Powerful Spray Saves The Day For RV Outdoor Fun

We are staying at an RV park on the beach in Corpus Christi, Texas. The other day I went outside to walk the dog and was attacked by biting flies. Red itchy welts began emerging on my arms and legs. It's too hot to wear long sleeves and pants, so I opted to use bug repellent instead. The next time I went out I sprayed on Cutter's Advanced insect repellent and they didn't come near me. There I was enjoying the morning while the guy next door was swatting at himself and bellowing his shirt to rid himself of the flies. I've been using this product for a year now and have found it to be effective. The bottle says it will repel mosquitoes, chiggers, biting flies, no-see-ums, gnats and fleas. I really don't like being bitten by bugs I can't see, the boogie-man of bugs those famous no-see-ums. We travel all over the country and never know when we'll encounter a bug pest fest so we make sure we have this product close by. Besides working great this stuff doesn't stink like products containing DEET (diethyltoluamide) which was developed by the Army in 1946 to combat bugs. Cutter's Advanced formula is non-greasy, non-stinky, and lasts a long time relying on Picaridin 7.0% as the main ingredient. We don't know whether this ingredient is effective in repelling ticks, so if you need to get ticks off stick with DEET containing products. Make sure you follow the directions on the back of the label. Debugging your RV holiday - Jim Twamley, Professor of RVing