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[@236Doodad]

It's 1am, I have to be at work in 7 hours, I live in an apartment complex with no yard, and I just watched this entire video. What am I doing with my life

[@suico778]

We've all been there, man. I'm here right now!

[@NyiPyaeSone]

Me too bruh

[@sharkparty1027]

Rub one out or bone a girl. Life is crap without boning.

[@valentinazorin6387]

get me out of south america

[@rj_bowsa]

Bruh...Lol. This is how KZbin gets folks caught up. Lol

[@richardw4132]

Thank you for your video. I really appreciate it. When I first purchased this machine it worked just like you stated. The second year of operation was less reliable and required CO2 cartridges and a ridiculously expensive CO2 cartridge attachment to clean out the propane burning unit. From this point on the operation was sporadic and VERY frustrating. I also found that the mosquito magnet CO2 cartridges where expensive to purchase and it was suggested that every time I swapped out the propane tank, I was required to use a CO2 cartridge to clean out the working parts. I did this as per Mosquito Magnet instructions. All in all it cost me about $100 to $150 to run for the first season. This expense excludes the purchase of above mentioned equipment ie the cartridges and attachment. In year 3 (this year) I fired up my mosquito magnet and spent an entire day trying to get it running. As the warranty on this useless machine had expired after the first year I had no issue opening it up. After watching a few KZbin videos I diagnosed a problematic "Thermistor" I believe this temperature probe regulates the internal temperature of the mosquito magnet and keeps it running. I went online to purchase a replacement part and found that there are no available parts for the mosquito magnet. The only item they allow to be sold online is the igniter part (on ebay) I called the mosquito magnet service people and was rudely informed that they do not have part numbers or are able to send me any parts at all. I was referred to a service center in Canada. Although Mosquito Magnet worked well for a year and caught basket loads of mosquito's the subsequent years year of operation were terrible. I paid $400 for something that has a shelf life of approximately a year to two years max. There is absolutely no customer service or parts available. I WOULD NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. Its finicky and expensive to run! I will be posting this to other mosquito magnet youtube videos sites in order to warn other people of this gimmick. If anybody wants to purchase my broken mosquito magnet and resides in Ontario please let me know and maybe I'll be able to re coop some lost money:)

[@cdix3227]

Wow. I’m not sure if this is the same model going on sale at Lowe’s Canada tomorrow May 27th for $311. And with the shut down here in Ontario I can’t see if it’s the exact same. For The capital cost I might have bought. It was the short warranty, maintenance and replacement parts that’s scarring me off. Now your issue. I guess I need to keep looking….again.

[@cdix3227]

P.S. the Lowe’s one is the Mosquito Magnet Patriot Plus.

[@richardw4132]

@@cdix3227 i am trying bat houses....😀 Just need to lure the bats in

[@realvipul]

its better to keep windows open and allow all the mosqitos to enter into house then you close the house and sleep outside.

[@jasonbaldridge675]

realvipul nope. Then...you burn the house down

[@borsalino5539]

hahaha good idea

[@-M0LE]

realvipul 😂😂😂😂👍

[@mohammedasad5738]

😁 😁 😁

[@mundane-vegetable]

big brain

[@HepCatJack]

Instead of burning propane for the CO2, you could have a container of fermenting grape juice which releases CO2. Then at the end of the season, you could drink the wine.

[@dragoon260]

@Active Gamer pepaga

[@simond5425]

Your right but here the propane creates heat as well which is essential in this product apparently

[@Anonymous8317]

Need heat and who wants to smell fermented grapes….

[@algreen266]

Excellent substitute, and less cost

[@nickkohlmann]

"Patriot" "Defender" "Independence" Are we talking about heavy weapon arsenal & tactical warheads or an insect trap?!

[@SB-rf2ye]

Yes.

[@darkcoeficient]

Mosquitoes are the biggest enemies after the commies

[@gs-nq6mw]

Looks like someone has been brainwashed until insanity at army

[@gamer2350]

@@gs-nq6mw who u?

