Today we are talking about insect repellent. I live here in southern Maine and in the spring and summer, black flies and mosquitoes can get out of control. In this video, I just want to show you some options you have to help deal with these pesky little bugs. I’m not actually reviewing any of these particular products and there are a lot more options out there for you. But this will give you some food for thought. First of all, you can deal with the bugs with the typical aerosol can spray, they are produced by many different brands different sizes and different scents as well as some difference in ingredients.
A very common ingredient found in many bug repellents is deet. There’s a lot of talk on the health issues surrounding this ingredient however it does work extremely well for repelling insects. So as I was saying you can apply this product with an aerosol can however if you don’t typically purchase products in aerosol form there are other options for example we have the pump spray, you would apply this note differently than the aerosol cans other than the fact you have to physically pump the sprayer to dispatch the product.
You also have wet wipes available that have insect repellent product on them so if you don’t want to spray or pump you can just wipe the repellent on you and your clothing to help deal with mosquito control. Now there are some people that would prefer not applying any type of chemical to their body and for them, we have the clip-on insect repellent option. This uses a battery to run a fan and it is also refillable so it can be used over and over again.
I put a few links in the description up top to get you started on a few different options that may work for you. I also talk a little bit about another variety of test control and that is bees, aunts and a few others there are many options for this as well. I show four of them here but again the products are almost limitless depending on your situation. Hopefully, you can enjoy your outdoor camping experience with little aggravation from the insects. Hopefully, you found something in this video to help you the next time you plan on spending time outside and enjoying mother nature.
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