Fuel-ZoneGuard Base Patio Shield Mosquito Repeller, Linen

Amazing, it’s easy to use and works very well.

We used these for an outdoor party and kept them in an open patio area. There were a lot of people there and no one complained about getting bit. A lot of people said they were going to buy one.I think there are fantastic, however they do not work so well in a wide open area, because the product can be moved by the wind.Keep your expectations real.

These work great for us. I start them before we plan to have company or hang outside during mosquito season and they provide protection in our sitting area and/or on our dining pavilion. It's a little hard to see the orange light in the little window but it's there. Remember to turn off when you're going inside and if you don't use them again SOON, the blue wick (on top) may dry out and need to be replaced.

I just got this item yesterday and I’ve used it two times sitting in my outside lanai and so far I have no mosquito bites first time in a long time. Can’t wait to use this by the pool area.

15 ft. Zone is pure BS.I live at 5400ft above sea level here in Arizona's high country and while this will chase the little blood sucking flies off along with other pesky bugs, the 15 foot zone is pure BS... not true. Then they claim the repellant mats will last 4 hours...again, pure BS. Maybe 2 hours out on the porch.Replaced my 4 year old thermacells with new ones due to the strikers wearing out.The new ones burn through a mat in 2 hours. The new ones are temperamental and have to to ignited multiple times before they'll stay lit.Bottom line; yes, they do repell mosquitoes and other pests but not 15 feet radius. More like a 3 foot radius.They're very expensive and get used up fast causing you to keep paying big bucks to repel the little blood suckered but they do work. Just not as advertised. Be prepared to restocking often.

Does a great job keeping bugs away. Would highly recommend to anyone who is prone to getting mosquito bites