Maybe one of those retractable flyscreens would work. Either roll-up or pleat folding.
October 31, 2026 at 10:23 PM
Maybe one of those retractable flyscreens would work. Either roll-up or pleat folding.
Our team and van are out across Dubai and the other emirates for aluminium and glass work, pet doors, sliding doors, flyscreens and soundproof windows.
October 29, 2026 at 1:31 AM
Our team and van are out across Dubai and the other emirates for aluminium and glass work, pet doors, sliding doors, flyscreens and soundproof windows.
Hi, I am Karim, and I run PowerEagles LLC here in Dubai. A lot of my work is pet doors in glass, sliding door repairs, flyscreens, and soundproof windows. Glad to be here.
October 29, 2026 at 1:09 AM
Hi, I am Karim, and I run PowerEagles LLC here in Dubai. A lot of my work is pet doors in glass, sliding door repairs, flyscreens, and soundproof windows. Glad to be here.
When you upgrade the flyscreens to the fancy security mesh not because you want to keep burglars out, but because you want to provide a safe and comfortable climbing experience for your cat…
October 23, 2026 at 5:35 AM
When you upgrade the flyscreens to the fancy security mesh not because you want to keep burglars out, but because you want to provide a safe and comfortable climbing experience for your cat…
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October 24, 2026 at 11:33 AM
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They'd better have industrial strength flyscreens on the windows. I can envisage large swarms of bees eagerly eyeing them off.
October 21, 2026 at 10:32 PM
They'd better have industrial strength flyscreens on the windows. I can envisage large swarms of bees eagerly eyeing them off.
I have flyscreens on all my windows and my windows were closed for several weeks as I was away and there are still bogong moths in my flat. How?!
October 6, 2026 at 2:59 AM
I have flyscreens on all my windows and my windows were closed for several weeks as I was away and there are still bogong moths in my flat. How?!
While i am not scared of moths like my whimp friend (who i love very much), there are now 4 moths in the apartment I live in. Which i am a bit confused about because its been rainy all day so the door hasnt been open, and the windows have flyscreens on them
Canberra has so many moths rn that my friend is having nightmares abt moths, and quote 'had a moth nightmare, woke up, and didnt want to turn the light on because it might attract moths'
October 2, 2026 at 9:04 AM
While i am not scared of moths like my whimp friend (who i love very much), there are now 4 moths in the apartment I live in. Which i am a bit confused about because its been rainy all day so the door hasnt been open, and the windows have flyscreens on them
All my outdoor cats have lived til 18, one made it to 21
I think it truly depends on the cat, I try to but struggle to keep them indoors fully only for the sake of local wildlife.
Buki has fully ripped flyscreens out of windows trying to get out.
I think it truly depends on the cat, I try to but struggle to keep them indoors fully only for the sake of local wildlife.
Buki has fully ripped flyscreens out of windows trying to get out.
September 27, 2026 at 9:01 PM
All my outdoor cats have lived til 18, one made it to 21
I think it truly depends on the cat, I try to but struggle to keep them indoors fully only for the sake of local wildlife.
Buki has fully ripped flyscreens out of windows trying to get out.
I think it truly depends on the cat, I try to but struggle to keep them indoors fully only for the sake of local wildlife.
Buki has fully ripped flyscreens out of windows trying to get out.
Me too, every single day! I‘m thinking about adding one of those small flyscreens, I really love the look. But besides that, I don’t know what else I would want to change.
September 26, 2026 at 4:33 PM
Me too, every single day! I‘m thinking about adding one of those small flyscreens, I really love the look. But besides that, I don’t know what else I would want to change.
She is definitely somewhere in the house tho, as all openings have flyscreens (I’m Australian). And I packed this whole house myself; I know all the nooks and crannies, but somehow the little furry cryptid was somewhere else, but still inside.
September 20, 2026 at 11:11 AM
She is definitely somewhere in the house tho, as all openings have flyscreens (I’m Australian). And I packed this whole house myself; I know all the nooks and crannies, but somehow the little furry cryptid was somewhere else, but still inside.
the issue is the rather irrational fear
it's not easy to handle, you just want the insect in your room to go away
i do have flyscreens on the windows now, so the situation very rarely happens
it's not easy to handle, you just want the insect in your room to go away
i do have flyscreens on the windows now, so the situation very rarely happens
September 5, 2026 at 5:59 PM
the issue is the rather irrational fear
it's not easy to handle, you just want the insect in your room to go away
i do have flyscreens on the windows now, so the situation very rarely happens
it's not easy to handle, you just want the insect in your room to go away
i do have flyscreens on the windows now, so the situation very rarely happens
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I never realised how filthy flyscreens get. Wiping them with a damp cloth gets so much dust off and makes it so much easier to see outside. Maybe it’s just that this place is loads dustier than the last rental despite this not being on a busy road?
March 25, 2025 at 8:44 AM
I never realised how filthy flyscreens get. Wiping them with a damp cloth gets so much dust off and makes it so much easier to see outside. Maybe it’s just that this place is loads dustier than the last rental despite this not being on a busy road?
It's being done through a catering equipment company, which is weird. They do catering equipment and standard-to-heavy-duty flyscreens.
