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Homesteader's Hearth Mosquito Repellant Candle
Homesteader's Hearth Mosquito Repellant Candle
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A compact repellent that uses slow-burning natural materials to help keep mosquitoes away from your space.
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Core Benefits
- Premium beeswax base
- Plant-derived active blend led by Geraniol
- Cedarwood oil and Cinnamon oil as supporting actives
- Designed for outdoor patios, porches, restaurants, and backyard gatherings
- Clean metal tin with premium label presentation
- Available in Small and Large sizes
- Made in USA
- For outdoor use only
What It’s For
- Backyard patios and decks
- Camping and hiking
- Outdoor dinners and gatherings
- Beach trips
- Evenings where mosquitoes are a problem
How It Works
Mosquitos locate victims by searching for body heat and skin odors. Upon lighting a mosquito repellant, repellent oils interfere with a mosquito's sense receptors. Confused and repelled by the mixture of smoke and natural oils, they cease their usual behavior of landing on mammals and drawing blood, thanks to the use of the Homesteader's Mosquito Repellant. Our repellant makes it difficult for them to navigate or detect the carbon dioxide and lactic acid humans exhale.
How to Use
- Place the vessel on a flat stable surface. Tests confirm our vessels do not overheat or damage furniture
- Light beeswax wick
- Allow a steady burn to establish
- Position near seating or activity area for best effect
- For extended use, be sure to place provided lid over the top to reuse our product.
What’s Included
- Tin filled with repellent blend
- Proprietary, long burning, wind resistant wick.
FAQ
How does it repel mosquitoes?
It produces a scent and light smoke from natural ingredients (cedar, geranoil and cinnamon) that repels mosquitos and inhibits their ability to detect human beings.
How long does it burn?
Large size burns for up to 60 hours, smaller size burns for 20.
Is it safe to breathe?
It is made from non-toxic, natural materials. Use in well-ventilated outdoor areas.
Where should I place it?
Close to your seating area, ideally upwind so the scent and smoke move across your space.
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