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For Asian tiger mosquitoes in Southern California, it actually kind of works. I hung the lamp in a darkened area where a lot of mosquitoes are assaulting me, and I left it there until 10am. stopped by and disconnected the device. sprayed alcohol inside the cage to ensure their demise. And what I discovered was this. Eleven Asian Tiger Mosquitoes Nineteen small moths 1-large moth One fruit fly, one fly, and two woodlouse and brown widow spiders I've also experimented with a lot of different techniques in the past, such as citronella oil and those purple lights. This did in fact attract mosquitoes. To draw in more mosquitoes, I plan to rig the "lurex3" mosquito attractant beneath the dynatrap, which I recently purchased. Overall, I'm happy, although there is one improvement... Electric mosquito zapper. I got 11 mosquitoes in the 17 hours that the dynatrap was operating. In around 30 seconds, I electrically whacked 15 mosquitoes. Nothing makes you happier than hearing dozens of mosquitoes get electrocuted. You are a god when it comes to it.

Here, as in every summer, the bugs are getting worse and can make even sitting outside quite uncomfortable. The primary cause is the intolerable mosquito population where we live—near, as in, directly behind a creek. We enjoy spending time with friends and family while barbecuing outside in our backyard or on our courtyard. To replace a much smaller one, we bought this Black & Decker bug zapper. When I initially plugged it in, I wasn't expecting much, but to my surprise, the bugs were pulled to it like a magnet, and it was a very lovely thing—the other one never worked that well. I observed the significant decrease in gnats and bug bites right away. In fact, it's greatly improved the quality of our evenings and weekends. Its lack of an on/off switch is its only drawback. If you unplug it, everything works perfectly. It is highly suggested if you have an infestation of outdoor pests. Excellent product value and quality. Exceeded expectations and well worth the money spent.

These are excellent; the cleanup is the only unpleasant part. There is a discernible variation in the quantity of mosquitoes. My home is situated in a densely forested, shaded, and bushy environment (see images). The main thing I would advise you to do is make sure that any standing water is removed, as this will cut our issue in half. The roof gutters on our house weren't emptying all the way, so I had to drill little holes in them. Another problem is that I believe some of the folks complaining about it not working should read up on how to use them properly. This device is placed close to our pool equipment, where I frequently get mosquito bites (prior to deployment, I would get 10 to 15 on me in a matter of seconds), but it is still about 20 feet away from where we would be. The majority of mosquitoes only migrate 25–40 feet from their site of hatching. The directions state to place this 20 feet away from your location, therefore I did so in the vegetation that is next to the pool, which is where I believe most of the mosquitoes originate. I then moved to the opposite side of the pool and placed a second Dynatrap approximately 20 feet away from our position. I own