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Jimi

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Member For 5 Years
I meant to report back on this a while back, but I forgot about it after I got rid of the problem.

I found the ultimate gnat zapper. You guys offered some good solutions, but they have to be re-done, renewed, refreshed, and every time I go out to bring in the mail, more gnats follow me back in.

As Jimi pointed out (as do many online sources) gnats hate peppermint. I've never vaped mint flavors, never did smoke menthol, none of that, but for gnat patrol I ordered a bottle of peppermint eliquid at my usual nic and pg/vg levels. I have a dedicated tank for it, which I keep at my desk, and when a new gnat starts dive bombing me, I switch tanks from my clove to this peppermint, and done. Gnat executed, can't escape the cloud.

I hope this will help someone else.
If they get around your drain might want to try peppermint there too or garbage containers
 

Jimi

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Member For 5 Years
May be an image of ‎text that says '‎פכי) Remember, the hard parts of life are just chapters in your story. Not the whole book. there are still beautiful thinós to COTE.‎'‎


Wild world
 

Bliss Doubt

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Member For 5 Years
I was listening to a podcast this morning that included how there was a song called "The Air That I Breathe" by the Hollies. Then years later, Radiohead came out with "Creep". The Hollies sued Radiohead because "Creep" sounded too much like "Air". I don't hear it AT ALL. Then Lana del Rey came out with "Get Free". Radiohead sued her for plagiarism over similarities between her song and their "Creep".

I still don't think "My Sweet Lord" sounds anything like "He's so fine" (Chiffons), but Harrison paid out half a million dollars over it.

I wish these entertainers would get over themselves and stop trying to make money with lawsuits, money they can't make by selling their music.
 

Jimi

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Member For 5 Years
I was listening to a podcast this morning that included how there was a song called "The Air That I Breathe" by the Hollies. Then years later, Radiohead came out with "Creep". The Hollies sued Radiohead because "Creep" sounded too much like "Air". I don't hear it AT ALL. Then Lana del Rey came out with "Get Free". Radiohead sued her for plagiarism over similarities between her song and their "Creep".

I still don't think "My Sweet Lord" sounds anything like "He's so fine" (Chiffons), but Harrison paid out half a million dollars over it.

I wish these entertainers would get over themselves and stop trying to make money with lawsuits, money they can't make by selling their music.
Seems like they are all out to make a quick buck

 

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