Midge Insect Screens

I think I would try those plug in insect repellants first.

We have had good experiences with them.

The midge screens may be better for the alloying little bugs that come in a then die everywhere though :-)

Thanks Matt and D200Dug
Cheers Peter

We are changing some of the screens in our house so we can leave windows open on nights when the little bugs are EVERYWHERE !!!!!!

Constant doses of insect repellent in my lungs... worries me.

Meh :-) I am a photographer who has worked with and in dangerous chemicals all my working life.

I am now getting compensation for the damage done inside the F111 fuel tanks with the toxic chemicals used there.

A few sniffs of some pyrethrins wont make me any worse !

They are tested and safe for use or they would not be sold ( only because the compensation payout if they did harm people would be massive )

I would rather sniff them than work in a city or industrial area.

No worries geko55,
They also prefer my wife to me.
Cheers Peter

Bunnings have it its micro screen in rolls, it may take a bit to work out the best way to get it cut off the roll. A bit of research may be required to get the best out of you dollar , once you start looking at it you will know what i mean.

We have a 30-second tent with midge proof netting and spent a couple of months on Cape York in it. I found it airless and suffocating and am so thankful our camper trailer doesn't have this mesh on it. i would rather just put some Bushman's on before I go to bed and benefit from some airflow.

Hi Frances,
Thanks for your comments.
Cheers Peter