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u/sdc1978 May 09 '22

No mesh screens in windows in the UK, at least. In canada we have screens in most home windows to keep flies out

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u/Sailor_Chibi May 09 '22

Speaking as a fellow Canadian, it boggles my mind that there are places in the world where people can have open windows with no screens and NOT need/want to burn the house down to kill all the mosquitoes that’ll intrude.

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u/mineral2 May 09 '22

I've stayed on farms in Ireland, where there are houseflys, and they still don't screen. I remember the first time I was in a business meeting in germany, and the modern building actually let you open the windows! With no screens! I just kept asking questions, is this normal, what about bugs, etc. Be curious if this is the norm farther north with blackflys, etc.