can you use it indoors? as a solution to mosquitos inside the house?
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answer should be yes...it is non toxic and Mosquitoes develop in any available water we have several plants like ivy that are living and growing in pure water in glass.... I have see larva swimming in a small glass jar on a window sill where I am rooting mint.... have not see any since i dropped some in the jar. I do have some mosquitoes in the house... i am sure I will find the standing water they are growing in. .... it doesn't take much standing water... I think it is about 6 days egg to mosquito in water that is not changed or moving..
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MLH, as I read on the instructions the device should only be used outdoors. It does have a gaseous odor so we don't think it would be wise for use indoors. The lantern would probably be effective in the garage if it was properly well ventilated but I would have to refer you back the instructions which also doesn't recommend indoor use. The lanterns seem to work better than the portable and they don't attract mosquitoes but repel them. We use the lanterns on our back deck in the summer and they seem to work well but you have to activate them about 15 mins before you plan on enjoying the outdoors. Hope this helps. Jan
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Hi Hessie,Yes, you can use this indoors with caution, of course. However, keep in mind the smoke will be not only from the coals/biomass but from what you are cooking. If you use the propane adapter its less smoke. Make sure you have ample space to place the grill and enough ventilation. I hope this helps. Good luck and enjoy. Aloha, Al
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I was wondering about the same thing and found that the answer is No according to their webiste: "CAUTION: Avoid prolonged inhalation. Do not touch lit end of mosquito coil. Do not use indoors." Source: http://www.campingsurvival.com/mosrepcoil10.html
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We use it mostly outside, every now and then we will be bothered with mosquitoes getting inside and will spray, its never bothered our boxer. Hope this helps..Sue
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No, this wouldn't be what you want to use. This is a product that you spray onto leaves and it kills smaller insects that damage plants. It's not something that would affect mosquitos in the air.
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I only use mine on the deck but I see no reason why it wouldn't be fine inside. However it is a big unit (12"x25") and heavy. You must empty it often as the dead bugs begin to stink after a while. The price of $324.99 is very high. I paid around $258 at Amazon.
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Yes, it can be used indoor but only in an area where you have active ventilation, otherwise your smoke alarm may go off for sure.
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Yes I have seen dead gnats flies and mosquitos in mine it does have an a/c plug its not that long but can be used with an outdoor extension cord.I have never used it indoors. It wont get em all but it helps.
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Probably not the best choice for killing mosquitos. This product works best in areas that are closed. It produces a toxic vapor and is not recommended to be used in areas where people or pets live, breathe and work. If you have a mosquito problem for example in your attic or basement, then yes, it would more than likely kill the mosquitos. But it will not work well in ventilated rooms nor will it work outdoors.
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I believe it works by interrupting the reproductive cycle of ticks. It gets picked up by mice and used in their nests, thus getting to ticks. Unless you have mice nests inside and like toxic chemicals in your house I would not use indoors.
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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.
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The fan does make some noise, but they really are designed to work inside. They are not weather proof. I keep one in the garage and one in the arctic entry so that when the lights are off in those rooms they catch any mosquito that got into those rooms. Our house stays pretty much mosquito free despite the clouds of them outside. The ones left in the arctic entry or garage typically do not survive to bite you later. This item would not be useful on a patio. It is a trap with a small light as the attractant and not a bug zapper. Depending how the bugs are this year I may need another one for the downstairs entry.
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Yes, I use this exclusively in the house. Sorry for the delay in answering.
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No this unit as it is can not be used indoors. This is because the exhaust comes out of the top. There are many other units that can be exhausted to the outside for indoor use.
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I have mine sitting on my dryer in my kitchen, so it works well even in light. Mosquitos seem to be drawn into the kitchen when I am cooking so I have it going in there and at night keep it going all night works well because my kitchen is centered in the house. I love this thing it is awesome.
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Have not used this indoors. Don't kmow if it's approved for indoor use. But it does an amazing job here in Michigan killing a massive mosquito population (as well s any other flying nuisances). It was well worth the money here.