Hudson Propane Insect Fogger Review

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(More customer reviews)I'll get right to the point. The trigger assembly gets stuck in the handle assembly, and makes the fogger virtually unusable, except for the occasional stick free squeeze (about 1 out of 20). Getting the trigger to pop back out of the handle is nearly impossible, and actually mine is completely stuck now and will not come out. It is quite annoying, and like I said makes it virtually unusable. I had already thrown away the box/receipt so basically just burned $60, plus I don't really feel like hastling with trying to get my money back. Trust me, it's junk, do not buy it.


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Clears outdoor areas of mosquitoes, flies, black flies, gnats and moths for hours - day or night. Fog drifts easily through dense foliage to kill flying insects for complete, effective coverage, then disperses quickly, leaving no active residue. Easy trigger action with lockable one-hand on/off control prevents accidental discharge. No matches required - self-igniting starter switch provides positive, cleaner ignition and makes it convenient to take anywhere. Attaches to standard propane canister (sold separately). Includes 1 qt. of fog liquid concentrate. Common Usage: Fogger, Indoor/Outdoor Use: Outdoor, Battery Required: No, Compatible With: Propane and fog concentrate, Includes: Fogger and 1 quart of concentrate, Assembly Required: No

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Bonide 420 Fog-Rx Propane Insect Fogger Review

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(More customer reviews)This product did not work right out of the box. It heated up fine but no fog. I checked the things the manual said to check with no luck. The pump didn't seem to be pulling any insecticide up into the tube. Seeing it looked pretty simple, I unscrewed the brass fitting at the end of the tube that pulls the insecticide into the burner. Inside is a small ball bearing that acts as a ball valve, and a spring. I suspect the spring was either misaligned or the brass fitting was screwed in too tightly to allow the valve to function properly. I replaced the components, screwed the brass fitting back on, and the pump now functioned fine. I still have the fogger, but only because I can't find an inexpensive alternative that performs any better.

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FOG Rx. Outdoor insect fogger works with any size propane cylinder. Self ignition starter. Lightweight and cordless. Propane cylinder not included. Use with Bonide Mosquito Beater, Bug Beater and or Fly Beater Barn and Stable Insecticide fogs. Fogging fuel not included.

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