Review on Bugzoff Electric Destroys Mosquito Repellent by Wendy Rodriguez

The first day. Multiple direct hits, only one kill. I'll try again but I'm pretty sure she'll come back. I'm clearly not an expert on how these things work, but as with all things electrical, you need both positives and negatives before anything can happen. With this insect killer, like all others, results are obtained when the insect puts them together. Flies are my nemesis this time of year, and the gap between the positive and negative grids on this device seems too big to kill the normal house flies that bother us in the evenings. Obviously there is another connection among these gadgets: A typical fly swatter is aimed at a landed fly, which mostly stands still. With the help of a zapper you need to connect to a flying creature, which is not as easy as it seems. It's proven and reliable, costs less than a dollar, lasts for years, and requires no batteries. The zapper is quite expensive and requires good aim and a common goal to get a random "pop". The dead are dead anyway. How would you like to spend your time and money?