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The Bug-A-Salt bug-killing device is on sale for just $30 at Walmart
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TL;DR: Grab the fun and useful Bug-A-Salt from Walmart for $29.95 — $12 off its usual price.
Summer is the perfect time to go outside and enjoy the warm weather, it is also the perfect time to get eaten alive by insects and be annoyed by that constant ringing sound they make when flying past your ear. Sure, purchasing bug repellent is an option, but where’s the fun in that?
The Bug-A-Salt is a toy gun-like contraption that uses table salt to easily and efficiently kill flies and other insects. Accurately shooting up to three feet, the Bug-A-Salt puts the power in your hands to rid your home or backyard of even the most annoying fly, with no batteries required.
Available in three options including original, lawn and garden, and “passion assassin,” (which is unfortunately out of stock at this time), you can grab the original Bug-A-Salt for $29.95, $12 off its original price of $41.95.
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