How does this product compare to the ATP Zeo Trap?
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I am not familiar with that item, but this one does a great job, I was taking stuff out of a basement closet today smelling it dreading that I would need to launder a bunch of stuff, no need, NO SMELL, I love this little bag of rocks!
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I haven't tried the ATP product so I can't compare. I use this product by my cat's litter box and it seems to keep the odors down, however, it is dusty. I've had to spray water through it a couple of times and allow to dry before reusing.
695885
I'm sorry Ethan but I do not know the other model, so I can't compare. This model has been excellent for my astma, I use it in my office. The is another purifier brand, IQAir, http://www.iqair.com/, that I think is better, although more expensive, that I use at home.
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Maybe you got a defective one, my zapper works great! It does make a pop and loud noise when it gets a bug but it's effective. I hopefully don't sound weird but it's totally fun.
1188865
I had two Barnes Pumps SP50AX in a sump pit in the basement. I replaced one of them by a Zoeller 98. I did not hear the Barnes from my bedroom. I DO hear the Zoeller. It doesn't prevent me from sleeping. But it is definitely noisier.
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I picked up some Zep "cleaning formula" made for pressure washers at Home Depot. I haven't tried it yet, but it specifically says that it will remove mold and mildew. A quick glance at the ingredients leads me to believe that it is much more environmentally friendly that bleach.
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don't worry about fit. the unit isn't worth the money. it works ok, but the stopping power of the "zap" isn't great, and the battery only lasts a short while, and they're expensive to replace. the unit has a button that you must turn on and off when you want to use it, and if it's left on, it wears the battery down. there are better units out there. they are more expensive, but they will save you a lot of annoyance. in addition, the batteries could end up costing over $50 or more by the time the behavior is corrected. i'd go to a hunter's supply store and get a sturdier model that will cover greater distances and will actually do the job. i'm not happy with my dog's unit to say the least. don't worry about fit. the unit isn't worth the money. it works ok, but the stopping power of the "zap" isn't great, and the battery only lasts a short while, and they're expensive to replace. the unit has a button that you must turn on and off when you want to use it, and if it's left on, it wears the battery down. there are better units out there. they are more expensive, but they will save you a lot of annoyance. in addition, the batteries could end up costing over $50 or more by the time the behavior is corrected. i'd go to a hunter's supply store and get a sturdier model that... » Read More don't worry about fit. the unit isn't worth the money. it works ok, but the stopping power of the "zap" isn't great, and the battery only lasts a short while, and they're expensive to replace. the unit has a button that you must turn on and off when you want to use it, and if it's left on, it wears the battery down. there are better units out there. they are more expensive, but they will save you a lot of annoyance. in addition, the batteries could end up costing over $50 or more by the time the behavior is corrected. i'd go to a hunter's supply store and get a sturdier model that will cover greater distances and will actually do the job. i'm not happy with my dog's unit to say the least. « Show Less
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Phos free is the full strength phosphate removal. Pool perfect is the maintenance product once the algae problem is gone And the phosphate level is controlled.
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I have used two of these devices for years. I had one bird stick to the flypaper, and I discovered it when the bird was already dead (I'm sure it was attracted to the hundreds of large flies the paper had trapped.) There are few mosquitoes trapped on the paper, many thousands in the removable tray, and overall this is the only product I've tried that works and doesn't break down every second propane tank.
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I don't know how this compares... but I do know I bought one and it works great! so I bought another one!! My dog no longer jumps on couch or bed. It gives a constant beep when pressure is applied to the mat. It works for me and I hope it works for you!
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Hi, Matthew! The first two people who responded to your query seemed to be answering about another product.....one of the trap-type devices, I guess. As I hope YOU know, this product is not a trap......you will not see bugs in or on it. Instead it puts out an invisible vapor. Just because you don't see any bugs (clothes moths are our issue) it obviously doesn't mean that they aren't around. Based on our experiences, we recommend cycling this product all about your home......right now ours are in the basement after having been in the garage, and before that (during spring and summer) they were in several walk-in closets. We buy two each year and replace them every year in early spring. I dispose of the old ones by putting them in a zipper-type plastic bag and putting it in the trash. As I noted before, we have never seen any bugs actually IN these......all these are supposed to do is put out the vapor, which as I am sure you know, should not be in areas where you and your family and pets spend any significant time. So I feel better about disposing of them (even in their weakened state) in a closed plastic bag.....oh boy does this raise issues with us about having to use this product at all, but I tell you.......those damned clothes moths require drastic action, and for us, these do help! Good luck to you!
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If you hold down the zapper button while holding the zapper against the bug for a couple of seconds the spider / bug is killed but it does NOT stick to the zapper itself. I like this because I have not had to clean the zapper once. The surface sort of reminds me of a non-stick skillet! Last night I killed a rather fast moving spider on the wall and I just maneuvered it so the dead spider was sitting on top and walked it to the door and flipped it outside! Done. Tuned it off, put it away. (Still working off original batteries from almost 9 months ago too.)
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Not much difference except for the lid, which I think is a huge difference. The lid on the LitterLocker II is far superior to that of the Litter Genie. Easier to change too. It closes tighter and really keeps the odors away. I have not compared the bag cartridges and their capacities.
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Don't waste your money on the Zeki. It is not a good tablet to own. I haven't tried downloading the app that you mentioned but I tried downloading other apps and none of them functioned properly.
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The Bernzomatic BZ8250HT Trigger-Sta...working reliably. I use Map gas. It's professional thing.
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I just got an Einstein recently but haven't had a chance to try it. From what I have read there were some issues with some of the heavier softboxes falling off. I would keep an eye on it as the Alien Bees mounting mechanism is different then the Einsteins - again the SPEEDRINGS are the same for Alien Bees/Einsteins - Good Luck and let me know! - Jeff
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The Mint has a 'Height' sensor which does very well, however, I have only used my Mint twice (its my FIRST hard floor cleaner) the transition between my Den carpet and my Kitchen Linoleum Floors is not much difference and the Mint both times crossed over into the carpet and got itself stick. If you pick it up, It loses its programming for that cleaning session and you will have to start over which you may have a fairly dry pad by that time and not enough cleaning solution left on the pad for another cleaning session. I hate seting out a boundry in that area as this just seems to defeat the purpose of having a robotic cleaner, however, I really do not see myself using it while I am away from home anyway but one never knows. I solved this problem simply by pushing it with my finger as the it was attempting to back up anyway and my push was enough to get it back onto the right floor and it never missed a beat again.
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I looked at both. I looks like the Pet has anti-microbal element built in. I didn't see that with the regular Spotbot. Not sure if that is the only difference. I bought the Pet and am very happy with it.