Flyspray OMG how much has it gone up??

[Keltic]

I bought a bottle of Flygone LA 3 weeks ago it was £5.50. I went today and it was £11.99!! WTF

So its more than doubled in price how much do you pay??
Sorry bit pointless post but i am abit miffed!!

 

[Persephone]

I buy NAF Pink Fly spray. I stock up in the winter though in anticipation of the next summer! It's normally £ 10 ish but I have paid between £ 5 - £7 and now have 5 bottles in stock!

 

[kateknights]

Make your own...
It works out soooo cheap
Kate x

 

[Theresa_F]

Make your own - there are various lotions and potions in the stable yard area. Mine works out about £4 a litre, but I put a lot into it for sweet itch - avon and essential oils.

 

[chillidragon]

I think if you feed them onion/garlic stuff it helps produce some natural fly repellent through their skin (I've even heard this said of Marmite, which Brandy LOVES, so she gets lots of that) but I used to make my own with cold tea, lemon juice, baby oil (? I think?) and whatnot. You have to shake it up like billyo when you come to use it as it all settles but whack it in a spray bottle and off you go. Also, more environmentally friendly too, and you smell zesty fresh for the rest of the day

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[gina2201]

Naf Off (pink bottle!) 500ml £8.50!

 

[Steeleydan]

Ditto Kate1 we make our own and its for a couple of quid and it works we have stacks of midges where we live. receipe is;
Citronella(from chemists), methalated spirits, vinegar, cold tea, fairy liquid. I know it sounds horrendous but it works and this is the 3rd summer we have made it. put it in a spray bottle you need to shake it well b4 you use it as over night it seperates (dont know why) When i first got told the ingredents i thought it would blister the skin but our horse is a chestnut TB with a very fine coat and he is fine with it.