Does the Mosquito Magnet really work?
Mosquito magnet-type traps can be extremely effective if they are put in the right place, set up properly and tuned to attract the species of mosquitoes that live in your area. In fact in just six days, six Mosquito Magnets managed to capture 1.5 million mosquitoes at one U.S. Coast Guard station in the Bahamas.
How much does a mosquito magnet cost?
Mosquito Magnet MM3300B Executive Mosquito Trap
| List Price: | $904.99 Details |
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| You Save: | $105.00 (12%) |
How long does Propane last in mosquito magnet?
approximately 21 days
A: A full 20 lb tank will last approximately 21 days. It is not recommended to let the propane completely run out. We recommend having a second full tank on-hand to swap to reduce downtime.
What is mosquito magnet and what is it used for?
Mosquito Magnet® strives to design innovative mosquito control solutions that can help consumers win the battle against persistent and potentially dangerous pests. Mosquito Magnet® is the first carbon dioxide-based biting insect trap designed for commercial use and the first propane-powered mosquito trap for consumer use.
Is there a mosquito magnet brand in Canada?
Mosquito Magnet® is one of several outstanding brands offered by Woodstream Corp., which has had a presence in Canada for over 150 years.
Do you have a free mosquito magnet account?
A free account will customize your shopping experience and allow you to earn reward points, enjoy faster checkout and free return shipping! Mosquito Magnet® R-Octenol – 6 Pack “A Tisket, A Tasket, Mosquitos by the Basket” John Our Patriot Plus here in Florida is catching mosquitos by the basketful! If they were blueberries we could make a pie!
Which is better mosquito magnet or mosquito Deleto?
The Mosquito Magnet® was rated “top choice” for efficacy and ease-of-use by America’s leading consumer testing magazine. In a mosquito-infested mangrove swamp in the Cayman Islands, the Mosquito Magnet® captured 7,161 mosquitoes – nearly 200 times more mosquitoes than Coleman’s Mosquito Deleto, which snared a whopping 37 bugs.