When I first used my Solar Powered Lanterns, I have been raving about them constantly and I think there are also environmentalist and regular consumers like me who have been fascinated with it. These Cheap, Green, and renewable lanterns are I think could be one of the best alternative solutions in minimizing the damage that we have caused to the environment. Solar power is green, which is the new black and it is definitely the cravings of everyone who advocates green living.

That’s why I line up with a lot of people at the Super market because I prefer to use Solar Powered Lanterns to light my garden’s pathway and lawns. When this ingenious invention first came out, I must admit that I am one of those people who are largely fascinated with this. They are easy and ppractical to use as lighting tool for my outdoor garden beside the ranch. Thanks to the Solar Lights, I have been saving a lot of money on energy and utility bills. I have more Solar Lights installed outside my house than I can imagine.

Well, there are lanterns that are currently being installed in the garden close to the ranch and then, there are also those that I installed for the pathway close to the ranch there are also solar lights being lined up in the driveway and the pathways to serve as an outline, especially during winter. The best thing about using Solar Powered Lanterns, aside from the fact that they can be installed and used easily, is that I can redecorate efficiently and at the same time, contribute to nature. I actually imagined that Solar Lanterns were probably the last ornamental piece that I would need. But then I noticed some nasty looking bugs on one of my cows. That’s why I am convinced that I need help with these annoying Horse Flies that are now infesting my cattle. Unlike the ordinary house flies, these species’ bites are nothing but a pain in the neck. Literally! I didn’t wait to be bitten before I took the necessary actions. I knew these guys would cause nothing but more trouble. So without waiting for further damage, I hurriedly drove down to the nearest shopping store (H-trap) to get some Horse Fly Traps, Horse Fly Sprays and repellants. When I got home, I hurriedly wore my Bee suit to keep me shielded from the painful bites of the Horse Flies. Luckily, I did not get any bites because I heard that their mouths have teeth that could tear and cut through meat and clothing. Scary! I have to quickly set up the horse fly traps with the help of my horse fly spray near the ranch because I know that they’d be thriving down those warm and humid places, which are ideally their habitat. I am so excited to wait in the morning and see these nasty bugs dead in my traps. I wish there are more concrete ways to eradicate them effectively. Will pest control help me deal with this?