Electric fly killers

[RegandPat]

ELECTRIC INSECT KILLER WASP BUG FLY MOTH UV ZAPPER.

Has any one used one as it may sound a good idea in the van in the summer, if so what one did you use as there are a variety of sizes and wattages.

Reg

 

[Guest]

Cannot tell you the make of ours as we picked ip up in an Intermarche supermarket for about 10 euros. Also cannot tell you if it works as we have not seen any 'corpses' lying beside it, but then again we have not had any mossies in the van either, so maybe it scares them away. For the money it was worth it though.

 

[JTQ]

We have a mains powered, American Lentek 9watt UV tube one;

 

[RegandPat]

I think you have saved me about

 

[KeithJ]

I had one once and agree with JTQ - all but useless & a waste of money!

Also the light was so bright that it couldn't be used at night

Keith

 

[xtrailman]

Agree we returned one of those mains lamps type to Maplin, bought two bigger ones on offer for

 

[Sproket]

We bought two of those tennis raquet types last year, very good on the big annoying blighters, .....

 

[Delndi]

We bought two of those tennis raquet types last year, very good on the big annoying blighters, .....

I bought one of those tennis racket types from ALDI for about 2.99 I think - Really gives you a buzz of satisfaction when you get one of the blighters

 

[charles_374558101]

We bought two of those tennis raquet types last year, very good on the big annoying blighters, .....

electric fly killers work better of a night. the flying insects are attracted to the unit by the ultra violet light, during the day there is to much competition from natural light to attract them, when they fly to the light they pass through the posative - negative fields and are electrocuted. so during the day leave them switched off but in low light conditions switch them on to do there work