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I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
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I'm living in a tropical country and I can't even work on my PC at night because of mosquitos. Is there anything I can use that isn't a toxic mosquito coil?
The only truly effective non-chemical solution for your situation is a mosquito net. I wish there was something else I could recommend, but unfortunately, I do not know if anything else. I lived in the tropics for 20 years and had malaria nine times, so I understand the struggle.
@@nothingbutgadgets If I didn't need to have my fan on due to the extreme heat, the chemical solution would work. Now the only choice I have is to get eaten by mosquitos or get cooked alive lol
Yes if you believe the advertising people your believe anythink and your right bro i bought a halogen heater which said it was a break through with the heater in a way it didn't use much electricity and they wanted near £80 on there own private site and said you can only buy on there and nobody else and that night i seen it on e,bay and other sites which were selling it for £20 so i mentioned this to them and they said it wasnt the same it was a cheap one so i bought the cheap one and it was the same even every part in it so thats a load of crap you can't buy anywere else YOU CAN 😊
There’s nearly always at least one mosquito in my garage. I put one of these there two months ago, plugged into a USB charger, and left it on continuously. It has killed two flies. Nothing else.
I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, and appreciated your objectivity in assessing the device. I got sucked into the offer of mosquito killing lamps (dreading the upcoming onslaught of biters). I did find a dying mosquito beside another type of mosquito killer, but obviously mosquitos are not attracted to UV light. I should have checked the internet before purchasing. Thank you, again for your video!
I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
If the clock on your video is correct, it shows you may have turned it on 45 minute after dark. My experience is that mosquitoes are most active an hour before dark and then a short time after sun set I would be curious as to how it works if you set it out an hour before dark. If it's disintegrating mosquitoes how do you know if it is killing them or not. If I'm not mistaken it would be nice if you did a re-test.
The clock on my video is not correct. I never set the clocks on my action cameras because there lose their settings everytime the battery is changed. It is just too much trouble to reset then each time. Regardless, mosquitos are not attracted to light, so it does not matter when the test was performed. I have done testing on many of these types of devices and they may attract some bugs, but none of them attract mosquitoes.
We went camping and alot of mosquitos and biting nats came into the tent that device zapped every one them. When we checked it the next day there was alot of nats and mosquitos dead. Aussie is mosquito territory - we were cautious ourselves. But it did work.
I just got a ad on TH-cam about this where the guy who invented is a a genius and it's a revolutionary invention lol. Is this the same exact product as the ad I've seen buzzbgone?
Always invented by a college "genius" who reverse engineers some common devices, as if it's a secret how the device works. Sometimes they claim the industry tries to buy them off or they're exoelksd by their college. All baloney.
None of these bug zapper kill mosquitos without having to use an attracting. I had a real bug zapper over twenty years ago. This bug zapper used an actual wood burner black light. After that one went bad, I have yet to find another like it ever again! The true black light emits an infrared light which matches that the human body gives off! Good luck finding one!🤔😪
Great video buddy. Love your content style 👌 I just had an advert show on my youtube for this product stating the usual BS of it was invented by a young lad who suffered with allergies etc 😔😔🙄 and straight away came to watch your video. They are asking £59 🤣🤣🤣
So glad you enjoyed it. They are advertising this device under several names this year. I may make an updated video exposing those ads too. I wish I could get the footage from the ads so I could show them, but they are careful not to show those ads to me. I only hear about them from viewers like you.
I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
I found one (Mozz Guard) that claims that "The Mozz Guard employs air decomposition, emitting carbon dioxide to mimic human breath" lol. I'd love to see that science.
If this is marketed specifically at killing mosquitos then its a scam. UV does draw in mosquitos and without the little packet that all bug zappers include, the mosquito couldn't care less.
Fortunately, Malaria is treatable, except for some drug resistant strains. However, treatment has a short window in which one must start in order to survive. Depending on the type and the health of the individual, a person could have as short as 10 days to several months from the onset of symptoms. However, with the Falciparum, which in rare cases can become cerebral, death can be very quick. I lost my dear friend and colleague a few years ago to cerebral Falciparum. He was a Malaria expert and had saved countless thousands of lives from Malaria in his career.
