Will this work thrown over the top bunk of a bunk bed ( so it is hanging down) to keep the person in the bottom bunk safe from mosquito's?
322701
I would say no. Just because I'm not sure it is long enough. I think you'd be safer buying another one and hanging it from the bars under the top bunk.
322702
It depends on how tall the bunkbed is. The person on top will probably have the net touching them and it will need to stretch out of shape to cover that bunk, which means the bottom bunk may not have enough net left for full coverage.
322703
May be but i bought it for the qeen size bed so actually i dont have idea for bunk bed either its safe or not ...:)
1632733
yes it would work and very well, I love this product it has stop my granddaughter from taking a tumble a couple of times. because there are straps that cross under a mattress when I have caught her leaning on it it didn't go anywhere.
690835
Sounds like a safety measure, possibly bc the cords are fairly long... Maybe, Small children who sleep in bunk beds could possibly get tangled in the cord?
1516623
Possibly anchored lower to the base. You would have to keep it on real low as it shakes the bed. Keep D batteries handy!
763944
You can hang it below the Flowtron. This item is cylindrical with a hard plastic housing so it is not like the small attractant "tab" pack that comes with the Flowtron. I found that the clips on the Mosquito Magnet would fit into the grate slots on the Flowtron but it is by no means a great fit. If you really want to do this I would say suspend the Mosquito Magnet attractant on a short piece of wire. No idea about how effective it would be nor about how long it would last.
946214
no. It coats the bugs body on the any pile & suffocates them. this will not repel anything.
1848074
It would work best if you have something to hook the strap to under the mattress on the opposite side of the bed rail. Otherwise I don't think it will stay upright.
1753684
Solution: I went to http://www.mosquitocurtains.com, ordered netting tight enough to keep out no-see-ums and then adapted their rail system with moderate effort to hang the netting. They proposed the adaptation and I'm very happy with the result.
1175444
It has to hang from the ceiling. Generally, if you're in a location where you need a mosquito net, there will be a hook above the bed.
486252
Not very likely. The bottom bunk has a mid-beam vertical support extending to the ground - you can see it in the picture.
1648048
I don't know if it would or not, as it is not air tight. But it would protect from larger bugs, maybe not ants though.
1644271
I'm not really sure. I wouldnt think so because its for inside use for roaches and other isects. But then again it may, because during the winter I usually get lady bugs in certain parts of my house on the ceiling but since I have installed the bell & howell I didnt see any. So it may just work for mosquitoes.
1691032
I don't know that it will stay in place on a top bunk with a laptop. I returned the one I bought because it hung too low on my bed.
732068
Yes, it will work for that. You might just have to find something to tie it down to keep it I place.
1229698
I would tie it down on the other side of the frame for stability. But if it is tied down - it would stay in one place - it isn't real wide and depending on the size of your child - Not a little one but a taller child it should work fine. If I needed something - one could always buy two of them - tie them down to the bunk bed frame so they would go no where...I would give this a try.
548823
Yes. I use it to hold my kids' artwork. It is tight enough to hold 1 piece of paper well, but strong enough to hold 15-20 pieces of paper with no trouble. I would guess that mosquito netting wouldn't be too heavy, as long as you aren't yanking on it when you get in an out of bed.
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While you could tie it down using the corners, your own weight should hold it in place. It is a small tent that can be used for camping with the rain fly included. Without the rain fly on you can place it on a bed and use it as a mosquito net. When I lived in the Midwest where mosquitoes can be a plague I would use it camping inside my van on hot nights when I had to leave the windows all open. There are some mosquitoes here in northern California in mountains but usually just a light spritz of Det works for the night without having to bring out the big guns of a net.