Has anyone had any luck with Mosquito catchers? I am looking to buy one from Costco being that I live in the state with the most cases of west nile...any help would be appreciated.

I love them I have two its a redneck disco ball!


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I believe that Consumer Reports had a test about a year ago. It would be a good idea to do some research, because I remember that the results of the various units varied widely, from expensive lawn ornament to certain depopulation of the species (well, almost). I don't remember their "Best Buy" though.

Thanks Craig, I went to comsumer reports but their models were from 2003. None of the models that Costco sells. Also I went to Amazon and searched through ratings there but they were very inconsistent with the product sometimes having 5 stars and sometime having only 1. I was hoping to hear something first hand by a Cover. The West Nile issue here in Idaho is getting serious. It's only a matter of time before more cases spread to other states.

Dear Friends,

I learn from my good friend Dr. Margaritta Correa that EM (Effective/Efficient Micro-organism)Technology has been successfully used by her in controlling mosquitos in the Darjeeling Hills, thereby reducing the incidence of Malaria and the resultant deaths. I am attaching a few documents received from Margaritta so that this information may be used by those who are interested in the subject. I was a skeptic when I first heard from Margaritta about EM and its use as industrial hazardous waste treatment technology; after experiencing myself the effect of EM in soil remediation and seeing the results in agriculture in Thailand, I believe that it is a cost effective and efficient technology for addressing quite a few of our problems of today.

Hope to have been of some help,

With best wishes,

Ramakrishnan

Has anyone had any luck with Mosquito catchers? I am looking to buy one from Costco being that I live in the state with the most cases of west nile...any help would be appreciated.We use them (brand unknown) in our plant, but for quite another reason: To keep mosquitos away from our pickling an annealing lines (we produce cold rolled stainless steel, and the pests cause small indents if they happen to land on the coils and go through the lines).

As far as I know, they work pretty well and have done so for many years.

/Claes