Sorry for the delay in responding. A close family member was murdered two weeks ago and I have been out of it. I am still not all here. To answer your question. The original, and still the best cure for Malaria is Quinine. It is derived from the bark of the a tree. However, Quinine is extremely toxic to the liver in the high doses needed to cure Malaria, so it is only used as a last resort. Chloroquine is a synthetic drug to treat Malaria, but like Quinine, it too is toxic, but much less so. However, Chloroquine is only a partial treatment, as it only kills the Malaria plasmodiums outside of the red blood cells, and cannot get to the plasmodiums inside the red blood cells. So, additional medications are required such as Primaquine and antibiotics. There are many other drugs also, all with varying degrees of effectiveness against different strains of Malaria. I hope this helps.
I have this same zapper and it does pretty well in a room environment where I don't want any bugs and it does occasionally kill a mosquito that just happens to wander into it's path. I do wish it had a way to disable the blue/UV light as I have no desire to kill any bug but mosquitoes but I also never plan to use it outside my house or room. I have seen a bug trap that uses a fan to trap mosquitoes in a little container and seemed kinda effective. I wonder how well this would work if you attached a small PC fan to pull mosquitoes in and disabled the blue light.
My foot is the best mosquito attractant in this planet. I wish someone would invent a pair of skeletonized shoes with electric grid around, and I slide my foot in and use it as the attractant.
The charge indicator light should turn green when it is fully charged. Yes, you can power it with the cord connect to an electrical outlet or a usb battery pack.
I need one for my enclosed boat it’s a nightmare when the mosquitoes get in and three days as a joke I want a machine that kills these things in an hour what would you recommend?
None of these types of machines work for mosquitoes. Your best best is to use some type of repellent or an area repellent like this one: AD. amzn.to/3YCCJJE
Man, that is a hard one. I mean fogging you land with poison is the most sure fire way to knock them down for a while, but it you are trying to avoid chemicals, there just is not a whole lot of options that work well enough to make a difference. I have spent hundred on different devices and as if yet haven't found anything that is truly effective.
There is NO ...on or OFF Button you have to leave it connected to the USB plug all the time to enable to use it. I do not feeel that I would take the computer into my bedroom
Honestly, I have not found anything that I can recommend to kill mosquitoes with enough reliability to make a difference. If in there outdoors, it is better to try to repel them from the area while you are outdoors, rather than try to attract them to the area to kill them. There are things like mosquito coils and citronella lamps you can burn or more advanced systems like this Thermacell Zone Shield: #AD amzn.to/3xQ90j0
Simply get a mosquito racket. Close room before sleeping and wave it in air in every corner of your room for 5-10 minutes it will work better then all this fancy stuff.
@@nothingbutgadgets Citronella candles are worthless. My son lives in FL. He had those big bucket citronella candles lit while we were out on the patio. The mosquitos were actually attracted to the candles and hovered over them, while they also ate us Alive. Hate skeeters!
@@janebeville7446 I have never used citronella. I use 100% Deet on my body and that is the only thing that I have found to be 95% effective. I hate skeeters too!
@@nothingbutgadgets we used Deet spray for outdoor too but what about indoor? Since last week, Summer heat is coming, my kids got itchy mosquito bites every morning and We look for them in the room to kill but couldn’t find any. I live in North San Jose, Cali. Please help! Any effective products to use INDOOR? Thanks!
Hi! How does it behave while charging? When charging, my lamp blinks all the time and the indicator button is always partially lit and also blinks. I've been charging for 3 hours now, but nothing changes at all. Is this how it should be?
@@vong687 It costed around 7-8$. It was bought in local store in Europe and it was a discount time. In general it gives light and accu works (so, it is charged somehow) but it doesn't catch anything. ))
The test was not done in January.. Regardless, mosquitos are not attracted to any form of light, so this device will not attract them. If you used it in conjunction with some type of chemical attractant, it would possibly kill some mosquitos, but not by itself.
This is a product of the night like a late party outside at night in your backyard not for the day time it's for the night that's why it has a light inside of there duh
I saw the ad about the college genius and I almost bought the product until I noticed that Buzzbgone, qremove,, Vamoar, CherryPig all appeared to be the same product with different names. Chinese Junk, I wouldn't buy
The way you state "It does not kill mosquitoes" is misleading in itself. It may not attract mosquitoes but if they fly in there they're definitely toast! No if or but about it! Wakodahatchee Chris
What something Can do, and what it Does do, are different things. If a mosquito accidentally flies into the device, can it kill it? Yes. Does the device eliminate mosquitos from a room, No!
Didn’t pay 10 dollars I payed 145 for 3 with postage included they do not work do not waste your money! Clever with their marketing which in fact is all not true! They have great marketing adds that suck the very desperate people who don’t want to be eating alive by the mosquitoes!
