Mosq Eraser

an Eastern version of the Flowtron Electric Insect Killer . Seems heavy duty from the reviews.

or other brands. I will actually be visiting the manufacturer of the Mosq Eraser if I have time. 2000 baht, want to make sure it is worth the money. I already use a smaller electric zapper from Big C. Looks like a kids toy (yellow duck) with a uv/blue light and small fan that sucks in all kinds of bugs onto the electric grid. But the electric grid is silent. And it must be cleaned daily.

did so,e searches here, but nothing conclusive on what really worked consistently. Any recommendations are helpful.

Edited February 3, 201214 yr by 4evermaat

On another thread on the same subject, one poster refers to the 80 baht 'tennis racket' style zappers. Buy half a dozen and get some exercise!

On another thread on the same subject, one poster refers to the 80 baht 'tennis racket' style zappers. Buy half a dozen and get some exercise!

And hand them out to the family to help you out.

On another thread on the same subject, one poster refers to the 80 baht 'tennis racket' style zappers. Buy half a dozen and get some exercise!

And hand them out to the family to help you out.

I already own the tennis racket. Good for clearing out a lot in a small area. But i need something more of a stand-alone zapper that can be left on the porch or very large room. 10m x 30m

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Having bought a couple of 'zappers' from HomePro (one large and one small), I found them next to useless.

Yes, they caught a number of mossies, but far more mossies ignored the 'zapper' - which rather defeats the purpose.