Summit Responsible Solutions 155 Summit 100 Count Mosquito Dunk, Natural

These Mosquito Dunks really do the Job! We live in the desert, and have a large dry creek behind our home. It only flows occasionally, when a large rain storm passes through, a few times each year. After each flow, the creek bed dries up gradually, but leaves large pools of water, which might take a month or so to completely dry up. During that month the warm desert heat provides a PERFECT breeding place for mosquitos. Putting a few dunks in each pool solves that problem. So, why only 4 stars? That's because the PACKAGING of these dunks is virtually impossible to get into! It takes a serrated knife and a pair of scissors and a LOT of time to get these dunks out of their EXTREMELY TOUGH plastic packaging. Despite my best efforts, it takes me about an HOUR to remove all these dunks from their packaging. Hopefully, the manufacturer will read this review, and improve their packaging, so I can update this review to 5 stars, which this product would otherwise merit.

I gave this a 5 star because the product does work. However, it can be difficult to get the back cardboard off - which holds each dunk in.

Every spring my husband puts them out. We live in the woods where there is a spring nearby that keeps the ground wet. This year we’ve had more rain than usual. They work like a charm.

Excellent donuts! Best for any mosquito problems! Throw them in and forget about it! Mine last for a couple months. I see dead larvae constantly! It does the job! ANY standing water that gets replenished it's a must! Will definitely recommend and reorder!! Great price too!

We have mosquitoes...lots of mosquitoes. We have mosquitoes year around and it sucks. But, I guess that's what happens when you live on your own little forested paradise with a couple of ponds. So, I was doing some research on how to combat overwhelming mosquito populations and this was one of the methods: 1. Leave a bucket of water (or some other basin with water around). This is pretty easy...just don't empty any of the pots after the rain. 2. Drop in one of these amazing products. 3. Mosquitoes lay eggs in the water. 4. The eggs/larvae die. We have noticed a significant decrease of mosquito populations when outside in the evenings. Are there mosquitoes still? Of course there are. I can't get around in all the forests about my house and drop one of these things in every stump that holds water...but I can reduce the active breeding population that might squirt their devious spawns in flower pots or buckets. My dogs still drink from these vessels that have this dunk floating in it and they're fine, as the back of the package states that these can be used in animal troughs as well. These are well-worth the cost. Will continue to purchase these for sure!