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The pumps are not only responsible for distributing the pesticide to the misting nozzles, but they also agitate the mixture before pumping to ensure everything remains properly mixed. Once the system is installed and lines have been run, the system can run automatically on a schedule as long as the fluid is periodically refilled. While mosquito misting systems can be expensive at startup, costing somewhere between $1,000 and $3,000 on average, they are pretty low maintenance once they’re installed.

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The mixture is pumped through a long hose with a series of nozzles to spray it in the surrounding area, such as on the vegetation around the edge of your property. A pump sits on a reservoir of pesticide mixture – typically concentrated pesticide that you mix with regular water at a specific ratio. Mosquito misting systems are sort of like yard sprinklers, but instead of water, they spray a very fine pesticide mixture. These systems work passively without much human input once the initial setup is completed, so it’s a great low-effort way to kill mosquitoes and other pests in the yard. The best mosquito prevention combines different techniques, and one strategy that’s emerged in recent years is using a mosquito misting system.

So mosquito prevention can both make a summer barbeque more comfortable and help protect the health of you and your family. While Zika is currently under control in the United States, future outbreaks of it and other mosquito-borne diseases may be on the horizon.

Mosquitoes are also carriers of serious diseases like West Nile virus, malaria, dengue fever, and Zika virus, which made headlines in 2016 when outbreaks emerged in the United States. Mosquitoes are undoubtedly one of the worst parts of summer, buzzing around like little vampires leaving itchy, painful bites.

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