Model # 1597|Store SKU # 1001785132
Repels: Mosquitoes, Black Flies, Deer Flies, Stable Flies, Ticks, Biting Midges & Chiggers
Get rid of pest birds humanely with this inflatable predator. Scare Eyes inflate to 18 inch diameter and feature giant eye shapes, appearing to birds as a giant predator. Made of durable vinyl, Scare Eyes feature bright colours around eyes, shiny mylar pupils and tail. Hang where pest birds are a problem and the wind does the rest. Rotate all three colours for greatest effect. Three balloons included: white, black ,and yellow. Includes mylar eyes, mylar tails, and strings for each balloon.
Kills Bees, Wasps, Yellow jackets, and Hornets on Contact Gives rapid knockdown and residual kill of Wasps and Hornets returning to the treated nest. Reaches nests more than 17 feet above ground
Monster Zapper by Bell and Howell Our pest killer uses 2,800-Volt of zapping power to stun and kill insects on contact. Narrow grills ensure that the Monster Zappers safe around pets and the hanging chain makes it ultra-versatile: use it indoors, in your kitchen and the bedroom, or outside by the porch during warm, summer nights while you enjoy some calm, alone time, or with your loved 1. The Monster Zapper exploits the physiological inclination of flying and jumping insects to move toward the nearest light source which issue to an involuntary response of the flight muscle. Because of this, to achieve best results, please follow standard guidelines below: Outdoor, Nighttime - place Monster Zapper in dark, dry area Ensure product is protected from rain or wet-weather conditions. Turn-off another light source within 20 m of the product. Daytime, Indoor - shut curtains close. Turn off other light source to attract insects towards the Monster Zapper UV-light.
Our 2 pack of 60 inch bamboo torches with rattan weave design provides a natural flame to help set the mood and add fun, decor and ambiance to your backyard or patio. Easy-to-use bamboo torches bring a touch of relaxed style and flare to any outdoor patio space.
