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Why Fly Screens are a Must-Have in Restaurants

Thursday, 20th June 2019
Here at Streme we don't just provide DIY kits and made to measure fly and pet screens for homeowners. We offer a wide variety of standard screens as well as more specialist and tailor-made solutions for business and commercial use.

Summer Is Coming, Help Keep Your Pets in the House

Thursday, 13th June 2019
Keep your valuable pets safely indoors and keep out unwanted insect & pests, with a pet screen from Streme.

Benefits of Pollen Screens

Wednesday, 12th June 2019
With the summer weather on the way (hopefully), there will be nothing worse than having to keep your windows and doors closed due to the increase of pollen in the air.

Hay fever season is upon us!

Monday, 10th June 2019
So here we are again, on the verge of spring, looking forward to warmer weather but thinking about the prospect of hay fever.

How to Relieve Hay Fever for a Better Night's Sleep

Friday, 24th May 2019
Being inflicted with the dreaded itchy eyes, runny nose and general run down feeling often associated with the hay fever season is bad enough during the day, but at night it can feel like a real battle.

How to Treat Puffy Eyes from Hay Fever

Friday, 24th May 2019
Many Hay Fever sufferers experience puffy and sore eyes once the Hay fever season kicks in. Combining red, puffy and itchy eyes with a runny nose, a wheezy chest and a general feeling of being unwell can mean a pretty miserable summer for 1 in 4 UK citizens. find out how to reduce this here.

Summer And The Problem With Wasps

Monday, 20th May 2019
Streme’s mesh screens are able to filter out pollen and flies and they can double up as a practical way to keep wasps out too.

Keep Your Cat In The House With a Pet Screen

Monday, 13th May 2019
Enjoy the fresh air and keep your pets safe with a pet screen from Streme.

Why Your Business Needs Fly & Insect Screens

Monday, 6th May 2019
How can our range of fly and insect screens protect your business and premises?

Why Midges Are Different

Wednesday, 1st May 2019
As summer approaches in the Scottish Highlands, tourists and locals face a pesky truth - the infamous Highland midge (Culicoides impunctatus). This tiny blood-sucker, with a wingspan of less than 2mm, is responsible for small bites on the skin which can cause swelling and itching lasting several days.