Premium Mosquito Net: Single to Queen Size Beds, Indoor/Outdoor Use | No Chemicals Review

Not happy with mesh. The mesh entrance doesn't close very well so I had to add velcro to keep it closed. The drywall anchor was missing from the package so I had to buy one to install it. Also, the network stinks. It literally made my whole room smell. Even with my two ceiling fans on pulse and my three bedroom windows open, it still smelled. I've been using it for a week now and it still smells. What I like about it is that it's very long. I have no problem putting it between my mattress.

This product appears to be well made, but cannot rely on mosquito repellent. I tried for a few nights and had mosquitos every night. Couldn't figure out how it happened until I grabbed a flashlight and checked. Mosquitoes land on the web and run around trying to find their way to the warm body inside. Some of them will pass under the valve and make their way inside. There is no way to close it tight enough to prevent this. I sew a zipper or Velcro. In any case, the presence of overlapping…

I bought this net for my hike next month (July) as I wanted to make sure we had maximum mosquito protection whilst maintaining airflow. Other meshes that I have used do not come close to the quality of this mesh! As I was looking at it I realized I could hang it over a table in my patio awning! It comes with 7 heavy duty pre-cut cords that I was able to easily tie to my patio frame. Each string is at least 2 feet long, making it adaptable to many suspension variables and will come in handy when

This is my first net purchase so I was very happy when I saw it straight away, it was of very good quality and it came in a very nice bag. The mesh size is small enough for a good bug screen, but big enough that I don't have to worry about airflow. The fabric is a nice weight - light but strong, so I'm not worried a bit will poke a hole in it. The instructions are detailed and easy to understand even for people like me who have a hard time assembling something. The bonus is that all the…

I bought this net for a number of reasons: I have several camping trips planned this summer (the first of which was last weekend!) as well as several BBQs planned. Since Zika is migrating further north and I hate bugs, I needed a strong net that was versatile enough to work while camping and that could also be thrown over our backyard tent while we were having a BBQ. After seeing a previous review that included a photo of a net in someone's backyard, I decided to give this one a try. The…

There are 2 types of mosquito nets on the market: ring-shaped and arched. The hoops make up 90% of the market because they're cheap to make and easy to hang, but they have one major drawback - the heavily beveled sides. If you are looking for a net that actually deters mosquitoes, avoid the hoop style as you will find that part of your body hits the net and every time this happens mosquitoes just bite you through the holes. That brings us to the dome style we have here. After a few nights of…