[@colemyst]

My family had used MMs for several years. Kills mosquitoes, absolutely. Cost of unit and running it was kind of high between the many CO2 cartridges and refilling fuel tanks. But we would have continued using them if they hadn't broken down so many times. We paid to ship and repair the units. We figured out that the slightest ting in the electrical lines would shut off the MMs like a breaker flipping off. You know when you see the time on the microwave or clock blinking.. This wrecks the inner workings and the repair people were rather rude at the time about any questions put to them. Plus we didn't know it was off unless we started getting bit again. These units aren't supposed to be next to your house since it attracts bugs so we didn't sometimes know it was off and go out to turn it back on. Finally it was to much and we gave them away to other family members who have the same problems.

[@7arryG]

They should have had Hank Hill do this commentary , He is great when it comes to propane and propane accessories 😉

[@johnonorgan]

my son had one and he said it attracted mosquitos from all over and bit them on the way to the trap

[@vitakyo982]

Ha ha ha

[@truthseekertoday2377]

That's what I was saying. I think its a bad idea.

[@AlexoftheLight]

john darmiento you probably shouldn't be outside when that thing is one I'd say just run it overnight whole you're sleeping or run it a couple of hours before a gathering outside but yeah doesn't seem goo

[@iminthemomentru3003]

West side of the property 😁 they would all be behind my shed and no were else, Mosquito don't fly into a breeze that mostly comes from the West GL

[@wayne4740]

🤣

[@ms.lauren6219]

this is amazing, i love how mosquito traps are getting much better, more sophisticated and smarter than before, unlike that glade spray it never really helped me, i'd spray it on and still get bit.

[@badrworld3838]

I don’t wanna kill my neighbors mosquito ... 😂

[@JohnBlessed5]

How neighbourly of you 😏

[@henrytownshed5304]

I like when he said "why do they choose us?" This video has sold me

[@Live-Life-Freely]

Buy a tiki torch fill it with citronella oil, that's it! Source: I've been living in Costa Rica for 7 years.

[@beanburrito1511]

That only repels them . Some of us actually want to kill them

[@Live-Life-Freely]

@@beanburrito1511 I hear you man!

[@Anonymous8317]

This thing is on another level….go look at peoples catches…..think 2 softball sized balls of mosquitoes

[@derekmckenzie8466]

This video made my arms and legs itch!

[@sunnyhu4855]

What is the Carbon Foot print this product creates ? What about Plants as alternative. There are plants that keep mosquitoes away.

[@jeffhagerman7810]

Is it made from a boat motor

[@RayMak]

Very informative

[@whoeveneatsbreakfast]

YOU ARE IN EVERY MOSQUITO MAGNET VIDEO DO YOU HATEMOSQUITOS THAT MUCH

[@shiranails0137]

@@whoeveneatsbreakfast he's everywhere and I don't understand. Saw him sometimes on kpop, sometimes on other KZbinr channel. Sometimes on normal video like this

[@whoeveneatsbreakfast]

@@shiranails0137 he is swag

[@TheLinposterIsSus]

Dude what is with you and mosquitoe magnet vids

[@jofx4051]

I understand now how he comments

[@biancadaniels5791]

Woodstream Lititz? Do you sell your devices over here in or to Australia?

[@AmusedChild]

Do you really have to say that we join a "family" when we buy your product? Isn't that a bit much?

[@kristengibson277]

Why do you care? Lol...all of us people should consider each other family. Our brothers and sisters.

[@BlastCODM]

AmusedChild you are the reason why human biengs don't love each other anymore

[@VinceTheCreatorr]

AmusedChild Yessss we are still family....Even 3 years later. Please call more often sis

[@Victor_Victory]

AmusedChild Shut up libtard

[@artstrology]

Yes, we are now mosquito family members, and we are going to kill the rest of our mosquito family with our patented technology. Let's all do it together as a family. When the next invention comes, we will all be proud members of the Roach family also. We become more united by causing death to pests.

[@WoodstreamCorp]

Unfortunately there are specific regulations for these traps in each country that we must follow, and Sri Lanka is not approved at this time. You cannot purchase these traps from the internet as they would be certified in the United States and not have the appropriate plugs & regulators for Sri Lanka.

[@danburch9989]

Another KZbin video shows that it works quite well. However: Sounds like the mosquito magnet isn't very efficient unless you optionally buy mosquito attractant to increase the kill ratio 10x. The attractants are $50-$65 for six. How long do they last? 21 days. Six cartridges last about 120 days. You will need more if your "mosquito season" is long. Also, you'll use a 20lb tank of propane per month if you run it 24/7. It can get expensive.

