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Old 05-21-2012, 07:42 PM   #1
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So I had this bug problem, including wasps and mud-dobbers. I went and bought 3 large dog flea collars and cut them into 3-4 inch hunks and placed them in any orifice that was open to the critters; fridge, heater, water heater, etc. Then I taped a few underneath my AS around anywhere it looked like a critter could get in. Again, under the sink, under my Classic couch, under the bed, wherever. Guess what, no more bugs, no more wasps, no more spiders. I figure the flea collars will last about 7-8 months, maybe more. Cheap protection at double the cost. Hope you try it.

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