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flies off ?

killalanerr · 2011-04-26 20:55:22

back from a few days away and the front off the van is covered in flies, what do you use to get them off ?

26-04-2011 8:55pm

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back from a few days away and the front off the van is covered in flies, what do you use to get them off ?

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#2 26-04-2011 10:10pm

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Halfords sell a spray.About 8 euro.Should get 3 or 4 uses out of it.

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#3 26-04-2011 10:46pm

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I use Traffic Film Remover. And elbow grease! but not too much...

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#4 27-04-2011 12:04am

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Aidan_M_M wrote: »

I use Traffic Film Remover. And elbow grease! but not too much...

Not too much of which, elbow grease or the traffic film remover

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#5 27-04-2011 1:57pm

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Hi Killanner,
If you have the time and energy the best time to clean the flies off is immediately
after you arrive home.Hot water and washing up liquid will shift them easy enough if they're still fresh.( before they go crusty ):eek:

Kevin www.iwmotorhomes.ie

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#6 27-04-2011 3:31pm

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yes Kevin just back in off the ladder, hot soapy water and the rough side of the kitchen sponge and lots of elbow grease your only man

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#7 29-04-2011 7:46am

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Fingers McGee wrote: »

Not too much of which, elbow grease or the traffic film remover

depends... more of one equalss less of the other!:D

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