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The snags are on, the sun is going down, and the first fly of the evening lands on the coleslaw. Then another one. By the time the mozzies turn up you're spending the barbecue waving one hand over the plates and slapping your ankles with the other. An electric fly swatter ends that in one swing.
The rolled-up newspaper misses more than it hits and leaves a mark on the wall when it does connect. The spray can works, but now the whole patio smells of it, and so does the food.
This bug zapper racket takes the other route. Swing it through the air, let the grid do the rest, and nothing ends up on the walls or the food.
Press and hold the button on the handle and the inner electric grid switches on. The red LED beside it lights up, so you always know when the racket is live. The moment you let go of the button, it's off again.
The head is three layers deep. An outer safety mesh sits on each side of the electric grid, there to stop accidental contact with the grid itself. A fly, mozzie or wasp caught in the swing passes through the outer mesh and meets the live grid in the middle.
The 18.8 cm head is shaped like a tennis racket and swings like one. That gives you a wide target and a natural backhand at anything buzzing around the light over the outdoor table, and you don't need to wait for a fly to land first.
It's cordless and runs on 2 AA batteries that slot into the base of the handle (batteries not included). No cord to trip over and no power point needed, so it goes from the kitchen to the patio to the campsite in the gear tub.
Swing it. Zap it. Back to the barbie.
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