[Mike89]

Bought a Clima Pest Guard for my bedroom and to take on camping trips. It lights up and seems to pull bugs in, and it’s pretty quiet, but I’m not sure it’s actually stopping bites. Anyone used it overnight and noticed fewer mosquitoes around or on you in the morning?

[techguy22]

I’ve run one overnight in my bedroom and took it camping once. It did catch a few mosquitoes and I think I had fewer bites in the morning, not perfect but noticeable. Quiet and easy to pack, so I’d keep using it maybe.

[Dani Moon]

Tried it on my porch, caught a few bugs but still woke up with bites, not worth the hype.

[SarahM]

I think it does better in small enclosed spaces than out on an open porch. Maybe that’s why some people still wake up with bites, not totally sure though.

[HanSolo]

No noticeable smell from it, so I slept fine unlike when I use coils or sprays. That alone makes it worth keeping around even if it doesn’t stop every bite.

[AnnaK]

Took one camping and it definitely attracted gnats and moths more than the big mozzies. Quiet and easy to charge, but I’m skeptical it actually prevents bites on its own.

[LiamW]

Took one in a tent once. It attracted a few little bugs but I still woke up with bites, so I stay skeptical it actually prevents bites rather than just catching random moths.

[RyanT]

I’ve been using mine in the bedroom for about a week now and honestly I think it helps. I’m not waking up scratching like I used to and it catches a few things overnight.

[Kevin C]

Pretty much what I figured. Sounds like it’s better at catching random bugs than actually stopping mosquitoes from biting you. I was considering one but I’ll probably just stick with a fan or something instead.

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