Hey guys 😁 To mark the start of spring, I installed my fly screens on the windows I needed. However, I've now noticed that since then, one window has been difficult to close, or only closes with force. Since this only happens in one of four windows, I'm wondering what could be causing this. (They…
I'm planning to buy a fly screen for the windows in my apartment, but the mesh structure would bother me because I wouldn't be able to see clearly out of the window. Especially in the summer, I have tons of insects in my apartment: wasps, beetles, mosquitoes, and many other pests that come through the…
I have a fly screen in my window, and I just opened it and saw a small black spider sitting on the inside of the screen. My question is, how is it possible that the spider got into my room despite the screen, or is this normal?
Good evening, When it gets warmer, bugs crawl into our house. I'm considering installing fly screens. It's clear that insects will still crawl or fly in. But at least reducing the number would be okay, too. It is about 4 windows facing the street and a balcony door 1: How does it look from the…
I moved into a new apartment on the 7th floor. Unfortunately, I have to deal with these bugs. I can't open the window, even with the fly screen in my room. Now that it's getting warmer, it's gotten worse. Does anyone have any idea what might help?
Hello I moved into an apartment in an older building a few months ago. I haven't been able to find a decent fly screen that fits the window yet. Everyone tells me not to use the regular Tesa stick-on fly screens, as they'll damage the wood. I've also tried the fixed grilles that you simply…
Hello! I live with my boyfriend and our pets (dog and rodents), and for a few weeks now, we've had large flies in the apartment that are really getting on my nerves. We've tried to get rid of them with fly swatters and even put screens on the windows, but it seems like they're multiplying…
Are the stink bugs still there?
Hey, I have these little pests on my window and I'm worried that they'll eventually find their way through the screen. I've stuck a fine mesh screen to the window, but the tangle has created small openings and entrances for these insects. Does anyone know if they are spiders, ticks or maybe even lice? How…
…or are there some who still manage to do it?!
Is there any way to install a fly screen on a pitched roof window? Are there other options that could keep insects out?