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Mosquito repellent fan, 2-piece insect-repellent blades, mosquito repellent fan to keep flies and insects away from food
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Product never used, packaging damaged during transport. Unopened product, repackaged in our warehouses, in perfect working order, warranty available.
【Practical Flying Fan】This lightweight and odorless fly fan can be placed on a garden or picnic table to prevent flies from getting into your food. Its elegant appearance and practical functions are discreet, creating not only a stylish decoration on your dining table but also a fly-repelling effect.
【Safe Design】The fan blades are made of high-quality material. Soft and flexible, they stop and resume operation as soon as an obstruction is removed.
It contains no chemicals and is therefore safe to use near children, pets, and food. [How it works] The fly fan consists of a base and two reflective blades equipped with holographic dots. The reflections created by these rapidly rotating holographic dots disrupt the insects' vision and scare them away. This will get rid of flies without the need for chemical insecticides or fly swatters. [Easy to use] Our fly repellent operates on 2 AA batteries (not included) or is USB powered. It features a hanging hook on the base, making it convenient to carry and flexible to position as needed, allowing you to use it wherever you want. Easy to use, lightweight, and portable, it's ideal for outdoor barbecues, restaurants, family gatherings, and indoor parties. [Suitable for many occasions] The mosquito repellent fan can be placed next to ingredients while cooking to prevent flies from contaminating the food, and it can also be placed on the table while you and your family enjoy your meal. No more unpleasant and disgusting insects crawling on your food.Features
- BrandTEHTUY
- Length10 mm
- Weight100 g
- Warranty1 year(s)
- Intended useOutdoor
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