All types of pest control Gadgets

Bug zappers are designed to attract flying insects, such as mosquitoes and flies, using ultraviolet light. When the insects come into contact with an electrified grid or a charged surface, they are electrocuted and killed. These devices are typically used outdoors and can help reduce flying insect populations.

Glue traps consist of adhesive surfaces that capture pests like mice, rats, cockroaches, and insects. When the pests come into contact with the sticky surface, they become trapped. Glue traps are typically non-toxic and can be used in various areas where pests are likely to pass through.

Insect light traps use ultraviolet light to attract flying insects, which are then captured on sticky glue boards or trapped in a container. These devices are commonly used in commercial or industrial settings to control flying insects like flies, moths, and beetles.

Snap traps are spring-loaded devices designed to quickly and humanely kill rodents like mice and rats. When a rodent triggers the trap by touching the bait, the spring mechanism snaps shut, delivering a lethal blow. Snap traps are widely used both indoors and outdoors for rodent control.

These devices emit ultrasonic sound waves or vibrations that are intended to deter rodents. The high-frequency sounds are believed to be disruptive to rodent behavior, driving them away from the area. However, their effectiveness can vary, and they may not work well in all situations.

Mosquito traps use a combination of attractants, such as carbon dioxide, heat, light, and specific scents, to lure and capture mosquitoes. Some traps use fans or sticky surfaces to capture the attracted mosquitoes, while others employ mechanisms to trap and kill them.