
5 Mosquito Repellents Texans Swear By
Summers in Texas are honestly a lot to handle sometimes. If it’s not the extremeley hot afternoons it’s those pesky insects that have no personal space! (Mosquitos, I’m talking to you!)
In my personal experience with mosquitoes in El Paso, these Texas mosquitoes are out for BLOOD. Literally. So if you're done being the main course at your backyard BBQ them you’re in luck because I used my investigative reporting skills to find a list of the best mosquito reppellents that can save you from being a mosquito snack this Summer.

Top 5 mosquito repellents that Texans say actually work
1. Off! Deep Woods
The Beyoncé of bug sprays. It’s strong, it’s reliable, and it smells like you mean business. With 25% DEET, this stuff creates an invisible shield of “don’t even try it” energy.
2. Citronella Candles
A backyard staple. Light a few of these bad boys and you’ll have a force field that says, “this is my patio now.” Bonus: They make you feel like you’re camping without leaving the AC range.
3. Avon Skin So Soft Bug Guard
Yes, your tía was right. This one’s a low-key legend. It smells nice, doesn’t feel greasy, and actually keeps the bugs off. And it's giving soft skin and safety.
4. Mosquito-Repelling Plants
Lemongrass, lavender, basil… not just cute décor, they’re tiny green soldiers in your war against bug bites. Plant them by windows or patios and let them do their thing.
5. Thermacell Mosquito Repeller
This is the fancy gadget for the anti-bug elite. It’s cordless, scent-free, and creates a 15-foot mosquito-free zone. It’s like a VIP section, but for not getting bit.
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