Sorry to hear that. This company has fooled a lot of people their ad. I made a video debunking this ad. It is for a similar product, but it is the same as. They use it for several products. The ad for this product appears towards the end of the video. th-cam.com/video/1y6AQPC-X1Y/w-d-xo.html
Out of over a dozen bug zappers I have tested, all of which claimed to attract mosquitoes, none have effectively done so. Mosquitos are not attracted to any form of light. They are attracted to body heat and carbon dioxide.
Yeah, I have had other commenters say the same thing. File a complaint with the FTC. Maybe if enough people do this, they will do something about these scams.
I purchase it from local shop $3 (pakistan around Rs. 750), box, design and name is same but it is not chargeable and I have to use it with charger whole night. From my 3 night experience, it kill 3-4 mosquito daily using in small full dark room with windows closed. Previously using coil and liquid repellent, but mosquito still biting me. Now I can sleep peacefully without mosquito bites
its a scam!! total junk doesnt work outside and the cord id so short it cant be used outside without a extension cord.doesnt work unless plugged in it has no battery. i got mine on temu and they gave me a refund cause hey knoe wit was junk
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I admit it. I talk a lot. That's just me. But the thing about me is, you know I am not putting on a show trying to fake it. Just a normal guy here trying to be helpful.
@@nothingbutgadgets Fair enough. Im still searching reviews because every review shows the results but all I am trying to learn is one thing. Will it help me sleep at night if I have mosquitoes in the room? Do you thing it would work well enough for a bedroom?
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I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
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Would you recommend buying this for mosquito killing?
Absolutely not. It kills moths and small beetles, but not mosquitos
I'm living in a tropical country and I can't even work on my PC at night because of mosquitos.
Is there anything I can use that isn't a toxic mosquito coil?
The only truly effective non-chemical solution for your situation is a mosquito net. I wish there was something else I could recommend, but unfortunately, I do not know if anything else. I lived in the tropics for 20 years and had malaria nine times, so I understand the struggle.
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If I didn't need to have my fan on due to the extreme heat, the chemical solution would work. Now the only choice I have is to get eaten by mosquitos or get cooked alive lol
Yes if you believe the advertising people your believe anythink and your right bro i bought a halogen heater which said it was a break through with the heater in a way it didn't use much electricity and they wanted near £80 on there own private site and said you can only buy on there and nobody else and that night i seen it on e,bay and other sites which were selling it for £20 so i mentioned this to them and they said it wasnt the same it was a cheap one so i bought the cheap one and it was the same even every part in it so thats a load of crap you can't buy anywere else YOU CAN 😊
There’s nearly always at least one mosquito in my garage. I put one of these there two months ago, plugged into a USB charger, and left it on continuously. It has killed two flies. Nothing else.
That is the truth.
I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, and appreciated your objectivity in assessing the device. I got sucked into the offer of mosquito killing lamps (dreading the upcoming onslaught of biters). I did find a dying mosquito beside another type of mosquito killer, but obviously mosquitos are not attracted to UV light. I should have checked the internet before purchasing. Thank you, again for your video!
My pleasure. I am glad it was helpful.
I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
If the clock on your video is correct, it shows you may have turned it on 45 minute after dark. My experience is that mosquitoes are most active an hour before dark and then a short time after sun set I would be curious as to how it works if you set it out an hour before dark. If it's disintegrating mosquitoes how do you know if it is killing them or not. If I'm not mistaken it would be nice if you did a re-test.
The clock on my video is not correct. I never set the clocks on my action cameras because there lose their settings everytime the battery is changed. It is just too much trouble to reset then each time.
Regardless, mosquitos are not attracted to light, so it does not matter when the test was performed. I have done testing on many of these types of devices and they may attract some bugs, but none of them attract mosquitoes.
When it zaps Im sure it leaves some mosquito body parts. I can't imagine any portable device atomizing the pesky thing to smithereens! 🙂
We went camping and alot of mosquitos and biting nats came into the tent that device zapped every one them. When we checked it the next day there was alot of nats and mosquitos dead. Aussie is mosquito territory - we were cautious ourselves. But it did work.
I added one to my Amazon shopping cart before watching your video. I'll remove it now. Thanx for keeping it real. I'll keep looking.
You're welcome. Glad it helped.
I just got a ad on TH-cam about this where the guy who invented is a a genius and it's a revolutionary invention lol. Is this the same exact product as the ad I've seen buzzbgone?
