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S Sullivan

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Posted: 08/10/08 10:43pm

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Guest wrote:

Thermacell is now available at most Walmarts. Convenient and effective, but you gotta keep buying refills.

Worth it!

Were they in the sporting goods dept at Walmart?

edmontoncamper

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Posted: 08/11/08 08:10pm

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Anyone know where I can purchase stock in thermocell?

jeffnkelly

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Posted: 08/12/08 09:35am

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Eycom wrote:

Bring a fan. Skeeters and knats avoid a stiff breeze.

I agree... We have a small 12 box inch fan that we sit near us while sitting outside. If they get too bad, thats what the inside of the MOHO is for..

Smooth Roads!!!

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PattieAM

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Posted: 08/12/08 10:08am

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I've got a thermocell which works pretty well. I also have found that by using an oscellating fan outside, it keeps the skeeters away as they won't fight the breeze.

I use Cutter's BackYard at home (dispense via garden hose attachment) and it works well for several weeks.

Some say Avon's Skin-so-soft is a great deterrant. (I can't use it due to allergies).