Buzz
1. A powerful bug zapper to ensure your outdoor time stays enjoyable and not a fight against pests. It’ll also take care of those pesky gnats, moths, and flies darting about.
2. An electric bug swatter because mosquitoes have been making themselves at home and feasting on you. This handy racket is perfect for both indoor and outdoor use!
3. A UV light trap designed to lure in all sorts of flying insects, keeping them away from you and your home. The best part? No zapping involved! Mosquitoes, gnats, and fruit flies are drawn in and trapped on a sticky pad at the bottom.
4. A patio table mosquito net enclosure for when those irritating pests are the only thing standing between you and your outdoor oasis.
5. An effortlessly installable magnetic screen door because pests are never welcome inside your home. It lets in fresh air while keeping insects out.
6. A set of two ready-to-use fruit fly traps designed to attract and eliminate the fruit flies invading your space. Each trap is effective for up to 45 days!
7. A set of houseplant sticky traps to help you eliminate the bothersome gnats making themselves at home in your monstera and fiddle-leaf figs. Simply place the traps in the soil and let the nontoxic traps do their job (trap).
8. Non-toxic adhesive window fly traps that capture flies before they even get the chance to buzz into your home. They're water- and weather-resistant, ensuring your space stays fly-free, rain or shine. These traps also work on mosquitoes, gnats, and most other flying insects.
9. A citronella and lime insect repellent candle because your outdoor enjoyment shouldn’t come with a side of mosquito bites. This soy wax candle lasts up to 25 hours and comes in a reusable acacia bowl!
Hawaiian Candle is a Nevada-based, mom-run Etsy shop offering tropical-inspired candles, lip balms, and body butters.
Promising review: "I bought this because I'm not a huge fan of citronella smell but needed something for the mosquitoes, and this is perfect! Smells great and works well." —annamartinezharris
Get it from Hawaiian Candle on Etsy for $16.
10. A set of two door draft stoppers with adhesive strips for easy installation. Say goodbye to creepy-crawlers sneaking into your home, as their entry points are now sealed off.
11. A fragrance-free insect-repellent lotion to protect you from ticks and mosquitoes all summer long. It dries quickly and is non-greasy, so it won't damage your clothes. Perfect for barbecues, hikes, and beach outings!
12. A vegan insect repellent spray crafted from lemongrass, catnip, thyme, lavender, and peppermint essential oils, ensuring you’re not only unappealing to bugs but also smelling fantastic. A total win-win!
Located on a 2-acre farm in Oregon, Wild Rose Herbs is a small Etsy shop offering natural skincare products, from lip balm to tattoo aftercare solutions.
Promising review: “This is the ONLY insect repellent that I trust on my children and myself. The organic, natural ingredients and the care and attention Wild Rose Herbs puts into everything they create makes this an easy choice. The scent is also really lovely, which is a big plus, and IT REALLY WORKS!” —Elhi33
Get it from Wild Rose Herbs on Etsy for $9.95.
13. Window screen repair tape to stop those pesky flying critters from sneaking in through tears in your screens. This waterproof, triple-layered tape ensures it stays intact, even during rain showers.
14. A set of two extendable window screens that are easy to install either vertically or horizontally, so you can enjoy fresh air without worrying about the mosquitoes outside planning their next attack.
15. A Shark Tank-featured bug bite suction tool designed to bring relief from mosquito bites—perfect for when you’re looking forward to wearing tank tops and shorts, but not those bothersome bloodsuckers. It works by drawing the irritant out from under your skin, giving you an itch-free experience.
16. A foam gap sealant to block any tiny openings where pests can sneak through. Once applied, it expands to fill spaces up to one inch wide.
17. A pair of ultrasonic pest repellers that, once plugged in, work their magic to send insects and rodents packing, giving you a pest-free home. It covers up to 1,200 square feet!
Ever Pest is a small business committed to keeping your home pest-free.
Promising review: "I bought the Ever Pest Rodent Repelling Device for my basement, which has always had issues with pests like rodents and bugs. With small children, dogs, and chickens, I wanted something safe, natural, and effective — and this is it! It's so easy to use, just plug it in and forget about it. It even has a blue nightlight so I know it's working! After using it by my basement door, I haven't seen any pests or droppings. I’m definitely buying more for other areas in the house!" —sladerade85
Get a two-pack from Ever Pest on Amazon for $19.99.
18. An easy-to-use bug catcher with soft bristles to gently collect bugs. Forget chasing them with a cup and paper—just catch them and release them safely outside!
My Critter Catcher is a small business providing a simple, non-toxic solution to help you remove pests from your home.
Promising review: "I absolutely love this tool! I live near a forest, so we often get huge spiders coming inside, especially in the fall. I've used this to catch tons of them. Sometimes they escape, depending on the spider, but I usually manage to capture them and escort them outside. It’s also perfect for catching large mosquitoes. Highly recommend!" —Maggie T
Get it from My Critter Catcher on Amazon for $22.95+ (available in three colors).
19. A garbage guard for when your trash can becomes a haven for pests. This guard not only kills insects but also helps prevent future infestations. And don’t worry, it's completely odorless (though your trash may not be).
20. A bottle of ant bait granules that you sprinkle around the edges of your home to form a barrier that keeps ants out. It works by deceiving ants into thinking the granules are food, so they carry them back to their colonies where they consume them and ultimately perish.
21. A set of six non-toxic moth traps because watching them live out their tragic Icarus-like fate is a bit over the top. These traps use pheromones to lure the moths in, so all you need to do is place them and let them handle the rest.
The reviews for this post have been edited for length and clarity.
