Marcia - 8:36 pm on Apr 29, 2008 (gmt 0)

There's room for them to get in, and nothing you can do once a bug is in there but wait for it to live out its lifespan, or try to set a trap lure it out.

If it flies, you can put something "sweet" in a shallow bowl fairly close and if it gets out and lands on it, spray with straight Simple Green, which does kill bugs (it's highly alkaline but has no toxic smell), especially fruit flies which is probably what mine was (or a drain fly).

I kept smacking the screen, and it was a little maddening for a couple of weeks, but running Norton and Spybot is very funny!