Himalayan Glow 2 in 1 Electric Bug Zapper Light Bulb, Outdoor Camping Lantern Rechargeable with Mosquito Zapper, Portable Waterproof, 1000 Volts, ...

Not my favorite bug zapper it doesnt hold a charge but for 1 day and havent seen any dead bugs in it yet!! Wont buy again

So far has only killed one mosquito! Has been on for over a week

Batera dura de 8 a 12 hs

When mosquitos gather their forces around dusk, there is typically a high-powered discussion. Lots of strategy is reviewed, maps are gathered, chemical analysts are made, and then the team loads up. Their attack method is well-coordinated, usually decimating one high-powered target at a time. If there are multiple angles of attack, they will often include that in their strategy as they increase their numbers. They also tend to pick targets strategically, often consuming one unsuspecting life form before moving on to the next. And there is a lot of time spent on evading defenses -- best ways to breach those invisible barriers, where are the areas that were missed with repellant, how to effectively attack inside an ear, nose or behind the knee -- all of these critical skills are trained for, often for months on end in required training sessions, although they have some exceptional electives that mosquitos can take as well (get the perfect buzz in the ear, avoiding the aggressive hand slap, how to navigate in a moving vehicle, etc.). And for those humans that have been laser-targeted, typically due to their blood type, they're in for a special brand of personal torture. NOT ANYMORE! After years of searching for an effective method, I've finally found something that doesn't just repel the blood-sucking vermin, it destroys them. No more watching them float outside a barrier, and finding the weak spot; no more thinking everything is going well and then looking down to find 15 welts on your leg and two more around the worse itchy spot of your ankles; no more thinking you've got yourself covered in 125% deet and only to wake up with seven bites that required them to get through six layers of clothes! VICTORY! Here's what I like about this product: -- IT WORKS!! -- we put this in the center of our deck table, and I used nothing else -- no repellant, no perimeter, no nothing. It was approximately 80-85 degrees around dusk. I had already been bitten going on a walk in the neighborhood, so I knew they were out hunting. When we turned this thing on, it was clear that the bugs were flying to it, and I had no hints of bites. -- It attracts and doesn't repel, which is a big deal. In the past, if I put a scent repellant near my legs, my ankles/calves would be fine, but I would get bit around my arounds and neck. If I placed those repellants on the table top, my legs would suffer. Since this attracted the bugs (and killed them) they flew to it instead of trying to find another way around the defenses. -- no supplies need -- this requires no strips, doesn't send more chemicals out in the area. -- it's QUIET! -- Other than the light, there is nothing to indicate that it is on. There's no noise -- I mean none. It's very simple and yet, I saw dozens of insects inside the light/zapper structure. -- It's light weight -- It should be hung; we got lucky and were able to prop it up on a table, but it's extremely light weight and very easy to hang. If you're tired of the battle, tired of the itching, tired of irritation -- check this out. It is completely worth it. The