[@Gunner6000WarZ]

The price of this thing..... lol.......

[@incognitotorpedo42]

I ran a mosquito magnet all summer, including using the attractant, and I caught maybe ONE mosquito. It was a complete failure. Been in my attic ever since.

[@Shendue]

I had a similar product and it worked extremely well. Maybe this is an offbrand bad copy?

[@kerryvorhis5784]

People we need co2 what do you think the plants live off of

[@TheDigitalZero]

Kerry Vorhis ...what

[@Martial-Mat]

Yeah, we're not plants.

[@PresidentofAntifa]

GLOBAL FUCKING WARMING.

[@OperativeBlue]

We dont need co2, thats what we breathe out and what the plants breathe in.

[@peskyninja7522]

Does it have to sit level? I live on a mtn

[@nunyabiznis817]

Does it have to sit level? I live on a globe.

[@weerobot]

Use Mosquitos as fertilizer??

[@Corey_Wrangler]

So you have propane hissing out into the yard? That seems safe

[@bhagatchingsubam]

Scott Barwick ingestion of propane is toxic

[@brucelouden8405]

jeez, the propane is burned to create the heat. no diff than your bbq.. duh!

[@theylive6416]

Will this work on Biting Midges? They use CO2 to find hosts & bite for blood to lay eggs just like mosquitos do?

[@karwinchau4684]

Do they still sell these?

[@OperativeBlue]

Theres a link in the description of the video. It looks like they have newer updated models actually

[@fatherfintanstack8810]

Does it work in outer space?

[@MrStugatz1]

how long does the propane tank last

[@abriebotha]

Propane is highly flammable. How safe is this trap?

[@voidvincent]

As safe as driving 10 miles after having 5 shots of whiskey

[@sparklekitten666]

I would really like to get one, but it isn't just mosquitos here that bother my family. We live in the woods and it is mosquitos, black flies, gnats.... everything. I wonder, does this work for other bugs too?

[@netx421]

Is that because it's a pain to install for the home owner?

[@ACABSTUDIOS]

No mosquito were harmed in the making of this commercial

[@nograviti2]

Hello Woodstream, do you have a license to sell this product in Africa?

[@nebtheweb8885]

What is the propane for?

[@jackdaniels2905]

Is anything emitted that will harm pets or people?

[@MikeHawk-kr4bc]

All I heard was propane and propane accessories

[@gigachad1983]

But the propane will explode if someone is smoking near em?

[@saynotop2w]

Can you use the dead mosquito as chicken feed?

[@nitrojunki4249]

Does anyone know if this thing will catch eye gnats??????

[@djbis]

Does this company offer a solution for other pests? We are currently experiencing an infestation of Stink Bugs and Lady bugs (north east US). Extremely difficult to reduce their numbers!

[@fanofsongs]

I live in Sri Lanka so do you think that it will work here? We are very concerned about mosquitoes because we have an ilness called dengue and I am wondering if I could buy this off the internet. Please Reply

[@corners3755]

Better off buying bug spray with deet in it

[@everevelyn1094]

Lititz as in Lititz PA?

[@josephaney]

Do you have a trap for bed bugs?

[@Herbert04]

How long does a propane tank last?

[@thepope2412]

a 20 pound tank can last 20 days

[@truthseekertoday2377]

Yeah we had a Japanese beetle trap and we caught a bunch but we were drawing them to our property. Once we took away the traps viola no more beetles. Im guessing this would work the same way.

[@GreenTimeEagle]

Ah the catch 22

[@no-damn-alias]

Could you combine that with an electric bug zapper? I like the noise of them popping and you could sell it as more humane as they die instantly.

[@XTwittyX]

thanks, that question was interesting for me

[@robsimpson6537]

I'm skeptical! Has anyone tried this?

[@jawasstolemydroid4930]

The comment above yours litterally reads: "my son had one and he said it attracted mosquitos from all over and bit them on the way to the trap" LOL, sorry for the bad news.

[@aaronmicalowe]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKXMhJ55l6prqq8

[@twodogs716]

Got a light? BOOOOM!!! AHRRR!!!!!!!

[@dredrotten]

I didnt see many mosquitos? It seemed to trap every other garden bug in existence though!

