How to have a bug free BBQ from Jim McHale
Posted on July 25, 2008 with 1 Comment
Category: Flying Insects
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[...] No one likes to sit outside and be bitten by bugs. What’s the solution? Sears just came out with a mist fan that Jim Sears is confident will help keep pests away. The fan sprays mist over a range of 10 feet, which is usually the area covered by a small group of people. This is just one effective way to prevent bugs from biting or stinging you, but for more tips check out our clip on how to have a bug free BBQ! [...]