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Best way to kill tens of thousands?

Tagged: bin, garbage, lid, lot, maggot, maggots, outdoor, raccoon

This topic has 3 voices, contains 4 replies, and was last updated by CoryT 668 days ago.

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July 20, 2010 at 4:41 am #178
CoryT	Unfortunately maggots aren’t my only problem, i have a few raccoons who have figured out that my garbage, is their favorite garbage. The pudgy pests have figured out that they can easily life the lids of my bins. They also seem to have realized that their teeth are nice and sharp so if they can’t lift em, they chew at them until they can. Of course this means that by the time morning comes my garbage has been torn apart and there are literally tens of thousands of maggots, in fact this morning I picked up the lid saw how many were on it dropped it and it was like a tidal wave of maggots floating threw the air. I was just wondering what everyone’s opinion on the best way to get rid of a lot of maggots at one time is.
July 20, 2010 at 10:24 am #179
James	WOW! I would NOT like to be in your position. I reckon your best bet is to probably somehow sweep them up into a bag/bin and drown them (or just throw the bag away after tying a knot in it).
July 20, 2010 at 8:10 pm #180
linda downing	yesterday i had the same problem went out and found a thousand on and around my trash bin. i’m glad i found this web sight to learn how to handle this problem.i’ve tried some or all of the suggestions i’ve gotten from you in the past and yes they do keep coming.i have a incontanet mother and bags of dirty diapers and i just dont know how or what i could do cover up the smell.if anyone can help me please.
July 21, 2010 at 9:27 am #181
James	I’m not really sure if it will help, but I have seen perfumed garbage/refuse bags in the shops. Maybe sealing them up tight in these bags could help a little?
July 21, 2010 at 5:33 pm #182
CoryT	I ended up dumping two jugs of bleach on them, they all died, and it seems to be keeping the raccoons away(unless they got in and just went somewhere to die) @James: Unfortunately my town demands we use their $20 garbage bags or they just refuse to pick it up.