Thank you for indepth information. Showing which was most effective would have been more complete. Showing how much each one collected in the same amount of time would be more telling. I did enjoy your video.
Just an FYI, we just received our Black & Decker Bug Zappers; yes we bought 2. We live in the middle of the woods, so one is in the front and one on the back deck. We decided that even though it does not have an on and off switch we would get them anyway. However when we got them they do have an on and off switch under the top of the bug zapper. Hopefully they will take care of all our area, so we can enjoy the outside easier.
I live in Florida we're at times the mesquitos are so bad you have to floor the throttle on your bike just so you can see . As effective as the bug zappers are I think the government needs to use industrial versions in certain areas like the parks when the other types of mesquito control has failed to do it's job especially after the out break of triple E in Pasco Florida .
Appliances like this are generally designed to be used with an extension chord… kinda like a shop vacuum, you’ll never see it with 30-50 feet of chord.
I’m guessing you’ve never had plants in your home or dogs. I’ve had bug zappers before in home before but between having plants and dogs that go in and out sometimes bugs make they way in no matter how clean your house is . Also sometimes times teens and kids like to leave doors open which also lets flies or mosquitoes in
agree video is pointlesss waste time crime if spomnsored.. as if B&D have no on/off switch who he foolin pickin it first but cant find the ON button cuz aas per most all insurable (C/U endorsed) home electronics, always ships in off position, thats like the last QC sticker *:)* heh..
If you ever feel tempted to buy any of these items then PLEASE READ THE REVIEWS FIRST!!!! It was far more informative than this fluff piece of a video. Never recommend a product that just fails within 3 months or even just 2 weeks, and even then doesn't do the job it's supposed to. These things were all proven completely unreliable based on user reviews. Go read them and see for yourself. I'll always start with the 1 stars because that's where you'll usually find out for yourself if an item is worth the gamble.
00:30 5️⃣ Tysonir Electric Bug Zapper: geni.us/BSWqI4B
02:06 4️⃣ Flowtron Electronic Insect Killer:geni.us/Fvxp8zS
03:58 3️⃣ Crio Insects Killer: geni.us/KhVB
05:22 2️⃣ PandaJoy: geni.us/hMcx
07:01 1️⃣ BLACK+DECKER Bug Zapper: geni.us/vPWV17Y
Thank you for indepth information. Showing which was most effective would have been more complete. Showing how much each one collected in the same amount of time would be more telling. I did enjoy your video.
Great suggestion! I'll do that next time. Thanks!
Just an FYI, we just received our Black & Decker Bug Zappers; yes we bought 2. We live in the middle of the woods, so one is in the front and one on the back deck. We decided that even though it does not have an on and off switch we would get them anyway. However when we got them they do have an on and off switch under the top of the bug zapper. Hopefully they will take care of all our area, so we can enjoy the outside easier.
how has it been serving you?
So it works or not?? Are you from Montreal
Update?
All lies, Mosquitoes aren’t attracted to UV light.
Do they work?
1:14 - Had to get screenshot of sleeping baby with bug zapper 😂
I live in Florida we're at times the mesquitos are so bad you have to floor the throttle on your bike just so you can see . As effective as the bug zappers are I think the government needs to use industrial versions in certain areas like the parks when the other types of mesquito control has failed to do it's job especially after the out break of triple E in Pasco Florida .
Since when is a 3.5 foot cord, "plug it in anywhere "?
It's got a chord that you can plug into an extension cord buddy
Lol remember this guy also said these lights can double as security lamps
Bozo
😂😂🤣🤣👍
Appliances like this are generally designed to be used with an extension chord… kinda like a shop vacuum, you’ll never see it with 30-50 feet of chord.
Could it be used at daytime outside?
Great video. Is the black and decker waterproof? I'm a full time rver
I like all the info in this, but if anyone needs an indoor bug zapper, they need way more than just that! 😅
I’m guessing you’ve never had plants in your home or dogs. I’ve had bug zappers before in home before but between having plants and dogs that go in and out sometimes bugs make they way in no matter how clean your house is . Also sometimes times teens and kids like to leave doors open which also lets flies or mosquitoes in
Can you do a video for cordless bug zappers, please!
This is not a review of anything. It's a recap of advertisements. You say these things attract mosquitoes. Why didn't you actually test that???
This channel is all affiliate links and selling out
Because this isn't project farm. Too bad it isn't though... "We're going to test that!"
agree video is pointlesss waste time crime if spomnsored.. as if B&D have no on/off switch who he foolin pickin it first but cant find the ON button cuz aas per most all insurable (C/U endorsed) home electronics, always ships in off position, thats like the last QC sticker *:)* heh..
Flowtron makes the best bug zappers, period. Skip the weak China junk and go straight to Flowtron if you want to be happy with your purchase.
Would you recommend it over the Black+Decker zapper?
Can u put it on a timer
NO
Ones without power switches like mine, yes.
Did you actually test these zappers or are you just reading their promotional information?
🙃..I Hate Mosquitoes..🙃
Are these zappers save to work around babies?
Harry, Harry, no! don’t look at the light!
I can't help it, it's so beautiful (ZAP!) 🤣
Are you A.I.? You have to tell me if you're A.I...
The fact that your video is all promotional material shows that you haven't actually used these. Makes the video pretty useless...
If you ever feel tempted to buy any of these items then PLEASE READ THE REVIEWS FIRST!!!! It was far more informative than this fluff piece of a video. Never recommend a product that just fails within 3 months or even just 2 weeks, and even then doesn't do the job it's supposed to. These things were all proven completely unreliable based on user reviews. Go read them and see for yourself. I'll always start with the 1 stars because that's where you'll usually find out for yourself if an item is worth the gamble.