iTouchless 3-Layer Portable Electric Power Bug, Fly, Mosquito, Spider Swatter/Zapper

Binding: Health and Beauty
Brand: iTouchless
Color: Bright Yellow
EAN: 0897112000109
Label: iTouchless
Manufacturer: iTouchless
Model: PBS
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: iTouchless
Release Date: 2006-02-10
Studio: iTouchless
Variation Description: Bright Yellow
Warranty: Full US Warranty by iTouchless

Editorial Review:

Product DescriptionThis patented triple layered electric bug swatter kills/electrocutes all flying insects such as mosquitoes, flies, gnats and spiders on contact, 'just by waving at them.' It looks like a small tennis racket (4x19 inches). It has safety switch operation and 2 insulation outer layers for your protection. You can take it anywhere you go such as camping, BBQ, beach, and fishing. THIS IS NOT A TOY! The output power is relatively low, constituting no hazard to humans or pets at all. The Touchless Power Bug Swatter emits no smell and uses no poisonous or harmful material. It's safe for indoor or outdoor use and praised the most effective, convenient and hygienic insect terminator. It leaves no smudge, smear or mess to clean up after. No splats or smears on your clean walls, windows, lighting fixtures, and furniture.

* Model: Triple layered net
* Protection safety switch
* Dimensions: 18' L x 6.25' W x 0.5' H
* Contact Net Area: 7.5' x 5.6' wide
* Weight: 0.39 lbs
* Uses 2 AA-sized batteries (not included)

Features:

No chemcial used
No clean up after use
Most effective way to kill bugs, flies, spiders, mosquitos
Portable and wireless can be used outdoor and indoor.
Fight against the West Nile virus that is transmitted by mosquitos

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Zapp em!
I love this swatter! My friend got one right after i told her how much i loved mine. She however, purchased the D battery version, it's a little heavier. I recommend the AA or rechargeable versions.

Its not the most humane way to kill a fly, but killing never is.

Rating:

- Got Zapped
Put me on the list of those who received a defective one in the mail. I put in the batteries, pressed the switch and nothing happened. I have one from a different manufacturer that works fine, so it was clearly defective.

Rating:

- Great idea, poor quality
I never had the chance to use this. I decided to recharge it as it had been sitting for weeks. When I put the battery back it no longer worked at all. Somehow, I wasn't surprised.

Rating:

- AWESOME POWER !!
Let me start out by saying, I hate flies. I love Greek Mythology. This makes me feel like Zeus imparting wrathful vengeance on these mortal flies when the lightning shoots out. You can even hear the thunderclap! Everyone I've showed this to is amazed at how well it works. Get one today. (Make sure it's this brand. I tried another brand and it didn't work nearly as well.)

Rating:

- The Few That Works
I seen other brands of fly Zappers on YouTube where People would touch Their tongue to the grid only to do It again but If You did It with this one You would Not do It again It would burn Your tongue to say the least. This fly Zapper uses the right amount of voltage and grid design to zap even them little micro flies that think they own You. There should be a law that Manufactures has to test Their product before They sell It and every store on earth has to sell fly Zappers and cannot cost more than $15.00

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