[@aaronmicalowe]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKXMhJ55l6prqq8

[@우성철-c6l]

Plz Go To S.Sudan Juba Ther is Alot of mosqutos

[@bloom4774]

This is probably the most american video I have ever seen

[@jimmytate7587]

ticks are attracted to carbon dioxide and warmth also. can a tick magnet be invented?

[@kathymercer5820]

But our wind always changes

[@grey7603]

Kathy Mercer then you better hire someone full-time to move that thing around.

[@bobhope866]

Aren't these the ones that have been shown to cause cancer?

[@johnmedina4870]

HOW MUCH!!!!!!

[@nunyabiznis817]

Fear is expensive

[@markstengel7680]

Nice👍

[@TheLoongsiu]

looks like Optimus Prime is selling mosquito magnet!!

[@SanjuSingh]

Do you guys have any *chick magnet!* For getting a girlfriend?

[@mrwdpkr5851]

Its called cash.

[@SanjuSingh]

Mark Forrester Yeah! But I prefer them dead. #NecrophiliaFetish

[@kevgawne3935]

i think your looking for me!!!

[@SanjuSingh]

Kev Gawne Nah! U r still alive.

[@sharppain5689]

Yes, they are trapped and die within 24 hours though

[@salmanayub6219]

Mosquito rights!

[@ironnerd2511]

Outcome?

[@KR-pj6ol]

There is huge market for this product in south india

[@peterle5419]

oh my... that propane and them accessories...

[@WoodstreamCorp]

Yes! Mosquito Magnet® traps attract and capture mosquitoes, black flies, no see-ums, and midges. Using our Lurex3™ attractant will also attract and help capture the Asian Tiger mosquito where it is prevalent.

[@gians.9880]

I read midgets...

[@JosephM]

Gian S. SAME 😂

[@whotusay750]

Does that voice belong to David Miscavige the Cult leader of Scientology??

[@malcolmolivera6171]

I checked on home depot it cost $750 just to kill some mosquitoes and I have to buy the propane too that's expensive thing just to kill mosquitoes

[@jawasstolemydroid4930]

Geezus! $750?!? You know how much OFF bug spray you could buy with that? Then you've got propane going near the house 24/7, which can be dangerous if you don't have a big enough yard. And if I may say, it's ugly.

[@JT-sl3ui]

Right! Way too expensive and it's ugly! I would be ashamed to have that in my yard. Spread Bug B Gone on your lawn and you'll be good. Burn some citronella candles. Anything but the impractical mosquito magnet

[@jawasstolemydroid4930]

Yeah I got 2 dogs, one of them is large, the other is super playful. I don't have much tree cover, but I got a fence. I'd be trucking this thing all over my yard to keep it in the shade all summer, and I can't promise my dogs won't knock it over. Now add neighbor kids who toss their ball into my yard from time to time, and I'm back to the old bug zapper, which isn't pretty, but it's easy to hide.

[@MiguelRPD]

Fuck this shit. Ain't worth it.

[@mr.motormaster9881]

let's ROLL FAMILY 🚗💨

[@pdiz]

When a video that was created in 2010 looks and sounds like it was created in the mid-'70s...

[@johnchalinder6682]

When is a KZbin video not a video? When it is a blatant advertisement, disguised as an informative video to avoid paying advertising fees.

[@netx421]

This seriously looks like it's a Tim and Eric Cinqo product

[@liajohnson685]

Why am I watching this I never go outside 🤷🏽‍♀️

[@XTwittyX]

can it be used inside the house?

[@voidvincent]

no

[@wunizhim]

What's up with generic explaining guy voice who's a seller in infomercials... voice?

[@gamer2350]

12 years old that’s why

[@mentalb2996]

isn't there a fan? how can 4 batteries can last 24h a day for 2 months?

[@crustydownunder]

Tell me, how long do the batteries in your smoke detector last?

[@robames1293]

Smoke detector doesnt run a powerful fan

[@Frisbinator]

Looks cool but the $360-$750 USD price tag seems awful high, especially given the fact that you've got to mess around with filling a propane tank and also the fact that there are mosquito traps on Amazon for $35-$50... I'll bet that your traps kill a lot more mosquitoes however, and are more reusable.

