🪰 Dual-Function Plastic Fly Swatter: Enhanced with Tweezers, Bugs Whisk, and Fly Killer Pincers by DH Corp Review

Too rigid material - otherwise good. I like the pliers so you don't have to touch the flattened beast and the overall design, but the material used is too rigid, too much plastic, not enough silicone so it doesn't whip fast enough and isn't soft enough to be used against some windows. / glass doors / mosquito nets. Good for solid double glazing but not for antique glazed furniture.

I know the fly swatter is a delight but these things work great for us. We like the little prongs (whiskers) on the end. We have a problem with wasps entering our home. Unfortunately, wasps can still sting after being struck. We use mustache tips to pick up the wasps after hitting them. By sticking small teeth into the wasp, they catch it and we can throw it in the bin without lifting it. They also make great fly swatters!

I used to buy mine from Daiso but they were out of season. You were perfect. I took them because they had tweezers hidden in their handle. I love that I can use the tweezers to pick up all the bugs and if they're still alive I put them in my venus flytrap. They hold up well, but will break over time depending on use. My last one broke when I hit the doorknob. Best on flat, level surfaces such as counters, walls, windows and tables. The price is low as I used to buy them from Daiso for $1.50…