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Why do flies die in our house?

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Oneeyedvic | 15:51 Tue 04th Jul 2006 | Home & Garden
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I have noticed that the life expectancy of a house fly is very minimal in the house I currently live in. I have never noticed this before.

Amazingly, some of the flies will even just fall out of the air and land on you and keel over and die!

What can be the reason, and should I maybe buy a canary (can't smell anything funny but you never know!)
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Lucky you!
I've got at least a dozen of the little gits flying round my kitchen as we speak :-(

Mind you, they make good goldfish food when they do finally croak it evil cackle
16:57 Tue 04th Jul 2006
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Try changing yir socks more often...
23:18 Tue 04th Jul 2006
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If you have a gas boiler, get it checked in case it is leaking carbon monoxide.
11:25 Wed 05th Jul 2006
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No - we have an oil boiler - but wil be changing to gas next week - thanks for tip though
11:27 Wed 05th Jul 2006

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