[@MrBunnylad]

So we release Methane gas into the air 24-7 until winter? Hmm.

[@makoshark40]

we solved mosquito problem for the most part now what about the fact that its a literal carbon dioxide producer

[@mrbojangles9841]

Who cares. Thr air conditioner in your house and vehicle is a co2 factory as well.

[@makoshark40]

@@mrbojangles9841 not to the extent of just throwing it into the air unfiltered and unregulated sorry but my ac costing 40$ a year in energy 58$ on the high end is much less co2 then this makes in a week now if 3% of the population adopted this machine that's 11 million people in America. adding 600 million ac units worth of co2 into the air every year. so basically we can give almost every person without ac in africa a place to not have heat strokes and shit anymore but regardless that's a shit ton of co2 to put into the air simply to try and remove a few pests from biting you every single year and is excessive. don't let the cure be worse then the problem is a good rule of things to go by. and your argument is a straw man argument comparing something that throws out 52 times or more emissions then an ac unit when judging it conservatively much less if we actually put them out in enough mass to actually solve the problem it would probably increase our emissions by 60% annually

[@mrbojangles9841]

@@makoshark40 If you're really concerned about climate change remove your ac from your house, turn your lawn into a vegetable garden, stop using your vehicle for fun. In other words don't have a life if you're really concerned about climate change because the alternative is ruining the planet so you can have conveniences and luxuries. People in Africa are living in huts and you can cut your standard of living to their level if you're really concerned about the planet. Oh i forgot don't ever, ever use paper plates, cups, or paper napkins again either. And that means no more fast food either.

[@makoshark40]

@@mrbojangles9841 you literally kissed the whole point of how much emissions this thibg makes. Its a anti pest device that makes more emissions then vehicles by a considerable ammount while providing nothing in return that actually benifits. Also i only drive when i have to i do have a garden in my back yard my ac uses less in a year then this does in a week in emissions i have solar panels that reclaim power if my ac did use this much emissions i would not use it or set it to 80 degrees so it barely runs so it doesnt use as much but guess what i live in florida even with all wibdows open its still so hot inside you can have a heat stroke thats why its a law for land lords to have working ac systems in houses here. My car is also older then i am and im 29 so im not buying new cars either. Im not claiming stupud global waming shit or any that really but this machine is simply stupid idea that barely works vs things that have the same results with drastically less emissions and less money out of your pocket so this product is simply a dumb idea yet your to busy trying to start pointless shit to jack off to or some shit by straw manning everything almost all your comments are you start arguments because your a petty little man who is scared of being irrelivent so you try to get free realistate in peoples minds by triggering them. If you like this product so much buy it i dont give a fuck but thats not going to change my mind thats its an overly distructive pointless machine that does literally no good in any format its sure as hell not going to stop mosquitos but slightly thin them out so your getting bit by 5 instead of 12 congrats go burn tires in a fire pit for all i care i dont live close enough to you to worry about it the onlything i can argue is how dirty out air is not the emissions in the air all those gas vapors and shit being carcenaginic and then people wonder why cancer rates are going up and shit then wondering why hospitals only want the most expensive profitble solutions thats the literal onlything i would argue to change

[@mrbojangles9841]

@@makoshark40 Living in Florida is no excuse for excessive AC use. There are people in South America who don't have ac and they are fine.

[@mikebarnacle1469]

SO intense

[@fanofsongs]

Ok then. Thanks for the quick reply.

[@RaphaelPelegro]

uh why was i itching my skin while watching this?

[@anthony_de_paz]

Ah so the trick is to not breathe, got it!

[@Baka_Oppai]

Also known as the "Greenhouse Gasser", or perhaps the "Ozone Depleter" lol

[@danieltung2k]

i have purchased and used other models and they all not effective. Anyone has used it and is this effective? I need testimonies

[@djzman]

Yes for me it does work. But not the first year. I did not know in the first year you had to refill the tank every 28 days. And the thing you put in the tip has to also be replaced every 28 days. So the first year it did not work since i did not know this. But the 2 year worked nice, I put it near my garden and now when i go out and pick stuff i dont get bitten. they suggested to start it in May and let it run all summer long until the garden is done. so this is what i do. this way im killing the early ones before they can make more. So Yes I would have to say it works just fine. I use to get bit many many times. now i may get 1 bit when im out in the garden.

