Is the outside edge electrified as well? I want one that can kill bugs in corners...
164795
No, it's not electrified. It would have unsafe if the edge were electrified. I got zapped when touching the screen and it's quite a jolt.
164796
No it is not electrified on the outside. ..when a bug is in the corner I usually get as close as I can & when it moves ZAP!!
164797
No the outside edge is not electified, but once it come out the corner it all over.
164798
no it is not. you will need to get the bug on the wires. as for bugs in corners, I take a small stick and rake them on the wires.
164799
No... it is not.It would have been a nice addition to have the edge powered or a couple prongs on the top to get em in the corners of the wall. But, it lets out a nice CRACK sound when you make contact with anything! Works well!
1738498
I didn't get a chance to try an inside corner, but it does work on outside corners fine.
1142351
Yes, It has a small zipper opening in two corners so you can bring in electricity on either side of the tent. Which gives a lot of relief to knowing you don't have to put electricity location as a top priority when deciding where the best ground is to set up the tent.
786494
No...its totally a bug zapped with a black light that I assume is to attract them more effectively. Not solar at all...electrical.
712053
As we have no porch or patio we mounted the Dyno Trap on the far corner of our garage. The side of the garage faces the back yard. Putting the trap on the farther corned allowed us to position it toward the back of our yard which is approximately 1/2 acre or more. This position is really in a corner of the yard, closest to our garden and a small rose bed, but seems to be working very well. We are in the third week of using it and I have noticed a significant difference in the number of mosquitoes attacking us. Hopefully, you will find this information useful.
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Mine does snap/pop when hitting bugs. That's the electrical bolt, like lightning. If you have the bug on the racquet whilst holding the trigger, bouncing the bug a bit, you should see an ark of electricity and hear the snapping it's creating. The one we have will bring down the huge carpenter bees but you have to stomp them when they hit the ground or they'll just fly off. As for wasps and smaller insects ours has been working great.
1856182
Not really sure about your situation, but, being confined to a power chair, Hoveround, I shot a little Iinvict behind my appliances and under the sink. It's like a fishing lure, the bugs found it. I hope this will help and you don't have to move a lot of stuff.
482163
There's a polished or chrome ring on the top that's not shown in the picture. I put a Sheppard's hook out in the middle of my backyard and the ring works nicely to hang it on the hook like you would any other planter on a Sheppard's hook. Over time the electric cord will work it's way do to the ground and the grass roots will make the cord virtually disappear.It thins the bug population very nicely. It doesn't get them all, but it's a very noticeable improvement.
402722
I bought this to kill bed bugs and cockroaches as an alternative to chemicals sprayed throughout my house. I don't know about outside use.
20876
Yes, the edge is rolled. There would be room for bugs to hide, but so far I haven't found that to be a problem, and I've been using my saucers for over a year. One of them is on the ground, filled with water for the rabbits, squirrels, and coyotes, but it hasn't collected any hiding spiders.
870320
I have had no problems charging the battery. I'm not familiar with what USA electric is. We have normal electrical service. I cannot answer your question on the grass catcher, since I do not use it. The blades have never clogged; however, they do stop when I hit a pinecone, a common obstacle in my yard. I have really, really liked my Gardena - it is lightweight and easy to do hills and areas where there are lots of twists and turns.
1964281
I didn't have any problem with bugs at all. There's not really dirt so much as grass so I guess bugs aren't into it. And if you keep it inside there's for sure no bug issue.
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Dear Maurice Put in on a large piece of cardboard box from the supermarket. If the unit is exposed to damp - say in the woodshed it will arc but it should be dry in your loft. the only consequence of arcing is discharging the batteries quickly. We are on top of a problem now, but our solution with vermin was multifaceted and it is now all under control. Cheese as bait works much better than peanut butter. Replace a 1 cm sq 3mm tall slice each week. the flatter it is, the harder it will be to lift off without touching the plate.
1108749
not sure, but the bugs "outside" hate it..... can't hurt to try it.....good luck :) i've often heard that bed bugs are very resistant,though
1604507
No it is not electric, it is however super cool, kids can go in the grass gravel or wherever because of the wheel size. We have 2 of them and they are always busy kids love them and it is good exercise.
253167
It is electric. As long as your electricity does. But I promise you, it does NOT work. Mice eat right underneath it. It is useless. Save your money
1579222
Don't know. My house has vinyl siding. If the're pecking on your house they are probably looking for bugs.