Natural Mosquito Repellent

This unique mosquito trap catches only the ones that bite. Particularly effective on the Culex mosquito, the one that spreads west nile virus. The trap works by luring female mosquitoes inside using a pheromone- once inside they cannot escape. Two per average yard will reduce the population significantly. Trap can be rinsed out and reused many times during the season, more bait will be required (SpringStar mosquito refill lure, item S1519). Try it, you'll like it.

Amazon Sales Rank: #3320 in Lawn & Patio Brand: Springstar Model: MOS12 Number of items: 1 Dimensions: 7.50" h x 5.50" w x 5.50" l, .30 pounds This unique mosquito trap catches only the ones that bite. Certified green, pesticide-free product. Control mosquitoes without pesticides One trap and lure set per box

Client more useful in 53 of 54 people found this review helpful. It works. With me.me.me.III I've used these in Arizona during our West Nile virus scare. I put a bowl of water beside the dog and the trap mosquitoes preferred the water bowl. You still need to stay on top of refreshing water sources to encourage non-laying of mosquito eggs. These traps were full of dead mosquitoes all summer. The value is extraordinary for traps do the work. Be aware that attracts mosquitoes, so far from where you put them together. The important part is to kill mosquitoes before they lay eggs to break the population explosion in the early stages. 175 of 198 people found this review helpful. Spring Star READ before you buy! From ChurchOfJesusChrist.Net A year after my previous review of children caused a stir on the Internet, I came back to report what I learned. I have so many things I do after the old criticism, but a copy of the magazine "Notes" for their own archival purposes, I am positive that the Spring Star (non-) "trap" is outdated. Firstly, (cut off tops) the results of my experience with the installation of metal boxes, all my property, some with rain water (mosquitoes move into the pose) and then dumping water regularly filled (no flares, poison, soap, or something, but rain and bad cans): unsuccessful, because of me not to a residual area of ​​standing water, to find the end of a drain under a road on the border of my property. The street workers had to "dig" below the normal ground level to the pipe in to get the standing water left in it, and was easy to miss the tube. No amount of "traps" for this offset, yet Spring Star "traps" or DIY my knock-offs! But I overcame. Here's what I learned. Rules for getting rid of mosquitoes (without buying an expensive machine): - Search all areas of standing water that is obvious, but you have to look actively. I missed the area took a summer to enjoy the outdoors. - Remove standing water as possible. It may not be able to get rid of them all. But what you can. Tires, trash, sewage, poor roof and so on. - Now, for the advance: DO-toxic to mosquitoes in standing water can get rid of NON. I had tried to take a bucket and save the drain pipe, and after about 5 bonds, I realized it was pointless. I put the creative / thinking desperately .... I realized that there was a 1 ounce bottle of concentrate of the mark "Precor". Precor is a trademark of a dilution of S-methoprene, an "insect growth regulator," or "IGR" for short. RMI is a hormone that prevents mosquitoes from becoming a significant mosquito children teens (and adults, mosquito bites). Not kill, but to avoid adulthood is Precor flying biting insects marketed as an anti-flea spray solution, so as to spray your carpets and furniture that a flea eggs, they never grow to adult (and bite you ). A little research yielded the fact that the S-Methoprene is also sold as a product to do the same for the mosquitoes (and other insects). I found a product known as "Mosquito Torpedo performance trike" Well made by Mark. It's a little fish-shaped nugget you fall in stagnant water. He sinks to the bottom and the time-release S-Methoprene in the water "to" two months, a fish a certain amount of water, more fish if necessary. Instead of ponying up for the fish away, I decided to use otherwise wasted my Precor to see what the results would be. (The Precor was wasted, because I took a stray dog ​​and found a home for the fleas that were smart enough to get the puppy and never made anything other than the dog to get.) ) It dilutes the manufacturer Precor (1 oz per 1 liter of water), halving the recipe I found that using a spray bottle (properly labeled with warnings) helped me blast recipe now the drain. One ounce (1.