[@djzman]

one more thing they told me hwen i called Custermer support. If you start this in the middle of summer, it will take a long time to notice a diffents in the yard due to how many there are. so again start it early in spring before they come out, this way you are getting them right away keeping the population down.

[@jeetnsanta]

What is its environmental impact? Please upload the Environmental Impact Assessment as well..!!

[@billyost1479]

This is one dangerous trap. Do you really want something like this around your children? The fact that it MUST be placed far from people should be your first clue. Save yourself thousands of dollars by following these easy steps. You will need one 2 litre plastic soda bottle. One whole box of of cooking yeast and one ounce of sugar. That's right folks... you just spent less that $10 dollars to make the worlds safest and most reliable mosquito trap. Now, cut the bottle one third of the way from the top off, save it, you'll need it to complete the trap. Now, add one half litre of water to the bottom part of the bottle. Add the whole box of yeast and one ounce of sugar, mix and stir. Take the upper part of the bottle you cut off, invert it and place in the bottom portion of the bottle so the threaded opening faces down. You have just made a very safe and real awesome mosquito trap... that is safe and requires less than ten dollars to make. Before buying unsafe products... apply common sense. Do some research and use environmentally safe trap. By the way, my instructions were free. Lol.

[@biggerbyfar1]

Except those traps don't work.

[@paula161993]

With the tiny detail that the plastic thing (that everyone knows, by the way) kills like 1/10000 of what this trap does. Have you seen the video of this trap in action? There are hundreds of thousands dead. And CO2 is always there, come on.

[@MrTyler8877]

How is it dangerous?

[@jayjay350000]

I tried this a few years back and it does work on big flies that are attracted to the fermentation but i still had no mosquitoes in the bottle. Maybe it was a different type of yeast i needed?

[@FloryJohann]

Just set a open 55 gallon barrel or drum out sde that is filled with water. Add some gold fish to to that drum/ barrel. Those fish will eat the larvea and eggs that are deposit into that water by mosquito. Would be cheap to operate.

[@XTwittyX]

so this machine can be used at home?

[@dredrotten]

NO! You have to take it deep into a swamp and live with it for it to work properly.

[@rubybird9536]

In some countries it's health food

[@anunnakimenagerie]

sell these to governments to eradicate mosquitoes completely from earth and win a Nobel prize

[@c0nstantin86]

Once again petrol saves the day. Do you americans have a propane bread cutter too? One that not only does it slice the bread, but it also bakes the leaf. Oil consumption should increase by 1% yearly...

[@mrcxko4218]

This is illegal in my country, mosquitoes are protected because they're actually important for the environment

[@sickbailey21]

in what country??

[@tc1817]

Fucking liar.

[@charleswright2442]

It's proven if all mosquitoes suddenly disappeared, there would be less problems than what we have now...google is your friend, use it =)

[@mrcxko4218]

Charles Wright incorrect, certain mosquitos have high importance in the ecosystem such as mosquitos in the northern regions of Russia who fly in mass and pollinate plants that supply other species with a food source. So, therefore, removing such mosquitos will massively affect the food chain and, therefore, affect us humans. What you really want is to remove mosquitoes that are vectors, the ones that are dangerous for humans instead of all the mosquitos! You shouldn't trust Google, Google is a bad friend.

[@tc1817]

Charles Wright and where did you find this tidbit of stupidity?

[@zajdabneeg]

Perfect for me to catch and use to feed my fish

[@zajdabneeg]

Dagwood Dogwood I just want dry instead of the larvae. I presume that the adults can move meaning that I can get more flies from more different location vs. Harvesting from 1 bucket and that bucket will take time to replenish after a harvest. But there will always be mosquito flying around.

[@jawasstolemydroid4930]

This is the first good use for this product I've seen on this page.

[@ahaha731]

This product uses CO2 or propane? Why keep on saying propane tank....

[@nunyabiznis817]

The propane is used to produce CO2. Please pay the stupid tax.

[@johnonorgan]

its already very loud

[@nicholasn.2883]

If only they made a smaller one of these

[@dbeaulieu9730]

Mosquitoes in the rain?

[@aliasfred]

I built 4 bat houses. Guess what? no more skeeters!

[@Larrypint]

He is killing all insects not just mosquitos