Amazon shoppers say this bug zapper 'murders mosquitos' — and it's on sale!
Shoppers say this $45 bug zapper 'really works well' to trap moths, mosquitos and more.
As temperature continue to rise across the country, Canadians are also beginning to notice the return of of pesky bugs like gnats, black flies and mosquitos.
These annoying insects can put a damper on your outdoor activities — which is why you may want to invest in an electric bug zapper to help keep your home and garden insect-free.
One popular Amazon option is a top choice among shoppers, and it's on sale now.
Save 20%: Endbug Bug Zapper
The details
This bug zapper uses a 25-watt ultraviolet light bulb to attract mosquitoes into the inside of the grid. It provides coverage for up to 1,500 sq ft, protecting your space this patio season.
This bug zapper emits no smoke, smell or sound, and features a waterproof design that's safe for indoor and outdoor use.
'It murders mosquitos'
The Endbug Bug Zapper has received a 4.2-star average rating from Amazon customers who have been impressed by the device's "effective" performance.
According to reviewers, this trap "attracts A LOT of bugs" and helps users enjoy the outdoors "without being attacked by mosquitoes or moths" — even at night.
"This one really works well," praised one reviewer, who added that they "bought a second one" after seeing the results.
Shoppers say the low power consumption makes this bug zapper ideal for bringing along on camping trips or in RVs: "It murders mosquitos but not my power system," one person wrote.
However, despite the positive reviews, shoppers say this lamp works better on some bugs than others. It "gets rid of mosquitos," but "does not attract the flies in."
The verdict
Given that this bug zapper is currently on sale for $45, it may be worth adding to your next Amazon order. Shoppers say that it works well to attract mosquitos, and is easy to use and to clean.
While it is suitable for use indoors and outdoors, shoppers say that you'll get the best results if you use it mainly for mosquitos or moths.
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