what kills maggots??

Maggots are the larvae of flies. If you want to use chemical agents,
any pesticide that will kill flies will kill maggots. But you are
likely to get a fresh crop of maggots unless you remove all traces of
the decomposing material in which flies like to lay their eggs. It's
amazing how quickly flies will find a piece of unnoticed garbage that
has fallen behind a counter or elsewhere, and lay eggs that soon turn
into maggots.

This question brings back a memory of many many summers ago...Eeek

I left a green garbage bag in my foyer and went away on vacation for 2 weeks.
Upon my return, I picked it up to take it out and thousands of maggots
fell out of the bottom of the bag............ewwwwwwwwwwwweeeeeeeeeee

I used an insect spray to eventually kill them all off....but it took
many weeks as they tend to crawl into tight, hidden
spots...argh........

Thats the last time I ever foolishly left any garbage out in the heat.
Learned my lesson big time....

Laundry bleach will do the trick.

Kriswrite

a big pair of feet stuffed inside a big pair of shoes?

I work in a funeral home and one of our worst fears are maggots,
fortunately we just keep flies out, so basically an ounce of
prevention is a pound of cure. Formaldehyde doesn't really slow them
down either. One would have to use kerosene if i remember correctly.
Or course I think the best course of action would be to just call an
exterminator.