China's Specialist in Smokeless Mosquito Coils And Repellents

This window is modal. For this media, no suitable source could be located.These are fantastic for the lawn at open-air summer concerts and picnics. It's also convenient for shorter uses because the ashes are simple to dispose of. They keep the mosquito coil between metal "teeth," allowing you to burn the fragments as well (those coils often break on me). They avoid damaging the grass and remain cool enough that I'm not concerned about someone getting burned. Although they came with lovely clips to hang them, I haven't hung them. The only drawbacks are that they get a bit dented from being pushed back into their bag (which is the exact one they arrived in and works perfectly to contain them, extra coils, and a lighter), and that some tarry residue can accumulate on the top (though it can be easily wiped away).

This is one of my three mosquito coil burners; it has a fantastic coil holder inside. It is circular and fits on the bottom, but all over the bottom are ring-shaped concentric projections. Although it is detachable, it is really convenient to simply fire your coil and set it in the burner's bottom. The coil burns completely and flawlessly throughout. You can light the parts of your broken coil and set them on the coil holder. Compared to the cheap device that comes with the coils, it is actually far superior. I'd advise doing this. Our house on the bay is a little rickety, so I'm not sure how much weathering it will last, but I will buy another. Several coil burners placed around the porch help keep mosquitoes away. I place them in the screened-in porch's corners after lighting them. The coil holder at the bottom makes this one the best by far.

This summer in New York, the mosquito population was insane. We wanted to spend more time outside in the fresh air because we are at home so much these days, but the summer was terrible for mosquitoes. We obtained this metal incense holder and used it as intended by placing the "Off" smoke coils inside onto the little, pointed holder. Ash builds up inside the coil on the bottom of the pot as it burns properly. The metal's small ornamental holes help spread the smoke out so it doesn't come out in one direction. It did assist with the mosquitoes, and it matched the patio furniture well. It's quite adorable and cleverly designed so that, from a distance, you can't really tell what it is.