Thermacell Tick Control Tubes- 12 Pack

We live in an area prone to ticks of several types. But for the last four years, we haven’t been bitten or even seen them on our two acres.

Easy to use tick tubes, just place under bushes, preferably when it is not going to rain for a few days. Looking forward to less ticks this year.

We bought this item because we have tried it before and found that year our dog didn't have any ticks on her.

put out around our property. have 1.5 acres. did not have one tick on me all summer. will be buying these tick logs every summer. great product. worth the money. i get at lest 8 ticks on me every summer. nice not to get one.

Have used the last 2 years, seem to work well!

they are easy to place outside along buildings. Coloring good blends in to surroundings. now if mice find them who carry the tics hopefully will help decrease any tics around.

I bought these about a month ago and b placed them in the wooded areas around my house. No ticks on my cat. I would take 1 to 2 ticks off a day before. Even with a liquid tick and flea repellent that i was placing on the cat. So far it works great. I and my cat are very hapy.

I recently purchased Thermacell Tick control tubes for the third year now.We are very satisfied with the results and need to apply both spring and fall.I have 2 long hair dogs that need freedom outdoors .These tubes do work as far as tuck control can.My yard is surrounded by acres of wooded area!!!

Several years ago our daughter gave us a set of tick tubes for Mothers' Day. We live in an area where black legged ticks and lone star ticks are abundant; in our area the ticks carry Lyme Disease, Anaplasmosis and Babesiosis. We scattered the tubes in vegetation at the edges of the yard; we saw many fewer ticks in the yard area that year. We have continued to scatter the tubes at the yard edges every year since. Our impression is that there are fewer ticks now in the open lawn areas; we don't see them and we haven't picked up a tick walking in the yard in several years. We do wear Permethrin impregnated clothing when working in brushy areas or taking walks in natural areas.

When you think of it the concept of the Thermacell tubes is stupid. The idea that this stuff is toxic to ticks and that your mice will use this material to line their homes and then the local ticks will ingest the chemical while sucking the mice's blood and then die - is that an effective way to rid yourself of the menace? I put the six tubes in strategic places in my yard and my planned garden site and down in my basement. What about all the rest of the area where the ticks are and the mice might live or travel through? I have caught about 4 mice - in glue traps - and have ripped about 5 ticks off my skin this spring. Who knows how many of the ticks have died from the Thermacell's? Maybe some, but it was not enough to have made a difference.