Customer Reviews for Flickering Flame Solar Bug Zapper Insect Killer Torch
Customer Rating
5
Fun and functional
on April 8, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
from McKinney Texas
Gender:Female
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This solar bug zapper is perfect for my patio. It looks nice, I do not habe to plug it in or set it on fire! It was easy to put the stake together, just push the pieces together and push into the ground. It is a little windy here, and I have it near my wrought iron fence, so I put a little zip tie on it to make sure it wa secure. If you do not frequently habe 40 mile an hour winds, this will not be necessary at all. It looks nice, and keep the mosquitoes away from me, win win.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got these LED bug zapping torches to use around our patio in the back yard and I love them! They work great, which is the most important aspect, but they are also solar powered so you don’t need oil or have to smell citronella burning!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I absolutely love this bug zapper. It comes with many different height and placement options. I opted for the stake bottom so I could stick this is in my grass. I have such a problem with bugs in the south ALL day. But at night, the problem is catastrophic. Every creature you can imagine comes out and it makes for a less than enjoyable porch hang. Putting this together is so easy I can do it. This is a huge deal. I can't put anything together. It's my Achilles heel. I have it staked by my porch cat's food and water to deter and or catch flying bugs mostly, but it seems to have kept the ants from invading. You can also switch out the bottom and it becomes a stand. This thing is mobile and I really enjoy that I can move a couple of feet away from me and not be bothered by bugs. There is a button that you turn on which activates it. Simply put it in the sun to charge and every night you will have a beautiful realistic-looking flame that keeps bugs away and also acts as a lighting source also which is nice. Turning my porch light off helps keep the critters away and with this, I am not left in pitch dark surroundings. I really didn't know what to expect with this but I am very pleased. Anything that charges itself is such a plus. No cords or batteries needed. Perfect for the Spring and Summer.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love that this bug zapper is unobtrusive. It doesn't take up too much space and doesn't make too much noise. The fact that it is solar powered is a definite plus! It is close enough to our table in the back yard to make outdoor dining a pleasure.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this for outside by our patio - bugs love hanging out there. It looks really cool at night - very flame like. My only thing is that there is a button on the bottom to turn it on - I had a hard time locating it at first. Love that you can adjust the height, too. Seems to work well.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got it PIC Solar Bug Zapper Torch with Flaming LED a week ago because we have lots of mosquitoes and flies outside it's easy to set it up outside it catches the bug very easy does it have an odor or a smell to it
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so excited and thankful that i got this solar bug zapping torch, it definitely keeps the annoying bugs away, and is so durable and affordable. The amazing led flaming lights makes it even that more amazing, will definitely be getting more for my yard
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Works great for us especially when we do our backyard night date. The flaming LED light is super nice. Just press the little button and it'll turn ON. It's solar powered so it pretty much charged during the day time. There's a plate you can pull out for the bug that get burned/killed on the on this zapper. It also came with a stand if you like to stick it on the ground instead of a table top. This is worth to have especially if you live in FL where it's almost love bugs season!