“You don’t even need to swing it, just hold it out in front of you and they will fly right into it and zap, now they’re on heaven,” one explains.
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“All that is needed is to remove a large tray from the bottom, where everything is collected, and then dispose of it.” Another reviewer had a “severe infestation of gnats until the good old Black+Decker showed up” and found that the exterior isn’t the “easiest” to clean with the included brush, but “you can spray off with air hose pretty easily.” Plus, the lantern-inspired design looks “nice hanging in our backyard patio area versus a rectangular box design,” writes another reviewer, “and blends in well with any décor.”Įven though these are manual bug zappers, one reviewer says they are pretty easy to use. Having this bug zapper has made their evenings on the patio “much more enjoyable,” and cleanup “is as easy as it is for the zapper to catch the insects,” they explain. It seems as if my kids are made of sugar mosquitoes and bugs are always attracted to them, and they get the worse welts from the bites,” writes one reviewer. “This bug zapper has been perfect for our back patio at night. Hundreds of reviewers appreciate the removable tray at the base of this Black+Decker bug zapper, which makes it exceptionally easy to clean. Another bonus is that the mosquitos don’t stick to the zapper, so it’s easier to clean, but if you hang the unit on your deck and not in your yard, many recommend placing a plate underneath it because its victims will fall all around it. “After about a week I stuck the octenol pack to the bottom and now I have ZERO mosquitoes on or near my patio,” one says. I have tried a different variety that uses a darker spectrum of light, darker to the naked eye, and they do not work nearly as well as this unit does.” This light also comes with a mosquito attractant that reviewers say makes it even more effective. “It kills everything that comes near it….white flies, mosquitoes, moths, even the odd gecko, as I live in south FL,” one user reports. “If I leave it on all night, there are hundreds of them on the ground in the morning.” And after having this up and running for a few days, one reviewer says, “I barely noticed any mosquitoes at all.” One reviewer suspects it works so well because of the ultraviolet light, which, according to them, is “very effective at attracting flying insects that are seeking light such as moths. “This thing seriously kicks some bug ass,” says one reviewer, one of more than 9,000 five-star reviewers, who is impressed by how well this zapper works.
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