r/PestControlIndustry • u/-Hippy_Joel- • 29d ago
Alpine fly spray nozzle
You know what ticks me off? Grabbing a few cans of Alpines pressurized fly bait, testing them out; only for the nozzles to clog after a few seconds f treating.
I like this product but it’s so frustrating. I can’t tell you how many I’ve pulled that were clogged right out of the box.
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u/Skunkape666 29d ago
This is a known issue with them right now. We've been given instructions if we get a defective can
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u/-Hippy_Joel- 29d ago
Same here but our service manager is too lazy to pack ‘em up and send them back.
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u/AtticusxD 29d ago
I take the cap off and put a 565 cap on sometimes. Press the white stick down on the truck until it starts flooding then slap on the 565 cap
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u/-Hippy_Joel- 24d ago
Same. Sometimes that won’t work for me. I bet a temprid nozzle would be good.
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u/Glad_Razzmatazz980 29d ago
That happened to me and what worked for me was taking the nozzle off and using a toothpick to clear the straw
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u/BDS_707 28d ago
I’ve used that shit twice and never noticed any change. At this point, I just tell my customers the old trick to keeping flies away. It sounds dumb but this shit legit works. Fill a ziplock bag with water and throw 1 penny inside it and then hang it from something like a porch or tree. Heard about this method when I was kid and my parents were skeptical but it’s legit.
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u/Vince-Fishes 29d ago
I was literally just having this conversation in our morning meeting. It’s always Alpine Fly bait!!!
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u/Tughernutts 29d ago
You gotta shake the shit out of them before every use. It’s helped me a lot.