Bug Zapper Attractant

I was doubtful to buy this product which was so cheap and described as an Octenol substitute. For those of you who do not know what Octenol smells like, I would say... go to a hockey locker room after a match... This is a smell you do not want into your garage and at first, I was using octenol with my bug zapper in my garage (South Florida... lots of tiny mosquitos) and every time I was entering the car in the garage, I could tell that the octenol cartridge was not dead...yet! So I changed to this products which does not smell like a hockey-club locker room, just a faint vinegar fragrance and it works very well, not to mention that the bottle lasts much longer than the very expensive cartridges.

Attracted everything but mosquitos, sand gnats and deer flies. Just get octinol instead

Haven't seen much of a difference. A bit pricey for size of bottle. Will not last long.

Bought this to try and avoid paying $7-8 for 1 stick on attractant pad. It works great! 4 sprays on the bottom of the zapper, and Waa Laa! Lasts about a week , then respray. Bottle is small, though. Thought it might be bigger for the price- thus the 4 stars average.

tried product, and it did work, but did not last long... Sooo - I added this to the side trays of a Hoont bug killer uv fan (1/2 of the spray bottle), and was surprised at the BALL of dead mosquitoes I had pulled out of the Hoont basket a week later. This is my go to... Add that its not a threat to pets or humans (package says so)... all good.

We spray this on a cotton makeup disk pad in a fabric drawstring bag tied to the Dyna trap when we are going to be out in the yard so it attracts the mosquitoes away from us into the trap. It works great and smells fine.

This is just VERY OVERPRICED apple cider vinegar! DO NOT BUY Donaldson Farms Bug Zapper Attractant Spray if you're trying to attract and kill mosquitos. Buy real Octenol, which is proven to attract mosquitos. This is (as far as I can tell) just pure apple cider vinegar. ACV will attract fruit flies, but has no proven affect on mosquitos. After using it for several weeks, I found no difference in the amount of mosquitos that my indoor mosquito trap captured. Just more fruit flies. Sure, Octenol is a chemical made by a giant chemical corporation, but what is worse? Supporting that corporation by using their patented chemical, or being bitten by mosquitos in your home, which can pass on several dangerous diseases? Buy real Octenol if you want to control mosquitos. If you only need to control fruit files, just buy apple cider vinegar, which is WAY cheaper than this bottle.

I usually look at reviews before I make a purchase. This spray seemed to have good reviews. Plus it is suppose to be natural without all the chemicals. After I bought it I was a little excited to try it right away. I kept using it but it just doesn't work well at all. I'm disappointed.