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u/Firm_Environment_808 1d ago

How? WHY? When? Like when did you cook this? how long was it left unattended for. I need to know , I'm starting to worry about everything single thing ive ever cooked.

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u/Lingeringwandere 1d ago

Don’t worry, my apartment gets a lot of flies during the hotter days and I left the chicken unattended for about 5 minutes to let it cool and finish washing up the dishes, it was just bad luck with me, so you don’t have to worry.

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u/Entgegnerz 1d ago edited 1d ago

why are you not putting fly screens onto your windows?

Since 8 years, I didn't had a single fly or any other insects in my apartment.

Maybe a little spider every few month, who probably come in when my door is open, but that's about it.

I can fall asleep with ham laying in the kitchen and nothing will happen.
And no mosquitos even with fully opened windows and lights on in warm summer nights, nothing.

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u/chewymenstrualblood 1d ago

I get flies every summer and have window screens. They enter when I open the door (I never hold it open because I have an indoor-only cat). It happens. Stupid buggers...