Flowtron Mosquito Killer Friendly Mosquito Killer, Fly Insect Killer Machine, Sensor Automatic ON - Off, Insect Bug Zapper,Fly Catcher and Trap Killer LED Lamp for Easy use Home

I am using bk 15 from last 6 months its a mazing product ....kills mosquito and and other annoying insects. Value for money .

Product didn't work and even after more than 3 weeks no one has come for return.

Very bad , only buy if u want to loose ur money.

Never workerd...

came but not working

After waitng long 4 weeks, received Faulty Machine. Stupid

Total waste Damaged piece received unable to replace/return or repair

Esta unidad es una versión de 120V. no es bueno para su uso en Europa. la descripción no indica el voltaje. viene con enchufe americano y sin adaptador ni reductor de voltaje. No malgastes tu dinero.

Funciona excelentemente. Solo debe de aclararse que solo trabaja al ocultarse el sol y los zancudos empiezan a salir. En ese momento se sienten atraídos por la luz y son electrocutados.

Great zapper, fair price. Kills bugs all night and the birds eat the fried bugs in the morning. Circle of life! Easy to clean, insects flock to it and it is very effective. Highly recommend.

Nunca había escrito una reseña tan rápido! Tenemos un problema de que se meten moscas al interior de la casa molestando a los niños. Al llegar el paquete una mosca estaba fastidiando al interior, saqué el aparato de su caja y la única sorpresa es lo ridículamente corto del cable, sin embargo las imágenes del producto así lo anuncian, así hay que considerar una extensión de uso rudo. Al conectarlo y no poderlo colgar, lo coloque en una mesa, apagué algunas luces, y en menos de 2 minutos, el tronido tan satisfactorio de una mosca muerta. Genial!

With cases of West Nile Virus and other mosquito-transmitted viruses such as Chikungunya (87 confirmed travel-associated cases in Florida in 2014, as of July 19.) cropping up in the U.S. and our area, I was proactive in helping when visiting my daughter in rural Baltimore, MD and encountering alot of flying insects. My daughter has a huge, covered back porch that runs the length of the house and a smaller one in front. There is a lot of foliage surrounding the house and bugs, particularly biting ones, tend to be bothersome. The porch is not screened in, so I bought bug zapper to see if it would help and it does! We had used one years ago at our cabin in New Hampshire which was also surrounding by trees and foliage and mosquitoes were a particular problem since the region used to be a swamp. It seemed to be working since we could hear the zap sounds of insect victims. My daughter says that bugs seem to be a lot less prolific. Indeed, light-seeking insects, and other flying ones that happen to fly in its path) will be killed by this zapper (moths, et al). Still, zappers tend to be ineffective in killing biting mosquitoes even though other insects will be killed by the score. Bug zappers attract insects using ultraviolet light and the low voltage current surrounding the mesh cage kills the insects that attempt to reach the light. The problem is that mosquitoes are not attracted to light; rather, they seek out carbon dioxide to locate blood proteins which are used to develop eggs, so only female mosquitoes need to draw blood and bite. Some mosquitoes prefer bird, snake, or frog/toad blood and others like plant nectar. A few don't even need blood to hatch eggs. Along with CO2, perfume, sweat, and body odor also can attract mosquitoes. Hence, the substance that comes with the bug zapper designed to attract female, biting mosquitoes. So, we heard tons of bugs being zapped at our cabin in NH and numerous studies have shown that bug zappers are rather ineffective at killing female mosquitoes. What bugs were being killed then? One 1997 study (1) determined that the mosquitoes found in zapper collection trays were non biting midges (look like mosquitoes) that are attracted to light. I also recall giving my daughter a DEET-based product to spray the area surrounding the house to repel mosquitoes. Perhaps she used that in addition to the zapper and that is why she has noticed a difference. Using DEET products and eliminating breeding habitats like standing water (e.g., after it rains) will help to reduce mosquito populations. Wearing protective clothing is also a deterrent. I provided more detailed information about mosquitoes since the mosquito-borne virus threat is serious and a current menace and I thought that people should not rely on this zapper to protect them from it. Anyway, I have no complaints about this bug zapper and recommend it for reducing flying insect nuisances - just not for effectively combating female biting mosquitoes. (1) Snap! Crackle! Pop! Electric Bug Zappers Are Useless For Controlling Mosquitoes, Says UF/IFAS Pest Expert)