08/31/2026
🦟 Mosquitoes are looking for your CO₂. Can you use that against them?
It turns out mosquitoes use carbon dioxide as one of the signals that helps them find people and animals.
That's why COâ‚‚ can be used in certain mosquito traps. The trap releases COâ‚‚ to attract mosquitoes toward it, then uses a fan or another capture system to collect them.
But is a COâ‚‚ mosquito trap better than bug spray?
Not necessarily—they work differently.
Bug spray protects you personally, while a COâ‚‚ trap is designed to attract and capture mosquitoes in the surrounding area.
We've put together a quick look at how COâ‚‚ mosquito traps work, why mosquitoes are attracted to COâ‚‚ and how a COâ‚‚ cylinder can be part of the system.
Learn more: www.rapidco2.ca/blog/mosquitoes-are-looking-for-your-co-can-you-use-that-against-them
And if your trap needs a COâ‚‚ refill, Rapid COâ‚‚ is here to help.
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