🪰 Premium Handmade Amish Crafted Black Leather Fly Swatter with Sturdy Wooden Handle - Made in the USA Review

Yes, it's a bit expensive for a fly swatter. This is definitely a first world purchase. But it is made of good quality thick leather, with an oak handle firmly riveted. You can see it break if you accidentally smack the handle on the edge of a table or something else while blocking a fly with enough force. You never know where those pesky flies will land, and you should use your options when they do appear. Sometimes things happen on their own. My skin felt a bit dry at first, so I rubbed it…

We recently had to replace the blanket due to water damage from a hole in the roof. Our attic is crawling with red wasps, and when the ceiling collapsed, 30 red wasps flew to us every day. Plastic fly swatters broke and wore out, so I was looking for a more durable fly swatter that didn't need to be replaced every month. I found this leather fly swatter. It seems durable as I don't think the leather will wear down any time soon. The only issue I can foresee with the durability is the wooden…

Back in 2016 I bought one of these dark brown fly swatters. I still use it; it still goes strong and i still love it! This is the perfect WHAM-PER fly in every way (skin thickness, pad size, wood quality, handle length and craftsmanship) and the sound it makes gives you a sense of satisfaction from pesky pests. even if you miss In addition to his outstanding skills, he is even-tempered and even-tempered. The leather is perfectly preserved as it is aged and worn and there are no cracks on the…