NEW LAWN & GARDEN 3.0
Back by popular demand, our beloved, original LAWN & GARDEN edition is now available with all the bells and whistles.
Take heed fellows, if your wife is yelling at you about salt in her house, this one will put her over the top (same as the 2.0 version). Shoots a LARGER LOAD to combat pesky pests in the great outdoors. To the insects destroying the flowerbeds, tomato vines, and cabbage patches of America, we are issuing an official warning: ONE PUMP AND IT'S OVER!
The BUG-A-SALT 3.0 is specifically tailored to the needs of the more serious fly hunter. Custom improvements such as Cross-Bolt Safety, trigger redesign, and Patridge Sight (not to be confused with the bird; the sight is named after the famous rifleman Patridge) are guaranteed to turn grown men into little kids again. Join over 8 million humans on planet Earth and turn annoyance into fun! Non-toxic and no batteries required.
We are very proud of this new, lethal edition to our family. However, we must warn that instead of leaving flies whole for easy cleanup, it may splatter them. Lorenzo also assures the 3.0 model significantly increases odds for in-flight take down.
Check out the Official Demo Video below!
UPDATED FEATURES:
- Blasts a larger load of salt to combat pesky pests in the great outdoors.
- Non-toxic & no batteries required. Will not harm garden plants.
- Eradicates: common houseflies, biting flies, roaches of all sizes, lantern fly larvae and nymphs, cabbage worms & moths, slugs, aphids, stink bugs, black widows, earwigs, leafhoppers, and more.
- Not suitable for carpenter bees, wasps, water bugs, stink bugs, palmetto bugs, and any other bugs with a thick exoskeleton.
- For use by responsible people only. Do not shoot at pets, butterflies, kittens, or humans.
- Includes 1-year warranty.
RECOMMENDED INSECT TARGET GUIDE:
- BUG-A-SALT 3.0 works great on annoying soft-bodied insect pests: Houseflies, Flesh Flies, Horse Flies, Deer Flies, Black Widow Spiders, Mosquitoes, Crickets, Stink Bugs, Silverfish, Roaches (small-large), Sweater Moths, and Cabbage Worms.