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Having friends over for a night of tabletop boardgames :D The bananabread came out just perfect, what could possibly go wrong tonight?
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In all fairness, this doesn't take away from the fact that fresh banana bread IS in fact the best. All warm and soft, and sometimes just a tiiiiiny bit gooey..
Which brings us back to the fruit fly. Can hardly blame the little guy, he was just following the delicious smell in the wrong direction!
Which brings us back to the fruit fly. Can hardly blame the little guy, he was just following the delicious smell in the wrong direction!
Not impossible :3
I use a glass jar (like an empty honey jar), put a piece of fruit in there (like a chopped up applecore) and fill it up with vinegar until the fruit is mostly submerged. Then squirt in a little dish detergent. You can as an extra measure close the jar with some cling wrap and poke some holes into it with a toothpick to let the flies in, keeping them trapped inside. Once they try some of that vinegar fruity goodness, they'll slip under the soapy surface and drown.
Also make sure you keep your trash fully closed off and rinse your dishes immediately after use.
I use a glass jar (like an empty honey jar), put a piece of fruit in there (like a chopped up applecore) and fill it up with vinegar until the fruit is mostly submerged. Then squirt in a little dish detergent. You can as an extra measure close the jar with some cling wrap and poke some holes into it with a toothpick to let the flies in, keeping them trapped inside. Once they try some of that vinegar fruity goodness, they'll slip under the soapy surface and drown.
Also make sure you keep your trash fully closed off and rinse your dishes immediately after use.
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