spasm3
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This can be a controversial item.
Having/using one of these requires discretion.
It also requires attention to breeze direction, and talking with the campers around you. I generally talk to who is on each side and in front or behind me. It some one is opposed to it, I don't use it. Most of the time they say sure, fog my site too! Which requires me checking with the people around them.
I would never use it without checking around you for open windows on other units or hybrid/tent campers and them knowing and agreeing. Last thing you want is to get kicked out of a campground for angering someone near you.
It's all about being a good next door camper. If all agree, I usually do this early in the morning, as less people are out, and I don't draw as much attention.
Having said all that here is what I use.
A Burgess fogger. It uses a propane cylinder to heat the fogging coil. Black Flag makes the fogging solution.
It works well really fogs. You need to plan your approach so you don't walk through and breath the fog. I fog all around and under my camper and and truck.
If it does not rain, it lasts a good 24hrs maybe longer. Seems to really keep away the gnats and mosquitoes.
I'd rather put the fog around my campsite,than spray chemicals on my skin (i.e. repellant).
Works good at home too, I even fog my wood stack a day or so before grabbing some, to prevent spiders.
Having/using one of these requires discretion.
It also requires attention to breeze direction, and talking with the campers around you. I generally talk to who is on each side and in front or behind me. It some one is opposed to it, I don't use it. Most of the time they say sure, fog my site too! Which requires me checking with the people around them.
I would never use it without checking around you for open windows on other units or hybrid/tent campers and them knowing and agreeing. Last thing you want is to get kicked out of a campground for angering someone near you.
It's all about being a good next door camper. If all agree, I usually do this early in the morning, as less people are out, and I don't draw as much attention.
Having said all that here is what I use.
A Burgess fogger. It uses a propane cylinder to heat the fogging coil. Black Flag makes the fogging solution.
It works well really fogs. You need to plan your approach so you don't walk through and breath the fog. I fog all around and under my camper and and truck.
If it does not rain, it lasts a good 24hrs maybe longer. Seems to really keep away the gnats and mosquitoes.
I'd rather put the fog around my campsite,than spray chemicals on my skin (i.e. repellant).
Works good at home too, I even fog my wood stack a day or so before grabbing some, to prevent spiders.
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. It probably smells better than bug spray though.