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Enjoy bug-free evenings outdoors with the LED Bug Trap. Simply plug the unit into any 110v outlet and the 6 LED�s produce UV light that attracts insects. Once in range, the bugs are sucked inside by the vacuum where they are captured in the removable collection net.
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Enjoy bug-free evenings outdoors with the LED Bug Trap. Simply plug the unit into any 110v outlet and the 6 LED’s produce UV light that attracts insects. Once in range, the bugs are sucked inside by the vacuum where they are captured in the removable collection net.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
17 of 18 people found the following review helpful
Complete and utter waste of money. Mosquitos fly right by it. I bought three of them, and did not catch a single mosquito. They were running rampant inside my house. Don't buy this product.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
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I haven't had this trap long so can't attest to it's durability, but it catches plenty of fungus gnats each night, and that's what I got it for.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
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This has been working for me for many months in our apartment. I had two, but dropped one on the floor and the blade broke, so I'm ordering another. I had reviewed this a while back, but it is on an Amazon page for another seller, which no longer sells it, so it doesn't appear when you search.
Anyway, perhaps the mosquitos are dumber here in DC than eleswhere, but eventually they end up in or around the trap, dead. Most of the mosquitos actually don't die in the trap's net basket, but are battered by the fan blade and end up laying in front of or behind the traps (they get knocked out through vents in the back, I think). So if at first you don't not think it's working, put the trap on white sheet of paper and you'll find them.
We keep them running at night, when the mosquitos are actively looking for us, and perhaps that's when the traps work best -- in the dark with those enticing blue led lights.
Anyway, perhaps the mosquitos are dumber here in DC than eleswhere, but eventually they end up in or around the trap, dead. Most of the mosquitos actually don't die in the trap's net basket, but are battered by the fan blade and end up laying in front of or behind the traps (they get knocked out through vents in the back, I think). So if at first you don't not think it's working, put the trap on white sheet of paper and you'll find them.
We keep them running at night, when the mosquitos are actively looking for us, and perhaps that's when the traps work best -- in the dark with those enticing blue led lights.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good idea, poor design, doesn't work for me.
Looks like a good idea, but it doesn't trap bugs, only buyers. The little computer-type fan inside just doesn't generate enough velocity to suck bugs in when they get near it, not... Read more
Published 12 days ago by Harold Melton
Shop bug killer
I don't know how many of the box store bug zappers I've tried, but they all fail. THIS one doesn't! Read more
Published 23 days ago by Man Cave User
Electronic bug trap
Well I bought this bug trap for exactly one purpose, to catch a few bugs in an often unused basement. Read more
Published 5 months ago by J. Scheeringa
There has to be a better option!
This device did trap and kill some of the little fruit flies that plagued my family room. But the sticky fly paper did a better job without the light and noise.
Published 12 months ago by L. Larson
Bug zappers
You dont buy bug zappers for mosquitos because their attracted to carbon dioxide only, bug zappers are for flys & gnats. Buy a mosquito magnet for mosquitoes & sand flys.
Published 12 months ago by seanpenn
RIP OFF!!!!
Product didn't even do what it was so-pose
to do. Not now flying insect was caught in
the little net. But I have to admit it was
A good night light.
to do. Not now flying insect was caught in
the little net. But I have to admit it was
A good night light.
Published 16 months ago by D. Ellis
Best used in a dark area
I bought this trap to deal with a fungal gnat problem in the office. Unfortunately, the light lure is not very effective in space with ceiling lights every six feet and monitors in... Read more
Published 19 months ago by Michael McCormick
Hmm, is it really working?
Living in North Texas, we get our share of the pesky mosquitos in and outside the home. It's the ones that bite my 10 month old while sleeping that really bother me so I have this... Read more
Published on August 2, 2009 by V. Agena
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