[bootman]

Does anyone have any experience with those new mosquito
traps that use propane tanks?
Prices seem to range from $1200 to $200.

 

[lini]

Why would you want to bother with such expensive and energy-intensive stuff, when you'd just need to apply a little patchouli, instead?

Greetings from Munich!

Manfred / lini

 

[KJ869]

When nothing els helps.
I am currently sitting veeery still with electric bat killin mosquitos, so I can sleep at night.

 

[vwap]

Those green spirals that you light and let smoke are pretty nifty.. only like.. $10 for a can.

[I can't think of a name for it, though.. anyone know?]

 

[bootman]

Quote:

Originally posted by lini Why would you want to bother with such expensive and energy-intensive stuff, when you'd just need to apply a little patchouli, instead? Greetings from Munich! Manfred / lini

I thought patchouli was an aphrodisiac.

Here in the states we use citronella.

With all of the rains this spring here in the northeastern US,
The mosquitos are about in record numbers.

 

[Mystyler]

Quote:

Originally posted by vwap Those green spirals that you light and let smoke are pretty nifty.. only like.. $10 for a can. [I can't think of a name for it, though.. anyone know?]

...Mosquito coils.

That's what they have on the box here in Oz. Just be sure you never tread one on by accident - the metal stand goes right through your foot.

Other than that, they work damn well.