May 12, 2025 at 12:38 PM
It's being done through a catering equipment company, which is weird. They do catering equipment and standard-to-heavy-duty flyscreens.
Genuinely I think it’s because mosquitoes etc aren’t as bad here? We used to have all sorts of anti-mosquito measures when I lived in Germany, but we never really used them in Britain.
Forget flyscreens: I’d like window shutters that can lock outside so you can go out but leave the windows open.
Forget flyscreens: I’d like window shutters that can lock outside so you can go out but leave the windows open.
June 3, 2025 at 1:55 PM
Genuinely I think it’s because mosquitoes etc aren’t as bad here? We used to have all sorts of anti-mosquito measures when I lived in Germany, but we never really used them in Britain.
Forget flyscreens: I’d like window shutters that can lock outside so you can go out but leave the windows open.
Forget flyscreens: I’d like window shutters that can lock outside so you can go out but leave the windows open.
Don’t forget flyscreens too 😵💫
April 11, 2025 at 10:31 PM
Don’t forget flyscreens too 😵💫
Yeah this isn't true for everywhere in the UK. Every care home I worked in had flyscreens and that's in Scotland.
June 3, 2025 at 1:41 PM
Yeah this isn't true for everywhere in the UK. Every care home I worked in had flyscreens and that's in Scotland.
#Greens turn up the heat on dodgy rentals
#RobertSimms will today try to push along a bill for minimum rental standards, including mandating flyscreens, draught-proofing and fines of up to $25,000 for non-compliant landlords.
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#RobertSimms will today try to push along a bill for minimum rental standards, including mandating flyscreens, draught-proofing and fines of up to $25,000 for non-compliant landlords.
www.indailysa.com.au/news/just-in... #AUSPOL #SAParli #HousingCrisis
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Greens MLC Robert Simms will today push along a bill for minimum rental standards, including $25,000 fines for non-compliant landlords.
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June 8, 2025 at 4:29 AM
#Greens turn up the heat on dodgy rentals
#RobertSimms will today try to push along a bill for minimum rental standards, including mandating flyscreens, draught-proofing and fines of up to $25,000 for non-compliant landlords.
www.indailysa.com.au/news/just-in... #AUSPOL #SAParli #HousingCrisis
#RobertSimms will today try to push along a bill for minimum rental standards, including mandating flyscreens, draught-proofing and fines of up to $25,000 for non-compliant landlords.
www.indailysa.com.au/news/just-in... #AUSPOL #SAParli #HousingCrisis
I haven't, but I'm going to get tape so I can do it if needed. Had good advice from a Cairns colleague to also close all curtains/blinds/flyscreens because they help keep shards semi-contained if the glass really does break.
March 4, 2025 at 5:50 AM
I haven't, but I'm going to get tape so I can do it if needed. Had good advice from a Cairns colleague to also close all curtains/blinds/flyscreens because they help keep shards semi-contained if the glass really does break.
Wait... Flyscreens on windows are uncommon in the UK? Do you not have bugs?
This is like that time I found out it can take like 5 minutes to boil water in an electric kettle in the US
This is like that time I found out it can take like 5 minutes to boil water in an electric kettle in the US
August 8, 2026 at 7:29 PM
Wait... Flyscreens on windows are uncommon in the UK? Do you not have bugs?
This is like that time I found out it can take like 5 minutes to boil water in an electric kettle in the US
This is like that time I found out it can take like 5 minutes to boil water in an electric kettle in the US
putting up more flyscreens is def a thing you can do! it's pretty cheap and easy; when i had a cat living here a couple months ago we were going to do that but the housemate ended up moving out again anyway
January 12, 2025 at 1:46 AM
putting up more flyscreens is def a thing you can do! it's pretty cheap and easy; when i had a cat living here a couple months ago we were going to do that but the housemate ended up moving out again anyway
oh i don't have any flyscreens
January 12, 2025 at 1:28 AM
oh i don't have any flyscreens
Also, is it normal to still have snow in March? (In your state, I mean?)
Down here, I'm dealing with a different seasonal annoyance: gnats finding their way through flyscreens, because it's too warm/humid not to keep the window open at night.
Down here, I'm dealing with a different seasonal annoyance: gnats finding their way through flyscreens, because it's too warm/humid not to keep the window open at night.
March 8, 2026 at 9:01 AM
Also, is it normal to still have snow in March? (In your state, I mean?)
Down here, I'm dealing with a different seasonal annoyance: gnats finding their way through flyscreens, because it's too warm/humid not to keep the window open at night.
Down here, I'm dealing with a different seasonal annoyance: gnats finding their way through flyscreens, because it's too warm/humid not to keep the window open at night.
I seriously think I made a local evolutionary dent in flypaper-and-swatting prone flies the summer before I got flyscreens installed, the only ones left were the ones who Never Landed On Anything except maybe the ceiling, or extremely difficult-to-swat surfaces.
January 13, 2026 at 7:05 AM
I seriously think I made a local evolutionary dent in flypaper-and-swatting prone flies the summer before I got flyscreens installed, the only ones left were the ones who Never Landed On Anything except maybe the ceiling, or extremely difficult-to-swat surfaces.