This Little Tool Has Killed All of the Mosquitos in My Yard
Maybe the best way to deal with mosquitos is to kill them before they happen?

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Scouting Report: What’s the best way to get rid of mosquitoes? It turns out your best bet may be to stop them before they even happen.
My plan to manage bugs this year was to go to the source. That, in a nutshell, is the best thing about Mosquito Dunks. They don’t keep mosquitoes away while they’ve already invaded your backyard, but instead, work to kill them so you won’t even find mosquitoes in your backyard. Each pack comes with six donut looking objects that you can plop into standing water in your backyard (some people even create standing water to attract larvae and then kill them). From there, the dunks dissolve and kill the larvae for up to thirty days. It’s also a natural organic ingredient, and not a gross pesticide doing it, which is a nice touch.

Mosquito Dunks
So far, I plopped some in some water in late April and I haven’t seen a mosquito since. I’ve asked my neighbors and they are already getting harassed by them, so I gave them a few. All I can say is, so far, my bug spray and other mosquito gadgets are picking up dust. This addresses the mosquito problem proactively, and I haven’t had to deal with them since.
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