If you kill a spider on the wall/ceiling, does the spider stick to the zapper rather than just fall down?
1426443
Depends on the size of the spider...if it's a really big one, it falls down and then you have to step on it.
1426444
Sorry I have never zapped a spider. But I would imagine that the spider would either fall or stick to the zapper.
1426445
If you hold down the zapper button while holding the zapper against the bug for a couple of seconds the spider / bug is killed but it does NOT stick to the zapper itself. I like this because I have not had to clean the zapper once. The surface sort of reminds me of a non-stick skillet! Last night I killed a rather fast moving spider on the wall and I just maneuvered it so the dead spider was sitting on top and walked it to the door and flipped it outside! Done. Tuned it off, put it away. (Still working off original batteries from almost 9 months ago too.)
1260027
No, it just hangs from one hook in the ceiling. (You need to provide the hook).
1162422
Assuming your ceiling is flat (parallel to the floor), I would definitely think that things would just fall off. The front end of the hook is not quite parallel with the back side that attaches to the wall - it has a taper, and if flipped 90 degrees to be on a ceiling, that would be a ramp down for objects to slide off.
1082910
I think it's just the walls. I'm away from home now or I could look for you, since I set it up before I left so I could throw everything in the moment I get home. I really like this thing - I know it gets up to the temp to kill them because I tested it with my own thermometer. Even though it is supposed to take only a few minutes at the temp they said kills the bugs and eggs, I left mine in for hours to be sure. None of my stuff was harmed, and I have no bedbugs, so I'm assuming it worked!
567249
I have not seen it kill any beetles, nor seen any dead ones around it, so I'm not sure. It does make quite a noticeable zap noise. I think they all do depending on the size of the bug.
1674133
There is a little botton you hold on the side when swatting at a bug. A little red light turns on on the side to let you know the zapper is on. You only press and hold the small botton when you are going to zap a bug.
1311753
Mine is just one layer. It zaps flies instantly if you actually hit the fly. Often they see it coming and take off in the other direction. If they try to fly straight up, they are gonners.
1286243
Sorry, only one bug at a time. However, I am very happy with how well this gadget works. Was never disappointed in it. Even when the spider was curled up in a ceiling corner, it grabbed the bug on the first try. No matter how fast the spider was running, I got it on first try. Can't stand bugs.
2063494
It kills whatever insects LAND on where you sprayed; Walls, Floors, etc. It is not a fogger and does not prevent mosquitos from flying in the air near the surfaces where you sprayed.
599754
?45%? There isn't any movement for the tablet the main body of the spider is secured directly to the back of the tablet, once it is secured all the legs can be use to put at almost any angle...you could use string and hang it from the ceiling, hope this helps
1283390
no.It zapped mine and I woke up it zapped it then the light blinks.it stops zapping.
1532617
As far as I know, he hasn't tried that yet. Personally, I believe it would if you are within range. It's worked on every bug he's aimed it at within the proper range. It took me two tries to kill a big spider because I was afraid to get close enough. You have to be within three feet of your target. Good luck!
1375405
Yes, it only works the way it is pictured. It doesn't stick very well if the walls aren't clean. Fabric spray adhesive works well and you can still take it down without a problem.
112668
No. It will zap only if the light is on. And the light is triggered by your thumb. BTW, the zap isn't bad...I tried it on myself.
999504
It doesn't work. I purchased 3 & it did repel the spiders but not the mouse. I ended up buying a glue trap to get rid of it.
1225703
It did not stop spiders. It only gives off a pulse at foot level when it senses motion.
1364058
No idea i know it wirks well around the house for insects by leaving an invisible layers, so that when self cleani.g insects such as roaches it affects tbere nervous system. I believe if you put it on the meat it may kill them if they land on it if they are slf cleaning. I knlw spiders are a little tricky because they do not clean thwmselves,but from what i understand it kills the beacuse of the trace amounts of insecticide left on other insects they eat so maybe. I would contact a local college science deprtment or the manufacture or just try it. If it doesnt work on the wasps you will have a vreat insecticide for around the house. Good luck No idea i know it wirks well around the house for insects by leaving an invisible layers, so that when self cleani.g insects such as roaches it affects tbere nervous system. I believe if you put it on the meat it may kill them if they land on it if they are slf cleaning. I knlw spiders are a little tricky because they do not clean thwmselves,but from what i understand it kills the beacuse of the trace amounts of insecticide left on other insects they eat so maybe. I would contact a local college science deprtment or the manufacture or just try it. If it doesnt work on the wasps you will... » Read More No idea i know it wirks well around the house for insects by leaving an invisible layers, so that when self cleani.g insects such as roaches it affects tbere nervous system. I believe if you put it on the meat it may kill them if they land on it if they are slf cleaning. I knlw spiders are a little tricky because they do not clean thwmselves,but from what i understand it kills the beacuse of the trace amounts of insecticide left on other insects they eat so maybe. I would contact a local college science deprtment or the manufacture or just try it. If it doesnt work on the wasps you will have a vreat insecticide for around the house. Good luck « Show Less