how do these stand against insects
390201
Great piece for sun protection, but have yet to try it against insects. I'm positive it Will stand great.
847679
yes, they stand up real good, but don't expect to move them around after one season,you will need to buy some more to replace them. I hope that helps.
1877985
While they are standing, measure tip of toe to end of what is on the ground. They do not go over the dew claws. If in between, order the larger, they won't fall off.
855960
I have never had to deal with these little critters so can't help. Good luck.
494305
I used Alien Bee's with them for lighting. It does not come with a stand. So you will need both lights and a stand.
1946730
The holes are cut on an angle and they can't fly sideways I guess. I've had my trap attached for 3 weeks i've caught 35 bees so far. Caught move than 35 last year.
478889
They are regular zippers so there are naturally some small spaces where the zippers come together in the top middle. There are also very tiny holes where the hangers come through on top. But I think it will serve decent protection against moths, which is why I bought it.
590963
Haven't seen any in mine yet. I've seen everything else in there including millipedes, spiders, a few beetle-like bugs including Asian beetles, but so far haven't seen any earwigs in my house, though they are in my garage and outside. I'd almost bet they would attract the earwigs. I'm finding bugs in there that I didn't know were in my house, because of the carpet. These things are awesome, I love them.
1389766
They are attacked by Velcro. So far I have had no problem with them staying on.
274146
Give them a few days to finally nosey onto to them, I also put sand on the top of my plants, because gnats don't like that. I may see one now and then, but I was infested with them, they were so aggrevating. The sticks do work. Just be patient. Are you using the ones that you slide into a stick? Those are the best. I tried them all. Good Luck.
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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.
255988
They don't have insecticide nor do they have anything to attract the bugs. They're entirely passive, just a patch of very strong glue on a piece of paper. Bugs are VERY predictable. They like to skitter around where the wall meets the floor, so just put the traps near the wall and in corners.
28365
None, because they will not stay! Ive tried adding nectar, and ludwigs....nothing!
107670
Are you hanging couple of waspinators near the nests and wait for about 3,4 weeks and let see what happen, I think bees will attack the waspinators... and for a while you won't see them anymore.Good luck to you
1811084
they look like some type of paper. They have been under the eaves of my roof for two years. They are great and do not kill or harm bees - just keeps them away. I'd put them somewhere where there is a little weather protection but kept out all winter.
969879
We live in the south and haven't had a problem with them attracting bugs. We also have them around a water feature and they pose no problem with bugs even near water that we've noticed.
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Jerry, I just tried it. It will stand, but you really do need to stuff them with something if you want it to stay upright. Hope that helps.