With just one rechargeable battery and no need to get plugged in, this solar-powered device charges all day with the sun and turns on automatically at night, zapping bugs till the sun comes up again.

We love the Aspectek Electric Insect Killer for indoor use because of its wide radius and ease of cleaning. This is not an inside device though. It’s designed for outdoor use only. GTOCS Electric Mosquito Zapper If you don't mind having to physically take care of the situation yourself, this super-charged swatter can be a very effective (and dare we say it, fun) way of seeing to any unwanted flying visitors. The electrified grid effectively kills insects in commercial and residential settings, but can they also harm us? Are Bug Zappers Harmful to Humans? Because the UV lights used in bug zappers attract insects, there will be more in an area that uses one than one that does not.Its small size means that it is inconspicuous and doesn't stand out as an eyesore. It will do the job you bought it for, and you'll practically forget it exists. It works best, however, if there is at least one of them in each room. The best part about this insect killer is that it doesn't really look like a bug zapper; for all your guests know, it could just be your typical motion-sensor outdoor light. Possibly the most simple-to-use of all the bug zappers on the market, the Birson device works by simply plugging it in and leaving it there in the outlet. When you want to turn it on or off, you can do so by flipping the switch on the side of this super lightweight device.

Buzzbug is a pest control tool being marketed all over the United States that efficiently zap bugs. The primary insect targeted by Buzzbug is mosquitoes, but it seems that other small flying insects can also be trapped and killed inside of the device. Like many products in this niche pest control industry, Buzzbug claims to kill mosquitoes quietly, efficiently, and reliably. Bug zappers are a non-toxic alternative to pesticides and other chemical insect control measures, proven dangerous to human health. Ideal for smaller spaces, this device comes with a USB charging cable and a cleaning brush and there's even a hanging loop—perfect for hanging it up in the middle of a tent. This option is not made for killing bugs larger than a housefly and works best on mosquitoes. The study determined that the exposure to light radiation from the units was only a fraction of what we experience daily and was safe. So, even if you stare at the lights in residential bug zappers, it will not harm you or your family.All bug zappers use some type of light to attract insects, most commonly UV-emitting light bulbs, but more recently LED light technology has entered the scene. Another point to remember is not to use them in places you sit or cook. If you want to use them to reduce flying insects in those areas, place them at the entrances or hallways. Looks-wise, bug zappers are not the prettiest machines around and people tend not to want them on display," Frost tells us. "The design of EFKs has improved somewhat over the decades and you can now find many that are small and inconspicuous or have a contemporary chrome and steel look." While some bug zappers use ultraviolet light to attract bugs Buzzbug Zap uses purple LEDs. According to the manufacturer, purple LEDs attract bugs to the unit, giving you effective protection against mosquitos. Commercial pesticides are available that kill mosquito larvae and adults. Municipalities often spray pesticides, particularly malathion, on a large scale in the spring and summer to eliminate mosquito populations.

The Zap It! bug zapper instructions or owners manual are contained on a single sheet of paper, with warnings and operating instructions that are largely sufficient to use the device safely. It’s a shame they don’t have a section that tells you what to do if you have any problems, such as details of their guarantee. Pros and Cons of the Zap It! Bug Zapper What We Like It is free of harsh chemicals and is a plant-based alternative. Eco Defense contains essential oils, such as peppermint and cedar oil. Overall, it gets the job done and is a trendy choice! 3. GardeningWhile we have outlined some of the risks of using a giant zapper, the fact remains that millions are sold each year, with overwhelming satisfaction by consumers.