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The original Pine-Sol product contains pine oil which is know to repel flies. Make your own homemade fly repellent with this formula to keep flies away.
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Read More »We all know how bothersome flies can be in any outdoor gathering. Keeping them away often means using harsh chemicals. But not just any Pine Sol works. Read on to discover which version to use and why this fly spray works. Sometimes, common household products can be used in unusual ways to treat insects. I recently tested Borax and apple cider vinegar in a quest to kill ants. Find out the results of my Borax ant killer tests here. We recently had a huge graduation party for my daughter and the flies were a problem for us. At the time, I did not realize that one way to keep flies away from my tables was to use the household cleaner Pine sol. I did a bit of research on the subject and now I am sold! Pine oil is quite expensive, but very effective at keeping houseflies away. You can test this by putting a few drops on a cotton ball and placing it near flies. They should quickly fly away. Other essential oils that are reputed to repel flies are lavender oil, peppermint oil, eucalyptus oil and lemongrass oil. I made a homemade mosquito repellent recently with some essential oils. See the DIY essential oil mosquito repellent formula here. Since this worked out so well, I decided to see what I could find about repelling flies. A recent study showed that using pine oil is very effective at repelling flies, even after 24 hours. Unfortunately for those wanting to make a homemade fly repellent spray, the answer is “it depends.” The original Pine Sol, a widely used pine oil based cleaner, contained 8-12% pine oil, along with other ingredients. Alas, two things have happened over the years. The original formula of Pine Sol is no longer sold in stores and Pine-Sol has changed! Today, the cleaners that are branded as Pine-Sol contain no pine oil. However, in response to consumer requests for the original formula, Clorox, the owner of Pine Sol, has made available a product containing 8.75% pine oil. This product is not sold in stores, but is available to online purchasers.
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Read More »Trying to find the Pine-Sol product with 8.75% pine oil is a challenge if you are shopping locally. The reason you cannot find the original product in stores is that pine oil is quite expensive to manufacture. This is the main reason it was discontinued in the Pine-Sol brand.
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Read More »Yield: ! bottle of fly repellent spray Homemade Fly Repellent with Pine Sol - Keep Flies Away! Print The original Pine-Sol product contains pine oil which is know to repel flies. Make your own homemade fly repellent with this formula to keep flies away. Active Time 5 minutes Total Time 5 minutes Difficulty easy Estimated Cost $2 Materials 12 fl oz Original Pine-Sol formula
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