Kill THOUSANDS Of Mosquitoes A Night With This Simple Mosquito Catcher

They’re almost here – those wonderful summer months that many have been waiting for. Pool parties, backyard bar-b-ques, camping trips and baseball games… your summer fun is just right around the corner. There’s only one thing that can put a damper on your summer plans: waking up after a fun day outdoors to find yourself covered in itchy welts from pesky mosquitoes. If you’re one of those people who seem to never get bit by mosquitoes, lucky you. If you’re like me, you’re a walking magnet for the blood-sucking insects. The uncomfortable welts and painful itching of mosquito bites aren’t the only problem. Many mosquitoes carry dangerous diseases, including Malaria, Yellow Fever, West Nile Virus and Zika Virus. Over one million people worldwide die each year from mosquito-borne diseases. That’s why it’s extremely important to protect yourself from being bitten.

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Homemade Mosquito Trap

In the video below, host Dan Rojas teaches us how to make a mosquito trap at home. These traps are highly effective. They have the potential to kill of thousands of mosquitoes each night! You just need a few things to get started. You’ll Need:

A high-velocity fan
Fine mesh mosquito netting
70% isopropyl rubbing alcohol
Several heavy duty magnets

Directions:

Cut a piece of the mosquito netting. Make sure it’s big enough to cover one side of the fan.
Tuck the cord in close to the fan so it doesn’t get in the way.
Use your heavy duty magnets to fasten the netting onto one side of the fan. These should keep the netting in place.
Dilute the rubbing alcohol with 50% water, then pour the mixture into a spray bottle. The water makes the solution less flammable and it works better to kill mosquitoes.
Spray the netting evenly, without spraying the motor in the center of the fan.
Place a piece of white cardboard in front of the fan and spray some more of the solution onto this material. This will allow you to remove the netting and loosen the mosquito remains onto the board.
When your netting is full, turn off the fan and remove the netting, allowing it to fall onto the white board. The mosquito parts should fall right off.
The alcohol mixture will disintegrate, so there’s no cleaning hassle! If you want, you can leave the mosquito remains out for another animal to enjoy.