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freemay20

(243 posts)
Wed Jun 5, 2013, 10:02 AM Jun 2013

A great help in keeping those insects away

Last edited Wed Jun 5, 2013, 10:38 AM - Edit history (1)

While you are out there gardening or just relaxing enjoying time outside, do not let those gnats, flies, mosquitos and even sand fleas bother you any more. Please check out the No Gnat Hat. Developed here in NC, it uses no repellents or screening to keep those bothersome insects away from your face, ears, and head. Please take a look. Would make a great Fathers' day gift.
http://nognathat.com/ Once at site please check out what we are trying to do. We even have solar dehydrators to create healthy snacks.

Thank you very much and have a wonderful day.

http://nognathat.com/

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A great help in keeping those insects away (Original Post) freemay20 Jun 2013 OP
A link would be nice. Arkansas Granny Jun 2013 #1
WOW, thanks for the heads up, it showed on the initial preview of the message. n/t freemay20 Jun 2013 #2
I'm curious if you tried to link using the link feature intheflow Jun 2013 #5
link freemay20 Jun 2013 #3
Thanks. Arkansas Granny Jun 2013 #4
And a portion of proceeds benefit Wishadoo! OneGrassRoot Jun 2013 #6
Could not go to a better place-- I see and watch the good Wishadoo does!!! N/T freemay20 Jun 2013 #7
maybe I didn't read it well enough NJCher Jun 2013 #8
The hat actually works really well, NJCher! OneGrassRoot Jun 2013 #9

intheflow

(28,898 posts)
5. I'm curious if you tried to link using the link feature
Wed Jun 5, 2013, 10:55 AM
Jun 2013

in the bubbles along the top of the message text box. I can only get that to work about 50% of the time so have given up on it. I now just paste any links as they are out of the address bar.

OneGrassRoot

(23,410 posts)
6. And a portion of proceeds benefit Wishadoo!
Wed Jun 5, 2013, 12:50 PM
Jun 2013

You all may be familiar with Wishadoo! and the "Help a DUer" posts in GD.

I post them to my journal.

So, freemay20 working with Wishadoo this way is most awesome.



NJCher

(37,743 posts)
8. maybe I didn't read it well enough
Thu Jun 6, 2013, 04:44 AM
Jun 2013

But I'm not getting how this thing actually works. Pendulums? There's something missing here.

I bought one of these for the season and must say, I'm pretty happy with it. It was only about 16 bucks or so:



I actually don't wear the hood over my face. It's my arms and torso I'm most interested in protecting, as the bugs don't seem to bother my face much. It's a little bit warm, but not so much as to make me not want to wear it. I like it so much better than having to put on mosquito repellent.

I didn't buy the pants, as I usually wear capris in the garden and that's enough protection.


Cher

OneGrassRoot

(23,410 posts)
9. The hat actually works really well, NJCher!
Thu Jun 6, 2013, 06:26 AM
Jun 2013



I'd never seen anything like it before either -- had only seen the netting that is attached to hats and such before, which is really annoying and I can't use those.

It turns out Australians use a similar concept and have for years, but rather than the unobtrusive beaded pendulums freemay20 uses, they use wine corks! LOL. Still, it's the same premise and it's worked well for Aussies for decades, evidently.

You're lucky that bugs don't bother your face. It may be a southern thing...the whole gnats around the eyes thing.

Although I also know a few friends in Canada who have horrible bug issues in the summer and have ordered a couple of these hats.

Anyway, the No-Gnat Hat actually is quite effective for those who do have bugs-in-the-face issues.





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