Repellem Makes Your Summer Picnic BETTER!
Posted by: Jane, in Bug-free picnics, Eco-Smart Plastics, Ecosmartplastics' Repellem & Eco-smartbag products, Food SafetyThis summer has been so terribly hot that people haven’t been eating outside as we normally do during these months. However, right now the weather is moderating, and hovering in the high seventies with a nice breeze. It’s perfect picnic weather!
Except, of course, for the insects, which seem to love the heat and have also seemed to grow enormously in population.
This means nothing to picnic lovers who use EcoSmart Repellem products.
Just spread one of our Repellem tablecloths on your outdoor table, and you will have no further trouble with flies, gnats, wasps, ants, or any other potato-salad-loving wildlife. Don’t worry about your outdoor trash basket, either – a Repellem trash bag will keep out the livestock, and it will do a better, safer, cleaner, and greener job of it than any spray or poison you might have tried in the past.
A few Ecosmart Repellem products in the picnic basket, along with the chicken, baked beans, and hot rolls, will ensure that your outdoor eating experience is a pleasant one. All those cartoons about ants and flying insects buzzing picnic lovers will be funny again, and quite OUT of your experience, if you use Repellem cloths and bags when you eat outdoors.
Every day, more and more retailers are carrying EcoSmart Repellem products. And if your favorite store doesn’t, why don’t you ask them to? You can always order our products right here online, of course, but sometimes it’s nice to find them on a shelf in a store you patronize a lot, anyway.
Not only will EcoSmart Plastics Repellem trash bags and other products prevent animals from sensing and therefore tearing up and making a mess of your garbage, your Repellem bags will also keep the bugs away.
More than spring bulbs are waking up and presenting themselves for our approval; the bugs are making themselves known, too! I’m sure you’ve already noticed that bugs and spiders are awake and trying desperately to get where the easy food is: our homes.
Look closely at my tomato garden and you will see that each tomato cage has been wound with a strip of Repell-em, and between the scent, the ends waving in the breeze, and the large Repell-em piece acting as a scarecrow there on the end, I really believe we’re going to get some tomatoes for ourselves this year.
