The second item is a gimmick and does not do anything. If you bought one, you can get your money back. A Mississippi-based company called AC2T, the inventors of the Spartan Mosquito repellent, agreed to a $3.6 million class-action settlement regarding false advertising claims.
There should be no fluid in the coil from your last run. That's bad for the coil. when you're finished fogging you should let the fogger set untouched for a minute to 2 minutes and then turn it off. That extinguishes everything left in the coil. Better for your machine.
Thank you for your video. I would like to say something about the fogger. I have that exact same one, and have stopped using it because I realize that it kills everything, including spiders. I want to keep as many spiders as possible because they tend to set up their webs where ever mosquitoes hide.
Thanks for the video, I just saw a video that said Dawn dish water has no surface tension on top of the water. If this is true the female can't stand on the water to lay eggs which would break the life cycle. I haven't tested it but I am going to today. Edit: Actually most shampoos should also work if the reason the man in the video gave that Dawn works. Anything with sodium laureth sulfate and sodium laurel sulfate in it.
So your RAINBOW EUCALYPTUS tree is my spirit tree another for Mosquito is the Citranilla Eucalyptus Try planing a few around the property to create a smelly barrier🤞🏽🤞🏻🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏻🤞🏽🤞🏽
@@GardeningSolutions I saw on amazon, these propane based systems all have like, 100's of 1 star reviews and 3 star overal.. Have you noticed any mechanical issues with yours? Seems like an easily broken product
@@phantomwalker8251 no DEET in Bonide Mosquito Beater, unless I'm missing something. Here's the MSDS: files.plytix.com/api/v1.1/file/public_files/pim/private/assets/43/37/8d/5e/5e8d3743202d9eba64d3af60/texts/cd/67/49/60/604967cd5e92d6c3f4beffb8/sds551.pdf
The propane is converted into carbon dioxide just like our breath that we exhale , when the mosquitoes get close to the cone where the additional attractant is they're sucked up into the catch bag and dry out and die after a few days.
I'm impressed by this bit of kit. Can you imagine if the majority of people owned one of these; we could eliminate the blood-suckers once and for all. It's also weirdly satisfying seeing them all dead in there
Those video about the magnet are always impressive for the bag of mosquitos, truth is this is accomplished only on insane zones, with a lot of days and so on. For that amount of money you can buy 10 electric zapper and make a 360° wall around you. The attractive for me is a scam, i have tried both attractive and it is ridicolous non working as expected.
I guess it depends on where you live. There is a lot of swampland near me so the mosquitoes are really bad. I've found that regular zappers kill everything but mosquitoes. The co2 from the mosquito magnet really does work, not sure how much the additional attractant matters.
@@GardeningSolutions I bought the magnet and after 70eur propane tank use i have collected like 50 mosquitos, changed position several times. One night zapper did more than magnet in a month
"I have a couple of sprays on my arms and my legs. I never use on my face though" The man got himself a propane-fueled fumigator but is worried about DEET repellent on his face! This is a certified "american logic" moment! HAHAHAHA
Did you listen to my comment that they don't bother my face? Mosquitoes bite my arms and legs but seem to stay low, no logic other than that needed. It wasn't due to concern about DEET.
This guy is every mosquitos worst nightmare.
The second item is a gimmick and does not do anything. If you bought one, you can get your money back.
A Mississippi-based company called AC2T, the inventors of the Spartan Mosquito repellent, agreed to a $3.6 million class-action settlement regarding false advertising claims.
Thanks for the info, I see the window to get a refund closed quite a while ago.
@@GardeningSolutions You are correct. It looks like it closed Dec 31 2023. Anyway, don't buy the product.
There should be no fluid in the coil from your last run. That's bad for the coil. when you're finished fogging you should let the fogger set untouched for a minute to 2 minutes and then turn it off. That extinguishes everything left in the coil. Better for your machine.
That mosquito Magnet is impressive!
Like the magnet thing.. i use 90% deet i get from a chemical supply company.. says it causes cancer but at least i wont itch while im in chemo..
Thank you for your video. I would like to say something about the fogger. I have that exact same one, and have stopped using it because I realize that it kills everything, including spiders. I want to keep as many spiders as possible because they tend to set up their webs where ever mosquitoes hide.
very impressive and informative. Thank you
I live on 12 acres and we have a dam and we've just had about 2 months worth of rain in 4 days and they are out of control
Mosquito Magnets work. They are the real deal.
Don't use Thermacell's, they're toxic AF.
should clean fuel lines also
I honestly would’ve let that pile on fire, condemning it to hell
They don't burn very well. I just posted a Mosquito Magnet catch video where I tried: th-cam.com/video/cCHqVnMTF7o/w-d-xo.html
Very cool machine that electric zapper/vacuum. Amy gets bit up by everything lol
Once the bag it's completely full it will auto shut off to save batteries
Guy is in a full out war against skeeters.
