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Title: Fly Swat Post by hazelnut on Jun 25th, 2010 at 6:18pm
Speaking of flies does anyone know where you can get a decent fly swat all the ones I have tried from the chino and Hyper simply are one peice moulded plastic and disintegrate after a few weeks We bought a two peice separate handle a swat when we first came out here and its still going after 5 years
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Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by Chris on Jun 26th, 2010 at 10:26am
The best we have found are from Blasco's.
Definately the best we have had. Ask for a Thwatter if you have a lisp, if no lisp take the "h" out. |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by roswell on Jun 26th, 2010 at 5:11pm
Garcia, next to Carrefour, Electric Fly Swats, about E10, work a treat.
Why thrash about when you can fry them ? |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by hazelnut on Jun 26th, 2010 at 7:57pm
Fry Them??
I don't want to eat them!! |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by roswell on Jun 27th, 2010 at 8:32am
... but it is a Catalan delicacy, quick fry, season, drizzle of olive oil....
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Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by Chris on Jun 27th, 2010 at 10:01am
I forgot to say it's the ones with a plastic covered wire handle that are the best.
The ones from the china shop are total rubbish, very "airy-fairy". they are ok if you say "whoops" a lot, and have one hand on your hip while you say it. |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by hazelnut on Jul 3rd, 2010 at 6:14pm
Sorry Chris
I know the ones you mean Red Wire Handle with a floppy red swat, sold out and unfortunately Blascos can get them anymore so the search will have to continue for a decent twatter |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by viking on Jul 4th, 2010 at 10:53am
Hey, maybe I'll bring a load of these 'twatters' ( decent UK ones! ) out at the end of July and sell them at the Bar Estacion.
Get your order in now folks!!! ;D |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by Mottslott on Jul 17th, 2010 at 9:53pm
Been browsing on the internet and found a flyswat that electricutes the little sods don't know if they are any good but looks a good idea www.swatthefly.co.uk have a look
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Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by hazelnut on Jul 18th, 2010 at 7:41am
No Sorry Motty unless you cover the electric fly swat in rotting meat or fly bait they don't land on the beggar and the tennis racket breaks very easily when you try and hit one of the little beggars I bought one for £0.99 off ebay it works but as I say the flies won't do the decent thing and land on the wires!! >:( >:(
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Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by Ritaratbag on Jul 18th, 2010 at 2:11pm
The best fly swat on sale here at the moment is made of quite strong, blue plastic, in Mercadona. Cheap too.
Those bats are useless! |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by Mottslott on Jul 18th, 2010 at 4:07pm
OK we'll have to carry on looking then :o
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Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by Nobrot on Jul 20th, 2010 at 2:06pm
After exhaustive and extensive tests carried out under strict laboratory conditions at our,' summer residence ', we can conclude that, so far, after nearly 3 years of the b*stards,the best fly deterants are available from the china shop near Lidls.They are the small ‘LUCKY’ hurricane lamps at 2.50 euros with citronella oil ( 2 ailses down). 6,almost fly free days with meals has drawn us to this epic conclusion and if it carries on like this,wifey says with a glint in her eye over her readers,I might get a special present for my birthday.......
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Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by Ritaratbag on Jul 20th, 2010 at 2:39pm
So you mean the 'Asia' shop, not a shop selling china?
Arn't you the lucky one. No flies on you! |
Title: Re: Fly Swat Post by viking on Jul 20th, 2010 at 9:11pm
we had an electric one last year and it was really good, pricey though at around £10 but a cheap one is probably crap so you get what you pay for. You don't actually swat with them as this would break it. They are really good for killing flies when they are buzzing around together in numbers. This may sound daft but when we lived in Spain they always seemed to be more sociable than the flies in the UK!!!! Yes, I know, cuckoo! True though, pueblo flies always buzz around together in the house and the zapper was great, just wizz it about and they drop like...flies... not so useful now we are back in the UK as the fles here are more solitary, they prefer their own company.. down the pub with a pint, sat in the corner... :D
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