Yes. They use the same ad for many devices like this. FuzeBug, BuzzBgone, etc, etc. It is so infuriating. 😡
Always invented by a college "genius" who reverse engineers some common devices, as if it's a secret how the device works. Sometimes they claim the industry tries to buy them off or they're exoelksd by their college. All baloney.
I did find 2 mosquito killed but I think likely accidents not attract.
Mosquito won't come if there slight windy...
Yes. Mosquitos are not drawn to light.
None of these bug zapper kill mosquitos without having to use an attracting. I had a real bug zapper over twenty years ago. This bug zapper used an actual wood burner black light. After that one went bad, I have yet to find another like it ever again! The true black light emits an infrared light which matches that the human body gives off! Good luck finding one!🤔😪
A long time ago people worried about making good things. Nowadays, they just worry about making good marketing to sell people junk.
Do you remember the name?
Great video buddy. Love your content style 👌 I just had an advert show on my youtube for this product stating the usual BS of it was invented by a young lad who suffered with allergies etc 😔😔🙄 and straight away came to watch your video. They are asking £59 🤣🤣🤣
So glad you enjoyed it. They are advertising this device under several names this year. I may make an updated video exposing those ads too. I wish I could get the footage from the ads so I could show them, but they are careful not to show those ads to me. I only hear about them from viewers like you.
I bought this lamp. It does not attract mosquitoes. It is a pity there were so many of them... I got two tiny flies in 2 days. It was difficult to clean them out of the lamp...
I found one (Mozz Guard) that claims that "The Mozz Guard employs air decomposition, emitting carbon dioxide to mimic human breath" lol.
I'd love to see that science.
Me too.
If this is marketed specifically at killing mosquitos then its a scam. UV does draw in mosquitos and without the little packet that all bug zappers include, the mosquito couldn't care less.
Thank you for commenting MaddoxInc. I am very happy to hear that you enjoyed the video.
hi there...how to know its fully charged?? is there any indication???
Hi. The charge indicator light turns off when it is fully charged.
Mine did not work at all. The company is a nightmare to contact. Please don’t buy!
Thanks for commenting. Sorry to hear this.
How did you survive malaria 9 times? Please do a video about your knowledge 😊👍🏽
Fortunately, Malaria is treatable, except for some drug resistant strains. However, treatment has a short window in which one must start in order to survive. Depending on the type and the health of the individual, a person could have as short as 10 days to several months from the onset of symptoms. However, with the Falciparum, which in rare cases can become cerebral, death can be very quick. I lost my dear friend and colleague a few years ago to cerebral Falciparum. He was a Malaria expert and had saved countless thousands of lives from Malaria in his career.
@@nothingbutgadgets wow crazy story. What medicine or herbs did not work on him ? And what works.
We know hydroxychloroquine works.
Sorry for the delay in responding. A close family member was murdered two weeks ago and I have been out of it. I am still not all here.
To answer your question. The original, and still the best cure for Malaria is Quinine. It is derived from the bark of the a tree. However, Quinine is extremely toxic to the liver in the high doses needed to cure Malaria, so it is only used as a last resort. Chloroquine is a synthetic drug to treat Malaria, but like Quinine, it too is toxic, but much less so. However, Chloroquine is only a partial treatment, as it only kills the Malaria plasmodiums outside of the red blood cells, and cannot get to the plasmodiums inside the red blood cells. So, additional medications are required such as Primaquine and antibiotics. There are many other drugs also, all with varying degrees of effectiveness against different strains of Malaria.
I hope this helps.
I have this same zapper and it does pretty well in a room environment where I don't want any bugs and it does occasionally kill a mosquito that just happens to wander into it's path. I do wish it had a way to disable the blue/UV light as I have no desire to kill any bug but mosquitoes but I also never plan to use it outside my house or room. I have seen a bug trap that uses a fan to trap mosquitoes in a little container and seemed kinda effective. I wonder how well this would work if you attached a small PC fan to pull mosquitoes in and disabled the blue light.
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My foot is the best mosquito attractant in this planet. I wish someone would invent a pair of skeletonized shoes with electric grid around, and I slide my foot in and use it as the attractant.
Mosquito bites on the foot are the worst! Ich so bad. I can't stand them.
How do you know when it is charged up and can you use it with the cord ?
The charge indicator light should turn green when it is fully charged. Yes, you can power it with the cord connect to an electrical outlet or a usb battery pack.
