Vacuum-creating fly swatter

Abstract

A vacuum-creating fly swatter. A blade is flat and a handle is hand-held, slender, elongated, and extends from the blade. The blade has a plurality of through bores that are diamond-shaped and extend in a specific configuration forming a vacuum when the blade is swatted, thereby sucking in a fly. The plurality of through bores include one central through bore and four peripheral through bores. The four peripheral through bores, each of which is 1 cm high and ½ cm wide, are positioned substantially at corners of a rectangle. Two peripheral through bores are ½″ from a forward edge of the blade, are 2¾″ apart from each other, and are ⅝″ from a pair of side edges of the blade, respectively. The other two peripheral through bores are 2½″ back from the two peripheral through bores, are 2¾″ apart from each other, and are ½″ from the pair of side edges, respectively. The one central through bore is central to the four peripheral through bores, is 1½ cm high, and is 1 cm wide.

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