We have a length of plastic that has fallen out of the top of the door flyscreen, it seems to be cosmetic and fits at the top of the flyscreen where it meets the wall above the door. The flyscreen seems to be loose and allowing the said plastic to fall out, I cannot see any way to tighten the top of the flyscreen, it is tight on the wall at either side, but both top corners can be moved at least an inch away from the wall, there are no scew holes or fittings visble.Any suggestions please?
Swift door flyscreen problem
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Some motorcycle friend done the NC500 two weeks ago, They said the midgies were about.
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Friends of ours are up there for a four week tour and said they are finding midges about in some areas.
My wife and daughter have concocted a cunning plan for a midge -free break in the Highlands that will be 100% successful; they are going in February 2026.
My wife and daughter have concocted a cunning plan for a midge -free break in the Highlands that will be 100% successful; they are going in February 2026.
I've noticed more "fly-squash" this year so far than previous years - it's a good sign for nature but makes a mess of my windscreen.
The eastern side of Scotland is relatively midge-free.
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“ Relatively “ is a useful term wrt the ubiquitous midge. Certainly there are less than on western side, but they can still be infuriating. We’ve been hit in Kingussie, Abernethy and Findhorn estuary. The lesson learned stay away from wooded areas 🙁
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