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I initially thought the clever bottle locking feature was to prevent people from refilling it. But I've now found out that they do a different version with a bottle of prallethrin based insecticide, and the design is effectively a childproof lock on the bottle to stop kids drinking the contents. They do actually tell you to push the bottle in hard to unscrew it, as I showed.
Interestingly, the bottle style is very similar to Indian mosquito plugs that I've looked at before.
These units use a lemongrass and eucalyptus oil to act as a deterrent to flying insects. I'm not sure how effective that is versus a transfluthrin vaporiser. The use of the phrase "holistic remedy" is a bit suspicious. It implies it is intended to be used alongside other products, but may not be effective on its own.
The design of the fixed output heater block is quite neat. It's odd to see a custom ceramic heater like that.
Let me know if you've used one of these, and how effective it was.
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I initially thought the clever bottle locking feature was to prevent people from refilling it. But I've now found out that they do a different version with a bottle of prallethrin based insecticide, and the design is effectively a childproof lock on the bottle to stop kids drinking the contents. They do actually tell you to push the bottle in hard to unscrew it, as I showed.
Interestingly, the bottle style is very similar to Indian mosquito plugs that I've looked at before.
These units use a lemongrass and eucalyptus oil to act as a deterrent to flying insects. I'm not sure how effective that is versus a transfluthrin vaporiser. The use of the phrase "holistic remedy" is a bit suspicious. It implies it is intended to be used alongside other products, but may not be effective on its own.
The design of the fixed output heater block is quite neat. It's odd to see a custom ceramic heater like that.
Let me know if you've used one of these, and how effective it was.
If you enjoy these videos you can help support the channel with a dollar for coffee, cookies and random gadgets for disassembly at:- bigclive.com/coffee.htm
This also keeps the channel independent of YouTube's algorithm quirks, allowing it to be a bit more dangerous and naughty.
#ElectronicsCreators
