: Flowtron MA-1000-6 Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges (6-Pack)

: Flowtron MA-1000-6 Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges (6-Pack)

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Flowtron MA-1000-6 Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges (6-Pack)

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Flowtron MA-1000-6 Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges (6-Pack)
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Gaunz Org Price: $34.00
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Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 352





Binding: Lawn & Patio
Product Brand: Flowtron
EAN: 0026713810064
Label: Flowtron
Product Manufacturer: Flowtron
Model: MA-1000-6F
Publisher: Flowtron
Ranking: 352
Studio: Flowtron


Piece facts:
  • Remains effective for up to three months
  • Convenient 6-pack
  • For use with electronic insect killers
  • Safe and easy to install
  • 6-pack dimensions 10" long, 6" wide, 1/2" high weighs 1 lb.




(6-Pack) Cartridges Attractant Mosquito Octenol MA-1000-6 Flowtron






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Remains effective for up to three months Convenient 6-pack For use with electronic insect killers Safe and easy to install 6-pack dimensions 10' long, 6' wide, 1/2' high weighs 1 lb.








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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating:  out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * No more mosquitoes ...
The Flowtron lamp doesn't work at all to get rid of the mosquitoes without these cartridges.

They're great!

Just make sure that you paste it so that the holes on the cartridge are exposed because my boyfriend did it the other way around and couldn't figure out why it didn't work until I got a closer look at it!



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - A real bug getter
Flowtron MA-1000-6 Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges (6-Pack)I was very skeptical that this product would work. But it did. I will be sure to put my Flowtron Model BK-40D Electronic Insect Killer (One Acre Coverage)out with Flowtron MA-1000-6 Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges (6-Pack)the first thing next spring to get a jump on those pesty critters. I would recomend these products to anyone .



Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * Does Its Job But At A Cost ...
This can get pretty expensive during the summer. You will go through one cartridge per week, so stock up if on sale.



Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Be gone Mosquitos!!!
We live on 1/2 acre w/2 pools behind our house, so I purched the Flowtron Octenol Mosquito Attractant Cartridges for the Flowtron 80-Watt. This unit has performed wonderfully! Our family was tired of spraying w/a mosquito repellent just to go outside even for a brief moment w/out being swarmed by mosquitos so this was just what we needed. Best purchase for some relief. Higly Remommended!!




Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - * Smells the same, costs less, and a name brand ...
Can be placed in any type of mosquito killer or catcher. Just place anywhere that the air flows around it. This is the best buy with Amazon free shipping. (Other suppliers will charge shipping for each small package. It adds up.)

This may be smaller than your original cartridges. However, no matter how big a cartridge is, it can not last much longer. It is better to buy the cheapest cartridge and replace it more often. And Flowtron is a name brand, not some unknown manufacturer.

I keep 2 of these cartridges in each mosquito trap, as follows. Twice a month, the oldest cartridge is thrown out, the other is moved to the back, and a new one is placed in the front. In my experience, Octenol may be more significant for catching the mosquitos than CO2, LED lights, UV lights, etc.

NOTE: please hold your breath from the moment you open the package--place your mosquito trap away from where you sit or work--use gloves or be very careful not to touch the chemically infused areas. I doubt that anyone knows the long term risks of octenol. The smell is noticably noxious, sort of like moth balls, and labeled as dangerous.



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(6-Pack) Cartridges Attractant Mosquito Octenol MA-1000-6 Flowtron
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