2-Pack Portable Mosquito Coil Holders - Perfect For Outdoor Use, Pool Side, Patio, Deck, Camping & Hiking! Review

I have enjoyed my W4W mosquito holder. It's simplicity makes it a great value. It does have one draw back though. After several months of regular use, the fire retardant mesh becomes so so brittle, it begins to break. But I suppose that's why it comes in a twin pack. Nothing lasts forever. I do highly recommend this coil holder. Well worth the money. I have purchased two 2 packs, so I'm good to go for a long time.

I got these because I figured they sounded pretty good, and they looked more versatile than most of the other coil burners out there. I just got them in yesterday and used them for the first time today. I too was worried when the mesh appeared to be plastic, but I put a coil in each and lit them up.Immediately I knew I had made a good choice. The product parts were solid, the mesh darkened and blackened, but I saw no sign of melting as other reviewers experienced. I hung one of the burners up…

I ordered two of these and a couple packs of the spiral mosquito coils. I had to ask the community how to use them, because it isn't apparent that you just light the coil and put it inside. It actually works, but the coils are hard to keep lit. I can't tell if that's the holder design or the coil. The holders are handy and can be used horizontally or vertically. Almost stars.

The Coils work real good, this holder/burner not so much. The coils burn for about 10 minutes or so then goout and have to be relit. Doesnt matter if it is hung vertically or flat, coil still goes out.

Love the versatility of these burners. Photos show a coil burning in the canister hanging off the base of the chain on my porch swing discretely.Ive used coils for mosquitoes all over the world for 35 years. Had the ceramic holder but its difficult to transport/breaks easily and coils go out a lot.Those problems are gone. My arthritic hands can open and close both coil holder canisters. One was a little tight but after a week it's been very easy to open and close.

I put out two on a 12'x24' porch on the Fourth of July. I had been the victim of quite a few mosquitos the week before and didn't want 12 people to be miserable. These coils worked fine. I placed them flat, one at each end of the porch. The smoke was noticeable, but not irritating. I would buy again. But won't need to any time soon because less than half of each coil was used for a five-hour party.

Works as advertised and mosquito coils still seem to be the best bang for the buck for airplane size mosquitoes in South florida.

I have purchased 4 and have then in my front and back yard. Probably the most important feature is that you can fire up broken pieces, or break the coil to the amount you want to use at the time. Only having one attachment point for coils coming with a holder is a pain. It burns well with good ventilation and can be laid down or hung with the attachments. It has weathered well and the ashes are a non-event with this holder. Very pleased.

I really like them, easy to use but I’m afraid the webbing might eventually burn.Not sure what it’s made of That's my feedback.

I use it when I go out for a walk in the evening. It does make a difference. I wish they would make a smaller version so it would be easy to carry around.

I original purchased the mosquito coils with a terracotta diffuser. The coils were constantly snuffing out because of lack of air. These created a consistent burn and had great bug coverage once I hung them. They were very easy to open, lite and load. And were light enough to hang from our nature stick poles and near by trees. Great value for the money since these can be reused. Would recommend.

Nice, but pretty flimsy, I got one pack mainly for my grandmother, I'm sure she would love it, before she would use a dish, but I was showing her how to use and while demonstrating. The clip popped off, :=(, luckily there are two. But I don't think, even though the second one worked better, my grandmother is wanting to use it due to it falling apart. :/. So be gentle. And have yet to see it with a burning coil. So will update with that .

My first incense burner had the incense coil teetering on a flimsy metal holder and It would frequently burn out. This coil holder has a fire retardant screen and allows the incense to sit flat and burn to the end without relighting it. There’s no burn out til’ it reaches the end of the coil or you extinguish it. Thumbs up on this holder.

I originally ordered these because a lot of the coils I bought were broken and it was a waste to just throw them away. So, what's the solution? THESE GUYS! They securely hold the coils in place, in between those mesh nets, and the coils can just be easily burned to repel those annoying mosquitos away. I'm planning on taking these for camping and excited to try them out. It does take a little effort to unlock and open the holder, but that just shows how well they will hold the coils. Cleaning…

Easy to insert and cleanout the repellent coils. Hangs just about anywhere or can be placed on a table or floor. That's my feedback.

Pros: I had been frustrated with ceramic holders, but these coil holders allow for use of broken coils & the air flow keeps the coils burning so they don't burn out prematurely. I can break off pieces of full coils to customize the amount of time I need them and avoid wasting full-size coils.Cons: while they are lightweight, they seem a little flimsy (have held up will after 1 month of use), and the material turns black as the coils burn on them (aesthetic only). The appearance is a little odd…