Mrs White's Swatnot™ - all natural fly spray

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Whilst all of us would claim to not to want to harm a fly it is easy to forget the real harm these pests cause us. Each fly carries over three million bacteria and is responsible for transmitting around 65 documented diseases. The pain and discomfort caused by these prolific creatures far out ways any argument to the contrary, left to breed unchecked the effects can be catastrophic with each female producing over 500 offspring. To make matters worse flies are attracted by human perspiration which is the reason why the will constantly buzz around you.



However, just as dangerous as the house fly or stable fly are the horrendous household pesticides we use to control them. Fly sprays are very dangerous poisons, the effects of these poisons on our health are incalculable. Most fly sprays contain Dichlorvos, a known carcinogenic and many use dangerous heavy metals such as mercury and lead. In fact household fly sprays are so dangerous it is amazing that they are still sold.


You could try swatting but with a response rate of 200th of a millisecond the odds are on their side and not favourable for your décor.


Responding to the hundreds of requests by devoted users of Mrs White's 'Unstung Hero' & 'Moth Off' who expressly requested a natural fly spray Roullier White is thrilled to announce the arrival of Mrs White's Swatnot™. Swanot™ is a completely natural people, pet and planet friendly fly spray which effectively eradicates house and stable flies whilst posing no risk to you or your family's health at all.

Swatnot™ is the most humane way to kill flies, with immediate and effective results.

Swantot™ can be used around the home and thanks to Mrs White's unique blend of high grade essential oils your home will be left fly free but fragrant.

Swatnot™ is perfect for use for those with horses, whose animals suffer from the adverse effects and discomfort caused by stable flies. Swanot™ will eradicate your stable fly problem and not compromise your horse's health.

I never understood why, when I wandered around the villages of rural France amongst the rows and rows of immaculately planted vegetables there would inevitably be several chrysanthemum plants. I recently discovered that chrysanthemums are a natural fly repellent. Mrs White's Swatnot™ secret blend of ingredients contains chrysanthemum absolute to help keep the pesky pests at bay after just one spray.

Mrs White's Swatnot™ at just £15 is a small price to pay to help protect the health and well being of your family, pets and beloved horses.

Click here to buy on line or fly along to our East Dulwich store, Roullier White, 125 Lordship Lane, London SE22 8HU

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