PIC Mosquito Repelling Coils, Repellent, 1.76 oz, 4 Count Box, 6 Boxes (24 Coils Total)

Have used these products before and it is time to stock up again for the season. Started off with container of 4 mosquito coils and has 2 stands. Definitely for use outside only and each coil burns for 5-7 hours. You can even set apart several coils every 10 feet for greater coverage. We use ours on the patio the most. Early am and pm is a time when these pests come out. It is useful in places where there is little or no breeze such as patios and porches. Our next experiment is to light and see how effective this works on bees. I don't want to harm or kill them but there are times when they are in such abundance that even the hummingbird feeders are not safe. All we want is to sit on the porch and enjoy it. I will be getting more during the season due to mosquitos are out. There are instructions and pics on product to show how to use and place on the stand. Totally suggest to keep on hand if you live in the lower states or near water.

We live in southern Alabama, where it's hot for most of the year. And hot weather means mosquitos are always out. During the summer months, we have someone spray our yard for mosquitos, but the rest of the year, we don't. That's when these mosquito repelling coils come in very handy. My husband puts one by his grill area when he's cooking outdoors, and I like to keep one on the deck when I sit on it. They do a great job at keeping the mosquitos away. If you're trying to cover larger areas, you'll need to use more than one, but they're at a great price so it's cost efficient to light multiple and have a larger bug-free zone. It's always great to have these set up when we have guests come over to hang out in the backyard so we don't have to worry about them getting bit by mosquitos. The smell is odd, but isn't overwhelming. If I had to name one negative, that would be it, but even that isn't really a negative. It's no worse than bug spray, which is sticky and gross. I'd much rather light one of these coils. They're so easy to use. Just be careful where you put them so they aren't in reach of little ones. Kids can be curious at times.