll tell you what else they're wonderful for, fertilizing our rosebushes! When the bag is full to capacity, we pour the contents on our... » Read More I don't have any suggestions for the ticks, et al., but I'll tell you with regard to the Flies Be Gone that we buy them in bulk for our back yard. In a normal summer with at least three months of steady hot weather, we probably go through two five-packs (in our case that means hanging them up one at a time although we're thinking about hanging out two during peak weather). We hang them as far away from people as we can because they do smell awful; but I'll tell you what else they're wonderful for, fertilizing our rosebushes! When the bag is full to capacity, we pour the contents on our rosebushes once or twice during the summer and boy to those roses love it! « Show Less
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I think so - I plan on throwing the whole mess in a plastic shopping bag, tying it in a double knot and then disposing of it and good riddance. The whole thing stinks to high heaven and I haven't seen an appreciable decrease in flies around here...call it the end of a disgusting experiment. Onward.
746135
It depends on your flow. On heavy days, I change ever couple hours but in light days I can go all day. I usually rinse it every 6 hours whether it needs it or not though because it feels more sanitary and helps keep odor to a minimum. But I can wear them overnight and not have any issues.
835407
Usually every 6 months or so depending on usage. The machine will tell you when the filter needs changing
1425256
Mine have lasted up to six months, that is, they are still catching moths up to six months. Of course whenever full, it's a good idea to replace it regardless of how old.
867585
I used 3 teaspoons full to 1 gallon of water. I water my 9 plants once a week. I did it forfour weeks and it did work. We haven't seen any tiny flies in a while now. The plants were infested by a new plant I bought at the super market.I should have kept it apart from the others until I knew it was clean but I didn't. But the natrol WDG worked.