Do mosquitoes bite through the bottom of the hammock?
1114032
I was in the hammock for an afternoon nap, our backyard butts up to the deep woods and I was on the edge of our property with no blanket, no pad, no repellant and yes was bit through the fabric and had to go and get a spray repellant so some sort of protection is needed.
1114033
Fabric seems thick enough to provide protection, I guess it would depend on how large the mosquito. Used repellant on the material before use that will keep them away.
1114034
I have not had a problem with mosquitoes biting through the hammock and I just spent a week in Yosemite where they are bad this time of year.
1114035
No. Mosquitoes don't bite trough the bottom of the hammock. It is the best hammock I ever bought very comfortable.
1114036
I have always used a ThermaRest pad, which you will need for warmth, so no mosquito bites.
1114037
MAYBE OF YOU SLEEP NAKID WITHOUT A SLEEPING BAG, Ive only used this in the cold month so I really do not know. I would imagine they cannot penetrate the liner & sleeping bag & clothes.
1114038
I've used mine only once so far and they didn't bite through it. The hammock appears to be completely mosquito-proof. However, if you plan to sit naked in your hammock, they might have a biting chance.
683631
It's a tight fit with the rain fly, but yes it does fit. A lot of times it's better to just use the snake skin for the hammock and bug net, and set up the rain fly separately above the hammock, thw way when it is raining you can set up the rain fly first and work under it set up the hammock and when you are ready to get in you can just slide the snack skins off and climb in. Dry.
66403
Pretty much, but if they land and bite, they die. Does repel the mosquitoes.
685812
Mosquito netting is built in. The upper half is all netting which you must unzip to climb in or out
1452626
This is one unit. The mosquito netting is attached to the hammock. There are nettings that you can purchase to suspend with cordage over a hammock
1162230
This is intended for outdoor use. Mosquitoes indoors is a whole 'nuther problem.
60831
I doubt it. The mesh holes are larger than most mosquitoes, at least on the size I have- not sure about smaller ones.
557514
Im not 100 percent sure on that, i live in florida and bugs are a constant problem camping. What u can do is once hammock is up put some petrolum jelly on the ropes near the tree. This will stop the ants from coming further
2219289
Mosquitos aren't attracted to UV light, the only thing that would attract them I 'think' is the lure, but then it would only be incidental that they happen to fly through the grill and die.
1672283
The glass is not open on the bottom. I have had no problems with bugs getting in.
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.
448502
Live in Tampa FL and we have LOTS of mosquitos and flying bugs in general. Seems to be working pretty good, the container at the bottom gets pretty full with those pesky bugs. We're in the pool in the evening and we are not getting bombarded with Mosquitos. It works better than any of the other bug zappers I have tried. I would recommend you try it and give it a few days to work as the instruction direct.
1902810
There is a fine mesh ventilation screen at the top of the dome that keeps the bugs out. They try to get in but they can't.
828503
The tent is one piece. It is likely more water proof than an ultra lite tent that cost 10 times as much. The mosquito net zips shut completely so there is no way for bugs to enter once closed.
1198106
I have been camping with this tent a couple times in SW FLORIDA during warm and humid weather, and found the tent very comfortable and besides the mosquito I let in... mosquito free. For camping with Boy Scouts as adult leader I like how easy it is to set up and take down. Not for hiking. Have not had to deal with the rain yet. Hope that answers the question.
1325490
yes, by having the water entered through a bug screen inlet. I drilled four,4 inch holes in the top of the barrel, then place bug screen over the holes to keep mosquitoes out. If you look on the Internet ,you will find many examples of how to keep mosquitoes out of the water barrels.
1058608
The top of the barrel has a bug screen. I clean it out every few months (but it will depend on what is coming down the downspout). I don't have anything planted in the top, so I drilled a couple drain holes. I have worried about the overflow pipe, since theoretically a mosquito could fly in there, but mine feeds right into a drainpipe. Works Great!