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On 9/11/2019 4:23 PM, Ian Jackson wrote:
In message , S Viemeister Our bins are blue for recycling, and black for landfill - flies congregate on the lid of the blue recycling one, and ignore the stinky landfill one. I think flies' eyes are particularly sensitive to the blue end of the spectrum. Don't electric fly zappers have a UV neon tube to attract them (looks blue to us humans)? I painted a garden seat with Cuprinol Sage paint (which is a somewhat bluish darkish-green colour), and it often was covered with flies. Hmm. I painted three garden benches with blue paint (marine/royal)- I haven't noticed flies congregating on them the way they do on the recycling bin, which is a lighter, very bright, blue. |
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