Anyone out there know if this SkeeterVac tracks catches and kills the insect we in Florida call a NO-SEE-UM. Small mosquito like,and bites also .
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We've used 2 of this model of SkeeterVacs simultaneously for about 8 or 9 years, one on each side of our house on 3.5 acres in North Florida (no-see-um and mosquito heaven). One to keep the pool area clear and one on the driveway/workshop side. Had to replace each one in that time. Ready to buy a another new one now. They have been very effective against mosquitos and no-see-ums. We can use the pool area without a problem even in the evening and my husband can work outdoors near the shop without getting "bugged."
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Worked for us, caught them and mosquitoes. It is an expense during the summer, one tank each month, bait and sticky trap every six weeks. For 3 months cost is about $100 but it works and I gladly pay that.
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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.
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Yes it does a great job on them. We catch lots of them. Sometimes more of them in the machine than mosquitoes. We had an infestation of them from our plants in the house, we plugged in the machine and it caught a lot of them.
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It is known for repelling Moth and Bed Bugs....any bugs that are cave dewellers, dark places. and like moisture like moths and bed bugs it does well with...so insects like mosquitos it will not do well....Cockroach I do not know...I assume it will but can't find any data on it.
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Vey good question. I have many set up that would come in contact with mosquitos. None had any visable ones on there. I check close to protect the garden
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as far as I can see so far (applied twice during rain) it killed female mosquito's for a short time, not sure about killing males or other insects?
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I will have to double check the trap to see if there are gnats in there. It pretty much captures anything flying because of the dual light and CO2 emitter.
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Not sure; Tucson doesn't get many mosquitos. I haven't seen any; perhaps it is working:) This product is truly amazing and inexpensive; it is definitely worth a try:)
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Nope. This is a personal repellant, that works in wind-free environment. It does not attract or kill.
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I know first hand it kills roaches and mosquitos. Check with your local do-it-yourself pest control, they should know.
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Not sure as we don't have that problem. We do have "skeeters" big enough to carry you away and it works great for them. Have not seen any ticks since I have started using.
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It didn't work for Mosquitos. And it only is supposed to be used outside. It's catches random flying insects. I didn't notice any flies in it tho. It's a super waste of money for any bug killing device. Save your money.
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I do not know about mosquitos or roaches, but we built our house almost ten yrs ago now and have only had evidence of one mouse in our house...it had found it's way to my daughters opened Halloween candy! With that said, I do believe it is the reason we have not had any other mice, especially considering we live in the country with fields next to our property.
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I have idea I am using it in New England and my 6 year old Mosquito Magnet has apparently bit the dust over the winter and is inoperative as we speak!When the Mosquito Magnet worked the octenol3 seemed to be an excellent attractant and I would have to empty the bag of dehydrated mosquitos thre or more times a summer.
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None. This brand is really bad. I had mosquitoes land on it. Go with the name brand in the orange box. Those are amazing.
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we use it for our SkeeterVac, I believe that's what it's made for. I looked at galaxy on Amazon and here's the link for the lure made for that.http://www.amazon.com/Flowtron-MA-1000-6-Mosquito-Attractant-Cartridges/dp/B000063XHT/ref=pd_sim_lg_1
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I'm unsure. We were camping at a state park in Ohio over Labor Day. I have never seen so many mosquitos. I didn't have any bites. You can smell the lemongrass which supposed to repel no-see-ums. I would give it a try. Low investment.
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We live on the Gulf Coast and used this product in an attempt to control yellow flies without success. We coated blue and black objects on "expert" advice but no luck. If you can find a color the insects will go to, I am sure this product will work. It is sticky and stays sticky for months.