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Posted by Oren on June 17, 2008, 3:09 pm
wrote:

>I do not have any pets, and I must live in a area that has a lot of fleas,
>I've bombed the house and used a flea treatment on the lawn, and I still
>have some fleas. Little things are a pain in the butt. Professional people
>use something........what?
>

NFL teams use the Flee Flicker.

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Posted by Smitty Two on June 18, 2008, 9:44 am

> wrote:
>
> >I do not have any pets, and I must live in a area that has a lot of fleas,
> >I've bombed the house and used a flea treatment on the lawn, and I still
> >have some fleas. Little things are a pain in the butt. Professional people
> >use something........what?
> >
>
> NFL teams use the Flee Flicker.

LOL. Thank god the season of the real sport isn't too far off. Never
quite got the appeal of hitting a ball with a stick and running around
in a circle.

Posted by Jim Yanik on June 18, 2008, 10:20 am

>
>> wrote:
>>
>> >I do not have any pets, and I must live in a area that has a lot of
>> >fleas, I've bombed the house and used a flea treatment on the lawn,
>> >and I still have some fleas. Little things are a pain in the butt.
>> >Professional people use something........what?
>> >
>>
>> NFL teams use the Flee Flicker.
>
> LOL. Thank god the season of the real sport isn't too far off. Never
> quite got the appeal of hitting a ball with a stick and running around
> in a circle.
>

that's still more entertaining than watching a group of guys toss around a
basketball;that's like watching ping pong,full-contact ping pong.
Ditto for soccer.

--
Jim Yanik
jyanik
at
kua.net

Posted by Norminn on June 17, 2008, 5:20 pm
dublin_o wrote:

>I do not have any pets, and I must live in a area that has a lot of fleas,
>I've bombed the house and used a flea treatment on the lawn, and I still
>have some fleas. Little things are a pain in the butt. Professional people
>use something........what?
>
>
>
>
When the first topical treatment for cats came out, we went to the vet
and got the Rx. I think it was
Advantage. The vet also advised using boric acid on the carpet -
sprinkle on, leave a week, vacuum.
As it turned out, Advantage did the trick - to our utter amazement, as
the flea problem was severe.

We had tried shampoos, bombs, sprays, etc., and nothing worked until we
got Advantage. When
bombs are used, timing is critical as eggs aren't killed and a new bunch
will hatch in about 3 days.
Do you have visitors who bring pets? Fleas shouldn't survive long
without pets to munch on. How
long have you lived there? Long ago, I moved into an apartment that had
cat fleas in the carpet -
got a few bites, but they died off.

Posted by Sac Dave on June 17, 2008, 6:58 pm

> "dublin_o" wrote
>
>> Gotta find away to kill fleas
>
> 2 things to prevent:
> -Advantage on the pets (caution, there's cheaper stuff thats quite
> dangerous at the pet stores, high allergic reaction so avoid the over the
> counter drops). This is a monthly small tube of drops, ally to the upper
> neck where they can not reach it. Let dry then brush pet.
>
> - yard sprays, you just affix the bottole to a garden hose and water the
> lawn paying especial care to entry way areas to the house and along fences
> where the dog goes if you have a dog. Do this monthly on a dry day. Let
> it dry before you let the dog out in it. (We spray the front and let dry,
> then the back after the front is dry. This way we can walk the dog while
> one area is drying).
>
> Active infestation:
>
> - Flea dip / bathe pets. Head and Shoulders shampoo works just as good as
> the fancy stuff. With cats, you may want to have this professionally
> done. Then again, if you are into the 'martial art of cat bathing' have
> fun! You will need to repeat this every 2 weeks for about 6 weeks as new
> eggs hatch. Apply the 'advantage' after the bath.
>
> - Home stores have interior to the house sprays and flea bombs. Vacumn
> everything you can reach, then toss the bag immediately and do it a second
> time. Then spray or vacate house for 4 hours after letting off several
> flea bombs. The flea bombs work really well but have to be done again in
> 2 weeks then again 2 weeks later (6 weeks).
> Sprays work fairly well but fact is most of us will miss many areas.
>
> - Using both bombs then spraying the obvious areas works best of all. Be
> sure to use the types for fleas, as ant or roach types dont bother fleas
> much.
>
> I share your pain. I'm in a heavy flea area. Such things can be
> 'relative' but believe me, even houses with no pets have flea problems
> here. A pro-active stance is required.
>
>
http://www.fleascontrol.com/flea-bomb.htm

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