ThermaCELL is the manufacturer of the only portable, butane-operated, area mosquito repellant. ThermaCELL technology was developed in 1986, it utilizes a butane cartridge to provide an energy source that surpasses rechargeable batteries in most every way! This spring (2010) ThermaCELL introduced the Outdoor Lantern as its latest addition to their already impressive line of mosquito repellent products. The ThermaCELL Outdoor Lantern is up to 98% effective at repelling mosquitoes, black fries, and no-see-ums. The lantern is also fully portable which makes it a great tool for campers, fishermen, hunters, and backyard bbqs! Of course, the ThermaCELL Outdoor Lantern has a host of great features:
- Eight LED lights, with two illumination settings
- Twice as much light as previous ThermaCELL lanterns
- Up to 98% protection from mosquitoes, black flies and no-see-ums
- 15 x 15 foot comfort zone
- Easy grip handle
- Rugged outdoor structure
- Lightweight - 13oz
- Mosquito repellent operates on a single butane cartridge
- Light operates on four AA batteries (not included)

What I like about this product: I really love that it is so portable, knowing I can pack it into the camping or fishing gear in seconds and be mosquito free! I also love the wide range of protection that the Outdoor Lantern offers! One of my favorite things about the ThermaCELL Outdoor Lamp is how long the butane cartridges last (12 full hours) and how long the repellent mats are effective before needing changed (4 hours each).
What I wish were different about this product: I wish the time it takes for the Outdoor Lantern to start becoming very effective were shorter. There are many times when we take the kids outside on a whim and need mosquito coverage ASAP and unfortunately the lantern takes some time to get its mosquito mojo going!
Buy it: You can purchase the ThemraCELL Outdoor Lantern for $31.99 online here.
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Yesterday we talked about the best (in my opinion of course) all natural children’s sunscreen as part of our Summer Must-Haves list. Today I will be introducing you to a great all-natural sunscreen for us ladies, and you gentle
men of course! 
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brand. The thickness of the sunscreen made it a little difficult to apply on my children easily, but not impossible. Once the sunscreen was applied I took the kids outside for a couple hours of splashing around in the pool. With our normal sunscreen we usually reapply every 45 minutes to an hour, because redness usually begins to appear around that time, but with the KidSport that was not the case. To air on the side of caution I did reapply the sunscreen twice in the 2 and a half hours we were outside, but it was very clear that it was not necessary! I was pleasantly surprised by how well the KidSprt worked for both of my children, there was no redness, no irritation, and best of all no sunburn! The one drawback of the KidSport is that it is a little difficult to remove it once it is on. After we came inside from playing outside for a couple of hours I gave the babies a bath and it took some major work to get the sunscreen off, but I think that’s a testament to the staying power of the sunscreen!



