Bug Pellent Review
694 views · Published 30 May 2016 · 4:55 · Indexed 12 November 2026
Channel: The Budget Equestrian · 2016 · Pets & Animals
If you hate flies, and hate chemicals, this might be just the bug repellent you have been waiting for! This little hang up bug repellent is made using natural oils, like citronella, rosemary, and cinnamon. The thing that I like most about this product is that it doesn't contain chemical pesticides. And it smells great! I use essential oils in my home made fly spray, and many other things that I make for myself, so that is probably why I like the smell. It says it has 9 essential oils in this product. I am not sure what they all are, but I think I can smell some eucalyptus in there too, which is good for respiratory issues too, so that's a bonus! It's hard to see in the video,but it really did cut down on the flies buzzing around! And it's nice to walk into my horse's stalls and being able to smell the different essential oils is nice, it's like I am giving my horses aroma-therapy! Even just having the little unit up for a couple of hours I noticed less flies, and my horses tails weren't going crazy swatting and swishing. On the box it tells you to use 1 bug pellent for every 4000 cubic feet of space. My barn (stall space is about 24 x 12, and the one hanger I have in there seems to be working effectively for the space. It is really inexpensive too, around $15.00 on Dover Saddlery. Compare that too having to spray down your barn, or worse, buying a whole barn spray system. I don't know about you, but that isn't in my budget! The hanger is supposed to last 2 months, and you can also buy refills for it, which is also very nice. I am really glad I found this product, because I am always looking for natural ways to deal with bugs instead of resorting to pesticides. So far so good, and this is something I will be buying again! I found it at State Line Tack for $14.36 http://www.statelinetack.com I bought it from Dover Saddlery for $12.59 (it was on sale) http://www.doversaddlery.com The company is VeruGreen Naturals, and the product has a website: http://www.bugpellent.com If you liked this review, why not stop by my website to see what other products I have reviewed, or just to have a look around! http://budgetequestrian.com
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