Keep Your Backyard Mosquito Free With This Amazon Sale

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Daniel Modlin

Updated Jul. 15, 2021 12:41PM EDT

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This summer, I’m planning on spending tons of time in my backyard. There’s just one problem: mosquitos. Thankfully, we have some favorite mosquito-killing gadgets that work to keep those pests away. And one of our favorite gadgets for the job is 32% off right now.

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The Severino Bug Zapper is pretty much your classic bug zapper and great if you’re in need of one. It uses light to attract bugs and then shocks them with electricity, killing them in an instant. It’s near impossible to accidentally electrocute yourself, and best of all, this zapper covers 1500 sq feet, so you can sit outside and actually enjoy it, instead of being a mosquito's meal.

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Keep Your Backyard Mosquito Free With This Amazon Sale

Daniel Modlin

Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast/Scouted/Amazon