Review on 🪰 Beastron Bug Zapper: USB Rechargeable Electric Fly Swatter with 3000V, LED Light, & Large 2 Layer Mesh - Yellow by Megan White

Electric fly swatter works great! It works long before it needs a charge (it's nice to have a rechargeable battery powering this thing!), and it does a pretty good job of keeping houseflies and mosquitoes (Drosophila, so-so, but a flypaper) at bay. to keep role working). for her). But a few notes: 1. Don't throw away your old fly swatter! You have two different applications, each of which is the most suitable. An electric fly swatter is good for killing flies in the air and catching them on a wall, curtain, etc. A hand slap is good when the fly is on a hard, flat surface (like a wall or radiator). . hose), but you can't just catch the thing by hitting the electric fly swatter flush with the surface. A hand-held fly swatter is better suited for this. It is also good for brushing off flies that are difficult to reach with an electric fly swatter.2. Practice creates masters! First, you're not going to kill tons of flies. Everyone has a hunting instinct - use yours. Eventually you will find a rhythm that works for you. As a bonus, improve your tennis.3. Once you've killed the fly (you'll tell by the sound the fly swatter makes), throw it in the trash can/toilet/enemy lunch/whatever. If you hold down the button while trying to smack another fly, the current will continue to flow through the already dead fly until it has evaporated. It's over the top and smells like burnt hair. However, keep in mind that particularly large flies like horseflies need to be shocked several (multiple) times before they die. If you have house cats, they may be afraid of it. I have no idea why. There may be the sound of a current or a "click" when you kill a fly; maybe they're scared of getting beat up by it?; they may have befriended your pests and be dismayed that you kill their flying buddies; Maybe they're secretly angry because they wanted to kill the flies themselves - not that they wanted to, because it's too much like a job - but they're upset that they were denied that opportunity. Who knows? These are cats. But be warned - you may make your kitties climb if you pull this baby out. All in all, this product is absolutely worth the money. Good Hunting!