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My yard gets overrun by mosquitoes every summer, on account of there being loads of woods and sitting water areas within the neighborhood. Unfortunately, many of those areas are outdoors of my yard, and/or protected, so I can't do something about them. It gets so bad that I can't let my little ladies play outside, as they'll instantly get assaulted. Last summer time I bought a Flowtron bug zapper that claimed to cover an acre and a half. It did nothing (even with the mosquito scent packs), which is no shock after the research I've finished since then on how worthless bug zappers are for killing biting mosquitoes. Apparently they're drawn to very slight levels of CO2, nonetheless the CO2-primarily based mosquito traps in the marketplace seem to all get actually unhealthy opinions, stating that they do the job nicely after they work, however that they often break down. Since most of them are very expensive, this would not appear like a good choice to pursue. I was wondering if there is some sort of simple system that may emit CO2 very slowly, and that I can place right by my bug zapper. Draw them in with the CO2 after which Zap Zone Defender! I'm not the most handy particular person in the world, can anyone consider a means that this could work? |
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