The Executioner Fly Swat Wasp Bug Mosquito Swatter Zapper
Electric Bug Zapper The Executioner Fly Swat Wasp Bug Mosquito Swatter ZapperThe Executioner Fly Swat Wasp Bug Mosquito Swatter Zapper
- Genuine branded ExecutionerTM * Not a Cheap Copy *
- Built to last, Made with ABS Plastic not brittle recycled plastic
- 2 AA batteries included
- Fully CE Approved and Trading Standards Passed
- 1 Years Full Warranty, our racket is built to last!
- Living right across from a horse farm has its down side. I am convinced that we get way more than our fair share of flies around here. Until now, I saw this as strictly as a bummer. With my new toy I now like flies even better than lightning bugs. With this gizmo the flies produce a much more impressive electric blue flash that puts the old LB neon glow to shame. Plus the there is that resounding snap as they are dispatched to the plasma. Who has time to wait for a fly to decide to light on a priceless vase before you can smite it with an old time swatter. Now you can just take a swipe at it with the Executioner and zap that pest right out of thin air.
Seriously, this is really a better way to rid yourself of those irritating and disease ridden pests. Aerosol sprays can trigger asthma attacks, and as much as I detest files I really don't enjoy watching them in their death throes as they spin out in the ultimate bad trip. While it may be satisfying to know you are still quick enough to nail them with your bare hand that quickly loses its appeal after the first messy success. Traditional flyswatters seem to be designed to weaponize fly guts. You really didn't think that all that mess remained on the business side of the mesh did you?
With a 7" x 8" kill zone, your new sporting good wills make it easy to instantly incinerate the pests. In case you get too enthusiastic, its tennis racket shape is created from sturdy plastic so it is not likely to break off in your hand, unless off course you try and use it like a retro swatter. At first I was not sure if it would be easier to nail a fly on the fly than to ambush it while it is resting. No doubt about it. After a swipe or two you will never go back to the old way.Read more
