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Hi There,
A few months ago we purchased a councol subsidised composter for garden/kitchen waste. It has now reached a "steady state" where despite having stuff put in every day the level doesn't go up at all. I assume compost chemistry is in action. One unpleasant side affect is that it has become home to a dense swarm of annoying small flies. I imagine this is a great application for some home grown technology. The perfect product for this situation would be some kind of (low supply voltage) electrical insect zapper, that perhaps uses a UV LED as "bait". Do such things exist? I see Maplin sell these http://tinyurl.com/mdf2t but they do not look like they would last long inside a compost bin. Any better suggestions? D |
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