How to Get Rid of Maggots
Things have been a bit hectic for me as of late, and I haven’t been as diligent in my attention to household cleaning as I should. Well, after finding a writhing, living garbage bag in my garage, I made a solemn vow to change. If I hadn’t left a rancid trash bag in ninety-degree heat for a week, I wouldn’t have had to get rid of maggots. Flies are drawn to the odor of decay and neglect, and they found just that at my place. Luckily, my maggot infestation was small and relatively easy to cope with. In my latest article, you can learn how to get rid of maggots with or without the use of chemicals, but you’ll find that dealing with them is mostly about prevention.
August 20th, 2008 at 10:51 am
okay so i really didnt read the article on this one but i have read a few more that have truly helped out. like the canker sores, love handles, and so on. in fact i have made lists of things to get and do from your advice. and it all seems to make sense so hopefully it helps out.
I just really wanted to comment and i dont know where i can do that besides this article and few more that really don’t apply to me. i wanted to let whoever does these things know that this is one of the best websites i’ve visited and it has def. made it to the favorites list. I would love to talk further possibly through e-mail. but if not, please keep doing a good job who knows what i’ll need help with in the future!
(By the way i noticed a contributor on the website named Amber Luck. not only is that my sister’s name, but i have yet to meet a person with the same last name as me. possible relation?)
October 22nd, 2008 at 7:54 am
We occasionally got maggots in our garbage that was also kept in the garage when i was a kid and i remember my mother saying the ONLY way to kill them was boiling water. She would douse them in it and sweep them up. UGH! what memories, huh!