Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Blech. I'll have that soapy water in a spray bottle in the car then. Just in case.
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Was parked at LSL around 4:30PM and there were dozens on my white vehicle and MANY crawling around the window frames at Starbucks and Van Heusen. Still a lot hanging around our garage. Less than before but hopefully getting better. Some seemed to have gotten divorced.
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Don't count on that. Bring a bug remover brush, roll of paper towels, and a big bottle of DILUTED DAWN for your WINDSHIELD (which has no wax). On a trip that long this time of the year I wouldn't take a chance. The ones I saw were still mostly "hooked up". When you see them smiling you know it's over.
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So one person drove one place and no love bugs. Another drove another place and got tons of them. Perhaps you can see why your question is so hard to answer, and any sarcasm unnecessary.
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RainX those windshields and wax the front end. It will help make removal easier.
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I spray Home Defense around my entire house, and I spray the screen itself as well. I am not getting love bugs where I've sprayed. Some one also told me they ordered a chemical that is like an oil that you spray on your car, and they clean off very easily. Good luck!
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I've heard that applying cooking spray in advance of the 'LB Season' to the front of your auto makes it easier to remove the splattered bugs on the front of the car, but haven't tried it yet. WD 40 was pretty effective in removing the dead ones....but it might be a good idea to rinse the area off afterwards with some H2O
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Love Bug cure
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Love bugs
We didn't have any in the 60's. I was told they came from Africa on the wind in the 70's moving north. Not a thing we can do - Just keep your car clean - the acid in their bodies ruins the paint. Once May is over they'll be gone until Oct.
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A wet dryer sheet helps to get them off your car. Get them off asap as they will eat your paint & clear coat.
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tried it, didn't work for us either.
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love bugs on vehicle
Try wetting a dryer sheet and wiping them off. . . works well!
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Not sure if I said it here already but Dawn dish washing liquid with water on a paper towel works GREAT. It melts the white splatter as you rub. No need to let it sit on the windshield or side windows ....just wash and it all comes off so easily. I didn't want to use that on the car paint, though.....not sure if it would ruin the top coat.
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