Most plug-in mosquito repellents work with the help of a liquid or tablet which is heated to slowly emit an insect deterrent. Often, the vapour is odourless and undetectable by humans.

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Hi, I was just wondering when it is safe to use one of those electrical plug in mozzie repellent things. My LO is 17 months old, and Mikes Mozzie spray doesn' t work for long enough. And a net is out ...

Personal insect repellent (also called bug spray) can help protect you from insect bites. There are many products on the market that claim to protect against insect bites. Only those that have been ...

The Thermacell E55 Rechargeable Mosquito Repellent is a convenient way to keep mosquitoes away without sprays, odors, or sound. It actually works.

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It is the summer season—the time when mosquitoes start their attacks all over. And so most people use coils, vaporisers, and plug-ins—a common feature in Indian households during the warmer months—to ...

Compatible with a range of global plug sockets, the Boots plug-in mosquito repellent vaporiser is effective against mosquitoes, tiger mosquitoes and yellow fever mosquitoes.