Easy set up, first night captured lots of mosquitoes and small moths. Bee and butterfly safe screen, silent and safe with no “zapper.”

This was the most irresponsible packing job of a fragile item that I’ve ever seen! Especially since these items are fluorescent bulbs, containing mercury, which is a biohazard if it’s broken and leaks into its surroundings! The bulbs arrived in a much larger box, along with some balls I ordered for my dogs, which wouldn’t be a problem except there was no protective material like bubble wrap or any packing material in the box whatsoever, to keep things from sliding around and banging against each other & the side of the box! Nor was the box labeled “fragile” on the outside, so the delivery people would know to be careful with it! The bulbs did not look broken, so I decided to try them. After all the hassle of getting the old bulbs out, which isn’t easy for the model of Dynatrap that I have, the new bulbs of course do not work. I checked the fuse in case that was the issue, but the fuse looks fine. They are sending a replacement, which I hope will work & be better packed, & I can drop off the defective/damaged return at a local UPS affiliate for free.

This is the best mosquito trap I've ever seen. This picture is the result of a one week period during an outbreak of mosquitoes after heavy rains. The trap was completely full and the dead mosquitoes came out in a solid mass. Note--many of the mosquitoes are still alive in the trap, as there are no chemicals involved, so I put the trap in a plastic bag and stuck it in the freezer for a few minutes to finish the job. I just ordered a second one!