Forgotten Amish Mosquito Trap That Kills Thousands Overnight

Most folks in America hand over two hundred dollars to four hundred dollars every summer chasing the mosquito off their porch. Sprays. Candles. Zappers. Plants that promise. Yard treatments the truck rolls in to deliver. By mid-July, the porch has been handed back to the bugs. None of it works. The mosquitoes still come. My name is Uncle Yoder. I am Amish, here in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. I have been catching mosquitoes on this farm since I was a boy, with a trap my grandfather built in 1947. Electricity has never run through this house. It never has. Ten of these traps spread around a property pull thousands of mosquitoes in a single week. The whole rig costs you nothing if you save the bottles from your kitchen. A couple summers back, my nephew was finally old enough to learn, and I walked him through it at the same workbench. Three pairs of hands on the same porch. Today I will walk you through how this thing works.