I need one for my enclosed boat it’s a nightmare when the mosquitoes get in and three days as a joke I want a machine that kills these things in an hour what would you recommend?
None of these types of machines work for mosquitoes. Your best best is to use some type of repellent or an area repellent like this one: AD. amzn.to/3YCCJJE
@Nothin But Gadgets, what product do you recommend for mosquito elimination
Man, that is a hard one. I mean fogging you land with poison is the most sure fire way to knock them down for a while, but it you are trying to avoid chemicals, there just is not a whole lot of options that work well enough to make a difference. I have spent hundred on different devices and as if yet haven't found anything that is truly effective.
ovitraps work too. Look it up on youtube. Your only option is to trap the mosquitos and to do that you have to draw them in.
thanks for the review, I just about purchased the pos. 😂😂 looks like a 110volt for me
You're welcome.
Any effective on flies? We don't have mosquitoes.
No flies are not attracted to light too much. So far I have not seen it kill any flies.
BUT.... if this is not the right mosquitoes killer... the wich one should we buy?
Unfortunately, there are none that I can truly recommend.
U can add a misquito attractant to get mosquitos attacked to your bug zapper. . cuz yes the light won't do it
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What room has 10k mosquitoes… like the Ad says it does!?
That is a good point. If a room has 10,000 mosquitoes in it, I am leaving! 😂
There is NO ...on or OFF Button you have to leave it connected to the USB plug all the time to enable to use it. I do not feeel that I would take the computer into my bedroom
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So what do you recommend for kill Mosquitos ??
Honestly, I have not found anything that I can recommend to kill mosquitoes with enough reliability to make a difference. If in there outdoors, it is better to try to repel them from the area while you are outdoors, rather than try to attract them to the area to kill them. There are things like mosquito coils and citronella lamps you can burn or more advanced systems like this Thermacell Zone Shield: #AD amzn.to/3xQ90j0
Simply get a mosquito racket.
Close room before sleeping and wave it in air in every corner of your room for 5-10 minutes it will work better then all this fancy stuff.
@@nothingbutgadgets Citronella candles are worthless. My son lives in FL. He had those big bucket citronella candles lit while we were out on the patio. The mosquitos were actually attracted to the candles and hovered over them, while they also ate us Alive. Hate skeeters!
@@janebeville7446 I have never used citronella. I use 100% Deet on my body and that is the only thing that I have found to be 95% effective. I hate skeeters too!
@@nothingbutgadgets we used Deet spray for outdoor too but what about indoor? Since last week, Summer heat is coming, my kids got itchy mosquito bites every morning and We look for them in the room to kill but couldn’t find any. I live in North San Jose, Cali.
Please help! Any effective products to use INDOOR? Thanks!
so is it better to spray your body with deodorant to be less attractive to mosquitoes while sleeping?
Some deodorant does help repel mosquitoes but some actually attract them.
@@nothingbutgadgets ok thx
Hi! How does it behave while charging? When charging, my lamp blinks all the time and the indicator button is always partially lit and also blinks. I've been charging for 3 hours now, but nothing changes at all. Is this how it should be?
Unfortunately, it sound like your unit is defective.
@@nothingbutgadgets Thanks for the answer!
@@vong687 It costed around 7-8$. It was bought in local store in Europe and it was a discount time. In general it gives light and accu works (so, it is charged somehow) but it doesn't catch anything. ))
@solgasart Okay, good. I and glad you did not overpay. The actual device cost $2 wholesale from China, but I have seen them sold for as high as $40.
Where in the Universe is there ANY mosquitos in January ? Surely NOWHERE in the USA ! Maybe try testing All of these devices during Mosquito season ?
The test was not done in January.. Regardless, mosquitos are not attracted to any form of light, so this device will not attract them. If you used it in conjunction with some type of chemical attractant, it would possibly kill some mosquitos, but not by itself.
YOU ARE THE MAN. THANK YOU.
My pleasure. Glad you enjoyed it.
This is a product of the night like a late party outside at night in your backyard not for the day time it's for the night that's why it has a light inside of there duh
Okay. 🙄
I saw the ad about the college genius and I almost bought the product until I noticed that Buzzbgone, qremove,, Vamoar, CherryPig all appeared to be the same product with different names. Chinese Junk, I wouldn't buy
Yep, all the same Chinese junk, just called by different name.
The way you state "It does not kill mosquitoes" is misleading in itself. It may not attract mosquitoes but if they fly in there they're definitely toast! No if or but about it!
