NY Times: Wirecutter: Bug Control Gear That Actually Works
NY Times: Wirecutter: Bug Control Gear That Actually Works

NY Times: Wirecutter: Bug Control Gear That Actually Works
NY Times: Wirecutter: Bug Control Gear That Actually Works
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In an industry rife with bogus products, these are the repellents and traps that experts agree can effectively keep bugs away.
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Bug Control Gear That Actually Works
Essentials
These items are your first line of defense against the types of things you want to go away.
Bug repellent for skin
3 picks, $2–$21
If you use only one item on this list, make it bug repellent—this should be your first line of defense, and a regular necessity anytime you head into the swarm.
Continue reading to learn about bug control gear that works, written by Harry Sawyers.

NY Times: Wirecutter: Bug Control Gear That Actually Works


Bug Control Gear That Actually Works
Essentials
These items are your first line of defense against the types of things you want to go away.
Bug repellent for skin
3 picks, $2–$21
If you use only one item on this list, make it bug repellent—this should be your first line of defense, and a regular necessity anytime you head into the swarm.
Continue reading to learn about bug control gear that works, written by Harry Sawyers.


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NY Times: Wirecutter: Bug Control Gear That Actually Works


Bug Control Gear That Actually Works
Essentials
These items are your first line of defense against the types of things you want to go away.
Bug repellent for skin
3 picks, $2–$21
If you use only one item on this list, make it bug repellent—this should be your first line of defense, and a regular necessity anytime you head into the swarm.
Continue reading to learn about bug control gear that works, written by Harry Sawyers.


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