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Let me begin by clarifying that we do not have unrealistic expectations that this spray, or any spray for that matter, will completely eradicate mosquitoes from our yard. Although I hit one in midair and saw it fall and eventually die, this DOES kill the bugs and some repellents I am also aware that our backyard is accessible to the surrounding community and that skeeters can detect carbon dioxide from us from up to a mile away. Keeping this in mind, skeeters that fly over our fence will still locate us no matter how much we eradicate from within our yard. In conclusion? This performs as intended, so if you don't have any irrational expectations, it ought to function admirably for you as well. Given that we have dogs and grandchildren who spend time in our yard, we appreciate that it is a natural treatment. Furthermore, we think that our bodies should be exposed to as much organic life as possible because pesticides are far more harmful to humans than most people realize or would want to admit. Since the quart we bought is almost gone, we'll be purchasing the gallon jug of this shortly.

Let me first level set the issue with mosquitoes: We are located in a region with a mixed climate, where the climates of the Gulf Coast, Louisiana Swamp, and East Texas Piney Woods Forest collide. Our region has a mixed climate, which means that mosquitoes thrive here as they would in a horror film. We adore this place, however the nasty insects can bleed you to death in a matter of minutes. We had such a mild winter that in December and January we were griping about how awful the insects were! We had to take action, and although we tried a variety of solutions, including foggers and sprays, we really accomplished little more than tossing money at an unsolvable issue. Our 1.2 acres of wooded land. It's a thick forest of wetlands. Because of all the rain, the mosquito population has increased to an unprecedented degree. This year's start has been the wettest on record. They really do sound like they are buzzing in the shadows when you step outside—about ten feet distant. There must be at least 5 or 6 mosquitoes buzzing around the house before you may open a door. The.

The optimal time to use the Skeeter Vac is when the (fine-tuned insect lure/attractant BAIT) is at its freshest. In the evening, when mosquitoes are more active, you might want to take out the BAIT and store it in a zipped baggie if you don't have an issue with them during the day. It is a waste of product to have the bait sit in the machine and dry out when there are no mosquitoes around, and at fifteen dollars apiece, you can see how quickly the cost would mount up. The effectiveness of the bait quickly wanes if you just leave it in the machine; for best results, you should use two to three baits for each tank change. In theory, you could save half on propane and bait refill expenses if you just turned the device off entirely when there are no mosquitoes around. Furthermore, it seems superfluous to have the sticky trap that comes with the device as it only catches flies and other sporadic "beneficial" insects, as well as the occasional bird that is searching for a quick dinner. Propane tanks function optimally when they are fully pressurized and (appears