It was a season when dead cicadas were noticeable on the balcony and at the entrance. It also includes a semi-final that looks dead and is alive. Why did they choose their home at the end of their short life (?)? I'd like to ask why, but neither the dead semi nor the semifinal tells me anything.

But dealing with dead cicadas is easy. It doesn't move, so it's easy to dispose of. The semi-final will eventually stop working. Rather, the problem this season is the live pests that jump into the living room and bedroom. How do you fight them?

"Insect hunter" may solve this problem. This is an insect catching item that can be caught alive without killing insects.


"Insect Hunter" is a shotgun-type insect catching goods that sucks and captures insects. By pulling the trigger, insects near the muzzle are sucked at once. It doesn't use any electricity or chemicals, so it's safe for families with children.



Insects sucked are captured in a special cartridge. The cartridge has a barb, which makes it difficult for insects to escape. In addition, the cartridge is removable so that insects can escape without touching it.


Now, the "insect hunter" has two drawbacks. It's too small in size and not as strong as you might think. As the product name "fly-goodbye" suggests, it is suitable for catching small flies, but it is impossible to suck cockroaches of general size. You can't even inhale semi-finals or semi-finals. Even if the insects to be caught are small, if they move quickly or if they fly, it will take a lot of training to catch them. Because the suction power is weak, it is necessary to bring the muzzle closer to the insect. Until you get the hang of it, you will inhale only the sand, dirt and dust around the insects, not the insects.

"I have smoked something boring again."

The days of muttering and sighing may continue.

You can purchase it from White Box.com or Amazon.co.jp. The price is 2,980 yen.