h a l f b a k e r yTrying to contain nuts.
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Disposable plastic consumerism combined with bubble boyesque anti-germ sentiment? Disgusting when think about it. |
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Yeah, I always just rinse my swatter off with the hose. Cheaper than buying packs of plastic sheets and keeps the bug gore out of my house. |
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Aren't the plastic sheets then germy? |
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>Aren't the plastic sheets then germy? |
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Yeah, that's why you peel them off and mail them to someone you don't like |
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>Yeah, I always just rinse my swatter off with the hose |
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ewwww. I don't think sticky bug guts rinse off that well. Maybe you ought to throw that nasty thing away. |
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what about a sponge on one side that has disinfectant in it(not dripping soaked, just a little wet) so when you smack a fly, it wets/table/person with germ killer where the sponge hit. It really doesn't take much to kill a fly. The sponge probably wouldn't promote the explosion of the fly like hard plastic would either. |
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They come off fine if you wipe it on the grass then re-rinse. Only takes a few seconds, and doesn't leave nasty bug gore in your garbage can. |
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>doesn't leave nasty bug gore in your garbage can |
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Garbage can? What a waste. Save those bug-soaked sheets for a special someone. Like your neighbor when their dog keeps you up all night. |
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