In message , Mark wrote
But the zapper attracts so many extra bugs that wouldn't normally fly in to your house. Kill a few but end up with a lot more.
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13 years ago
Tennis racket bug zapper - Aldi. Any good
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13 years ago
Er No its one of these
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4 years ago
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4 years ago
Yes they work. I just zapped a but with it. Got it for $4 at Aldi. It was loud when that bug hit that zapper. Get it. It's worth it.
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4 years ago
Over the intervening ten years, I doubt he's still interested.
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4 years ago
They do have them at Aldi every year though :)
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4 years ago
2010? They must be useless if they have been trying to flog them that long. Brian
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4 years ago
These devices are not of course new. They have been around for many years, and can be interesting on some peoples bare skin as well, if not expected. grin. Brian
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4 years ago
They are highly effective at exploding insect bodyparts all over the salad at barbeques ...