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Set of 4 Fly Fans for Tables – Fly Repellent for Indoor and Outdoor Use – Portable and Automatic for Picnics, Restaurants, Parties, and Homes
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Product information
Description
Keep flies away from your food: The constant speed of the blades keeps insects and flies away from the fan, so you can use the fly fan all summer long to enjoy insect-free outdoor parties, barbecues, and picnics. The fly trap fan is quiet in operation and makes no noise. For large tables, multiple fans should be used. How the table fan works: The holographic pattern on the blades bends light (refraction) during rotation. The colored sunlight is not normal in nature and appears dangerous to fly, so insects avoid this fan and refuse to fly near it. Portable and lightweight fly trap fan: It is powered by 2 AA batteries (not included). Fly fans can not only be placed on the dining table as desired, but also feature a hanging loop at the bottom, allowing them to be hung up. Portable for all indoor or outdoor activities. Note: Once the fly fan body is extended, it cannot be retracted. Soft Blades: The flexible blades of the outdoor tabletop fly fan are 39.9 cm long, providing a larger working area. The fan blades can rotate 360 degrees. These soft-touch blades are flexible enough to stop if something touches them. Enjoy peace of mind without worrying about little hands getting hurt. Enjoy Life: Fly fans are perfect for indoor and outdoor parties, barbecues, and picnics. Keep your friends and family safe from insect and fly problems.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- OrganicYes
- Target speciesFlies
- Mode of actionNatural (essential oils)
- Ready to useYes
- Safe for children and petsYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME227394999
- MMID276509229390
- Product codeLINM-78462
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