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Fly Repellent Fan, 2-Pack, Fly Fan to Scare Away Flies, Mosquito Repellent Fan for Home, Dining Room, Patio, and Restaurant
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Description
Product Information 【Keeps Flies Away From Food】This flexible holographic blade repellent keeps flies and other insects away without the use of insecticides or fly swatters. You can enjoy conversation while dining with family and friends indoors and outdoors without constantly swatting flies. 【Safe Design】The fly fan device contains no harmful chemicals, making it safe to use around children, pets, and food. The rotating blades are made of soft plastic and are painless to the touch. If anything touches the fan blades, they will stop and then resume as soon as the obstruction is removed. 【Quiet, Foldable Fan】Features a foldable design for easy transport of the fly fan. The fan blades are silent and feature reflective patterns that break or bend light as they spin, giving them a menacing appearance. This disorients flying flies and keeps them away from you. Note: Once the fan body has been extended, it cannot be folded. 【Easy to Use】Our table fan operates on 2 AA batteries (not included). Simply remove the top layers, insert the batteries, and turn on the switch. 【Wide Range of Applications】This flying fan is lightweight and portable and has a variety of uses. The fly repellent can be used indoors and outdoors, making it ideal for picnics, camping, parties, sunbathing, and other outings.
Features
- BrandSANS MARQUE
- OrganicYes
- Mode of actionNatural (essential oils)
- Safe for children and petsYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME228789332
- MMID767163487389
- Product codeBESTone-02692
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