Mosquitos, fire ants, and torpedo grass are three things I could do without.
Octenol shop
Mosquito attractant for the best price
Thanks for the video, I just saw a video that said Dawn dish water has no surface tension on top of the water. If this is true the female can't stand on the water to lay eggs which would break the life cycle. I haven't tested it but I am going to today.
Edit: Actually most shampoos should also work if the reason the man in the video gave that Dawn works. Anything with sodium laureth sulfate and sodium laurel sulfate in it.
Your as serious as i am about this topic 🤨 .. thanks man
Chicken fodder!
Didn't think of it at the time, they probably would have liked it :)
The hero we all need
So your RAINBOW EUCALYPTUS tree is my spirit tree another for Mosquito is the Citranilla Eucalyptus
Try planing a few around the property to create a smelly barrier🤞🏽🤞🏻🤞🏿🤞🏿🤞🏻🤞🏽🤞🏽
Thanks, I looked it up and I'm going to plant a few if I can find some locally :)
Looks like an old outboard motor. Retro.
I experience such schadenfreude from seeing all those dead mosquitos
Young Sheldon ??
I get hungry, yummy mosquitoes 😋
Great video thanks
That is serious
Does this thing work on gnats?
I don't know, don't have many gnats around here. A quick google search says it does.
Eradicator got terrible reviews elsewhere.
Yes, I removed their product link from the description.
Very Nice Video - Super informative!
Thanks for watching!
Does the fogger harm honey bees? I’d love to combat the mosquitoes but I really don’t want to negatively impact the bee population. 🍯 🐝
how much did that cost and where do you buy it?
Which item, the mosquito magnet?
I'm pretty sure that if I had mosquitos around my property that bad, I would just move!
I'd have to move out of Florida :(
Where is the good old days when the bug truck went around the neighborhood at 3 in the morning?!
Hi, where can l buy this product please ?
If you are referring to the mosquito magnet here is a link to it: amzn.to/3kKk3ma
@@GardeningSolutions I saw on amazon, these propane based systems all have like, 100's of 1 star reviews and 3 star overal.. Have you noticed any mechanical issues with yours? Seems like an easily broken product
Dam, the ants gon be feasting 🐜🐜🐜🍴🍴🍴
Nice!! Job
Thanks for the visit!
Which insecticide do you use with your fogger?
I use Bonide Mosquito Beater - amzn.to/3jTXJFN
@@GardeningSolutions guy reckons deet,is cancerous. look into it..
@@phantomwalker8251 no DEET in Bonide Mosquito Beater, unless I'm missing something. Here's the MSDS: files.plytix.com/api/v1.1/file/public_files/pim/private/assets/43/37/8d/5e/5e8d3743202d9eba64d3af60/texts/cd/67/49/60/604967cd5e92d6c3f4beffb8/sds551.pdf
2 years later haha here in Florida people use a lemongrass spray on their lawns that works really well maybe look into that
I've seen the spray for personal use but not for the whole yard, I'd imagine that would be expensive for a large yard.
10 hrs
but how does it work?
The propane is converted into carbon dioxide just like our breath that we exhale , when the mosquitoes get close to the cone where the additional attractant is they're sucked up into the catch bag and dry out and die after a few days.
I'm impressed by this bit of kit. Can you imagine if the majority of people owned one of these; we could eliminate the blood-suckers once and for all. It's also weirdly satisfying seeing them all dead in there
It would be nice if someone came up with a low cost version and if it could hook up to natural gas if available. Thanks for watching :)
sure thing
Top 10 Satisfying Video
Those video about the magnet are always impressive for the bag of mosquitos, truth is this is accomplished only on insane zones, with a lot of days and so on. For that amount of money you can buy 10 electric zapper and make a 360° wall around you. The attractive for me is a scam, i have tried both attractive and it is ridicolous non working as expected.
I guess it depends on where you live. There is a lot of swampland near me so the mosquitoes are really bad. I've found that regular zappers kill everything but mosquitoes. The co2 from the mosquito magnet really does work, not sure how much the additional attractant matters.
@@GardeningSolutions I bought the magnet and after 70eur propane tank use i have collected like 50 mosquitos, changed position several times. One night zapper did more than magnet in a month
"I have a couple of sprays on my arms and my legs. I never use on my face though"
The man got himself a propane-fueled fumigator but is worried about DEET repellent on his face! This is a certified "american logic" moment! HAHAHAHA
Did you listen to my comment that they don't bother my face? Mosquitoes bite my arms and legs but seem to stay low, no logic other than that needed. It wasn't due to concern about DEET.