Problem finding flashlights for camping...
Problem finding flashlights for camping...
I have to work, but the family is going camping without me. Wife asks which flashlight she can borrow to take with her and the kids.
I’m rocked to the core. Visions of Obi Wan just casually handing Luke a lightsaber to swing around in his house.
My flashlights only range between “hotter and brighter than the sun” to “wouldn’t be out of place on a police helicopter”.
Nothing in this range is remotely qualified for use by wife and kids, much less dealing with the batteries that power them.
The only solution is buy more flashlights. Maybe something that also uses AA batteries (le barf).
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We have mosquito lanterns for when we go camping. Pretty neat. Goes on AA batteries and drives the 'squitoes away. Costs like $30 add a couple of handhelds from the hardware store for nightly toilet business and you're set.
It's a mosquito repellant machine made to look and funkction like a lantern.
Thermacell has one that is quite nice looking.
@Tuss Thanks ! To what model do you refer ? I'm interested in testing out one of those.
Didn't know there were different ones. We only have the patio lantern where I live. But the camping one seems interesting. Looks like it will give off a more practical light.
As I am aware off though the mosquito repellant is good but it will never be as good as the old spirals that you set on fire. Those ones can't be bouggt anymore though so Thermacell is the best repellant we have.
@Tuss Damn, I was specifically looking for something better than the spirals. Too bad. Thanks anyway !
They are better than the new spirals. Nothing can beat the old ones though.
@Tuss Ooooh okay thanks!
I think I need to clarify in Sweden mosquito spirals with Raid have been banned since 2009 or so.
Spirals without raid are shit.
@Tuss I think they're shit too, the effective ones were probably banned in France too. Maybe for the better, being highly toxic things burning in close proximity to people. Non-"volatile chemical" solutions may be a better option.