🔦 Super Bright 128 LED UV Blacklight Flashlight for Pet Urine Stains, Bed Bugs, Scorpions Hunting - Pet Dog Cat Urine Detector Light Review

I bought this to find spots in the house where my cat was having trouble vomiting. It did a good job even with low light in the room. Of course you will see it much more clearly in a dark room, but this light works much better than the smaller ones due to the number of LED bulbs. It uses more batteries, which is to be expected given the number of LED bulbs. . I don't feel that the flashlight gets hot or warm on the handle. You can feel the warmth of the lamps when they're in use, but that's to…

I know this should be obvious, but note the arrows on the battery compartment (should be pointing to the LEDs). I managed to charge all the batteries without realizing it and it didn't work at first. Then. Wow. It's a lot better than the little one we bought a few years ago. He showed *nothing*. With that I was horrified until I realized that there was more than just urine on display. Joint sealant blooms with UV exposure and will not wash off tiles with a sponge (impressive sealant). I've also

We are moving from an apartment where we lived with dogs for 6 years. I wanted to be able to find locations and make sure they were all edited before we moved. That does the trick! It not only finds animal accident stains on the carpet, but also points out in your laundry room where detergent stains have not been completely washed out, and in your bathroom where human stains have not been completely removed, and even in the kitchen where other fluorescents have not been completely removed too…

This light has helped me find my cat's urine on the carpet like nothing else. This is a godsend, although I don't understand why they say to remove the batteries when storing. can someone help me with this question? It is impractical that nowhere is it written in capital letters that the batteries are not included. I had a lot of batteries due to being in hurricane area but this would be a real disappointment for those who expected it to come with batteries. (AA batteries, six of them). Another

I have used Pocket 12 LED, Medium 51 LED and 128 LED Blacklights and although you would expect a 128 LED flashlight to be better than cheaper flashlights with less LEDs, if this is the case, one in particular outperforms the competition given its price tag of around $20. While flashlights with fewer LEDs are certainly cheaper, I can't say the savings are worth the quality you would sacrifice (unless you plan on using them in very dark places). While there are better quality black lights out…