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Wednesday, 27 August 2008
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"Ordinary fly swatters just can’t compare."
-Dick Tracy - Sacramento
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"Proper technique requires killing pests while they are flying. Yelling 'Death to all invaders', or something like that, is optional and adds to the fun."
- Dennis Rockstroh - San Jose Mercury News
"Ordinary fly swatters just can’t compare."
- Dick Tracy - Sacramento Bee
"I took my blue Buzzwacket camping… and it worked great!"
- Steve Gibbs - Benicia Herald
"It’s especially ideal for picnickers who don’t want smashed bugs littering their table."
- Prof. John Chemsak - University of California, Berkeley, by Kristina Shevory of the Daily Californian
"Killing pesky flies is businessman’s new racket."
- Salina Journal - by the New York Times
"Richard DiLeo… has found a way to kill pests that takes nothing more than a paddle and a good backswing."
- Jill Goetz - Breakthroughs Magazine
"An elegantly simple device…the instantly popular Buzzwacket is threatening to turn pest pulverizing into a national sport."
- David Templeton - Santa Cruz Metro
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 During the warm months, there's hardly a day that goes by when a pesky
mosquito, fly or yellow jacket doesn't invade your personal space.
This
elegant, non-chemical and aerodynamic product is the solution to this common
frustration! This unique tool makes your camping, scouting, RV trip, or backyard
garden kit complete! The world's most effective bugswatter, it was
patented by a UC Berkeley alumnus and entomologist, Richard DiLeo, and whacks
them darned buggers right out of the air - a virtual aerial bug sifter.
Suggested Retail Price $4.95. |
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The world's most effective bugswatter
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 The Buzzwacket:
The world's most effective bugswatter. In order to attack a small, flying
insect in the air it is important not to push the pest away by a pressure wave
of air created by something large (the paddle) moving rapidly toward it. To
solve this, the Buzzwacket's grid is designed to be just smaller size than the
wingspan of the "general" flying pest. At ¼ inch center-to-center, the
Buzzwacket’s grid allows efficient airflow and positive insect contact. If the
paddle is extremely aerodynamic, it can be greatly increased in size without
compromising its swinging effectiveness. |
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