Wakodahatchee Chris
What something Can do, and what it Does do, are different things. If a mosquito accidentally flies into the device, can it kill it? Yes. Does the device eliminate mosquitos from a room, No!
how long do u put it on charge thank you
About four hours.
I understand. Been right where you are.
Didn’t pay 10 dollars I payed 145 for 3 with postage included they do not work do not waste your money! Clever with their marketing which in fact is all not true! They have great marketing adds that suck the very desperate people who don’t want to be eating alive by the mosquitoes!
Sorry to hear that. This company has fooled a lot of people their ad. I made a video debunking this ad. It is for a similar product, but it is the same as. They use it for several products. The ad for this product appears towards the end of the video.
th-cam.com/video/1y6AQPC-X1Y/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, really helped
Obrigado por ter tratado as pessoas no Brasil
Foi meu prazer. Tenho muito saudades do meu amado Brasil.
Hold on a second...did you say that mosquitoes are NOT attracted to light??!
Yes.
I tried it beware all these types worthless. Andy.R.
Yep. Sad but true.
I saw a guy named Daniel give the Flowtron a rave review for killing mosquitoes in his garage. Maybe check that out:)
Out of over a dozen bug zappers I have tested, all of which claimed to attract mosquitoes, none have effectively done so. Mosquitos are not attracted to any form of light. They are attracted to body heat and carbon dioxide.
placed an order and never received it.
Yeah, I have had other commenters say the same thing. File a complaint with the FTC. Maybe if enough people do this, they will do something about these scams.
I bought one and it's dead, doesn't turn on
Sorry man. I hope you can get your money back
Looks like it's the MozzGuard now.
It has so many names, I have lost count.
good content you got a sub 😎 😎 😎
Thanks. I appreciate it so much.
TY for that!
My pleasure. Glad it helped.
Dragonflies kill mosquitoes...
Thank you for this great information Unicorn51. I appreciate it very much when viewers contribute useful information as you have here.
Mine works just fine.
Glad it does.
omg Mosquito like carbon dioxide like plants... 😱
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I purchase it from local shop $3 (pakistan around Rs. 750), box, design and name is same but it is not chargeable and I have to use it with charger whole night. From my 3 night experience, it kill 3-4 mosquito daily using in small full dark room with windows closed. Previously using coil and liquid repellent, but mosquito still biting me. Now I can sleep peacefully without mosquito bites
I am glad it works for you.
It kills everything that flys through it.
This one good or not good 👍👎
It does not attract mosquitoes.
Thanks. I won’t be buying this zapper
My pleasure. So glad it was helpful.
its a scam!! total junk doesnt work outside and the cord id so short it cant be used outside without a extension cord.doesnt work unless plugged in it has no battery. i got mine on temu and they gave me a refund cause hey knoe wit was junk
Yep.
Why didn't you just talk them to death? Talk about long winded!! The video could have been two minutes long.
Since you are new TH-cam and long form content, let me help you out to learn the platform. TH-cam is a Long Form Content platform, it is not a short form content platform like Twitter, Instagram, and TikTok. Because it is a long form content platform TH-cam provides a nice tool to help you out if you don't want to watch the entire video and just want to go tot the section you want to watch. Down at the bottom of the video, there is the little thing called a Progress Bar. It is an extremely tool you really need to learn how to use if you are going to watch TH-cam videos. Here is a video that will teach you all about it: th-cam.com/video/MY5ZHBNGL7M/w-d-xo.html
This video has chapters that you can jump to and skip the parts you do not desire to watch. Learn how to use the Progress Bar Menu and your TH-cam viewing experience will dramatically improve.
Junk
Yep. Sure enough.
Electric shock is a cheap Chinese product. Its not the buzzbgone.
Okay, send me a real BuzzBGone and I will do an honest unbiased test in it and demonstrate the results.
It"s a sdam. I got 3 of them ad they caught only one gnat for 5 months.
Yeah, scam all the way.
Mine works on mozzies
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More content less,,, ramble, wouldn't hurt.
I admit it. I talk a lot. That's just me. But the thing about me is, you know I am not putting on a show trying to fake it. Just a normal guy here trying to be helpful.
@@nothingbutgadgets Fair enough. Im still searching reviews because every review shows the results but all I am trying to learn is one thing. Will it help me sleep at night if I have mosquitoes in the room? Do you thing it would work well enough for a bedroom?
Unfortunately, it does not work on mosquitos because mosquitos are not attracted to light. A mosquito net is your best option.