does it trap mosquitos?
1503605
I don't believe so. Flys are drawn in by the smell and, sadly, drown in the liquid. There is no attraction for the mosquito, nor would they probably drown.
1503606
I've never seen them in there,so I would say no. Too bad it works awesome for flies, all kinds of flies
1503607
My trap had a billion flies, did not notice any other insects...think the bait is too stinky!
1307885
It does not seem to. After two seasons, I finally gave up on my SkeeterVac. I have been able to kill more mosquitos with my bug light by far. I bought two of these SkeeterVacs and neither one was worth the money. I do not recommend this product.
525056
Yes. We use it to repel gnats and mosquitoes. Unless we're headed into tick territory it's all we use.
1798956
I use it at the Lake of the Ozarks on our porch which is elevated. We generally don't get mosquitos.
776038
No, this unit only kills mosquitoes and a few other night flying small insects that are attracted to the light. This unit does not attract flies. That said, this device will literally clear a back yard of mosquitos after about 3 nights being on all night.
1114035
No. Mosquitoes don't bite trough the bottom of the hammock. It is the best hammock I ever bought very comfortable.
1246338
It does catch them and kill them. The key is to get the correct kind of "bait" for the target insect. I've quit using ours because it would get the large mosquitos, but not the Asian Tigers. Different bait for those. I did find very, very tiny dead things in the trap, which I figured were the no-see-ums. But what finally did me in was the propane. A full tank didn't last more than 20 days and it's too much bother and cost for me. I went back to using OFF on my skin.
659080
No I ran it 5 full day on electric in the house and it caught nothing as I watched mosquitos fly past it. I also ran it several days outside and it trapped nothing. We have a lot of flies and mosquitos here. I am throwing it away. Batteries only last about 4 hours.
2212095
It does not trap bees. I have had bees flying around my place and flying around me or the plants I have but I have only seen flies in these bags. We also have a lot of wasp, in which I wished it would catch them...but it doesn't. Now that is not to say that an occasional bee or wasp might get trapped in one, but what is used stink real bad in which all it does is attract flies, because flies like things that are rotting or spoiled and bees do not....like I said all I have ever caught is flies with it.
1997427
I can't be certain but it should. Needs to be secured at opening so no Mosquitos can get in.
30684
Yes it is very good at killing the mosquito lava eggs. I use it all over my back yard and in some spots of the backyard it is vey low area which accumale water when it rains a lot. I have few to no Mosquitos compared to a year ago.
1449453
It traps the insects, but does not "zap" them as with other devices. However, once trapped they die on their own.
708977
I didn't get it for that so I didn't notice if it did. I would think like any fan that it would not repel Mosquitos
590958
I don't think this trap necessarily attracts any bugs - I think the insects are trying find a place to hide and they get caught in these traps. If you drop a scent that would attract earwigs in the trap, it might work as an earwig trap.
2212096
No. The trap does not even work on flies. There was a really bad problem with flies this year in Southern Idaho and I ended having to kill all of them with windex and a swatter. Save your money, the trap sucks and smells gross!
1132722
It would if you got one of those little transformers. Personally, it is not worth purchasing. Makes a great nite light but as far as mosquito's go, they still party all night and I have two of them.
1225173
No it doesn't help at all with flys but does an amazing job with Mosquitos.