ThermaCELL Woodlands Camo Mosquito Repellent Appliance, 225 sq ft Protection Zone

I was given this for a Christmas present from my wife maybe 5 years ago and I use it right away on a bow hunt and using it today sitting on my porch with zero wind and it still sucks.

Bought two of the original thermacell when they first came out. They worked perfectly and kept the mosquitoes away. This hunting season I bought a new one after the bottom that covers the butane, broke. The new model does not heat up enough and DOES NOT keep mosquitoes away. I got eat up. The next morning I used my old one and it again worked flawlessly minus the bottom cover.

I use them for early fall deer hunting, I am able to sit in my deer blind all day long without a mosquitto, just a reminder, pad need to be replaced every 2 hours

I bought this in July 2025, and the little red light letting me know this is lit no longer lights up, and I keep having to push the start button because it doesn't stay lit.

I have been a long time Thermacell supporter, but I have bought four of the 300 series for hunting I have a lot of the others I’ve never had a problem all four of these 300s I cannot keep running. They will fire up for a quarter second and then go out too many times they’ve left me stranded in the south Florida mosquito woods, swatting mosquitoes cussing a brand new thermacell not sure what the difference is. I have used multiple different cartridges for propane to make sure it’s new and fresh with no difference. i’m not buying another 300 series that is for sure.

IH had several of these mosquito repellent devices over the years. But this time I went and bought another one, but it would not burn. Luckily I have my receipt returned it.

I bought this device 2 months ago and now it will not turn off and it empties the fuel cell just sitting.

Those is my second one I've bought, they work great

I never go in the turkey woods without it. I also take it with me fishing just about every time.

I have used these for a long time sitting in a beaver swamp in upstate New York during black fly season not a black fly not a bug in sight. Get you one.