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product_id: 3655557
title: "1443 Propane Insect Fogger for Fast and Effective Mosquito Control in Your Yard"
brand: "burgess"
price: "27497 kr"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Burgess"
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# Propane-powered portability Treats 5,000 sq ft in <10 min 10 ft odorless fog cone 1443 Propane Insect Fogger for Fast and Effective Mosquito Control in Your Yard

**Brand:** burgess
**Price:** 27497 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌟 Fog out the pests, fog in the fun — your yard’s new secret weapon!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 1443 Propane Insect Fogger for Fast and Effective Mosquito Control in Your Yard by burgess
- **How much does it cost?** 27497 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/3655557-1443-propane-insect-fogger-for-fast-and-effective-mosquito-control)

## Best For

- burgess enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted burgess brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Long-lasting protection:** Keeps mosquitoes and flying pests away for up to 6 hours
- • **Safe and quick re-entry:** Fog dissipates in less than 5 minutes so you can enjoy your space immediately
- • **Ultra-fine fog penetration:** Microscopic fog particles reach deep into mosquito hiding spots
- • **Fast and efficient yard treatment:** Covers an average 5,000 sq ft yard in under 10 minutes
- • **Professional-grade mosquito control:** Same system trusted by pros for rapid insect elimination

## Overview

The Burgess 1443 Propane Insect Fogger delivers professional-grade mosquito and flying insect control with a powerful, propane-fueled system that disperses an odorless, ultra-fine fog up to 10 feet. It treats large outdoor areas (up to 5,000 sq ft) quickly—typically under 10 minutes—and provides up to 6 hours of protection. Lightweight and portable, it’s designed for fast fog dissipation, allowing safe re-entry within minutes, making it perfect for picnics, barbecues, and outdoor events.

## Description

Completely portable, this lightweight propane-powered fogger is the most economical way to kill mosquitoes, biting flies, and flying insects. The secret is in the microscopic particles it produces - up to 7 times finer than mist! The fog floats and penetrates deep into landscaped areas where mosquitoes hide - killing mosquitoes on contact and creating a 'mosquito-free' zone for up to 6 hours. In about 5 minutes, the fog is gone so you can start enjoying the outdoors again. Takes an average of 10 minutes to treat a 5,000 square foot yard. Use before backyard picnics, barbecues, outdoor parties and special events. This is the same effective system used by professionals to kill mosquitoes. The Burgess 1443 Propane Fogger features a 40 oz. reservoir and requires a standard propane cylinder (not included). Also has a trigger lock prevents accidental dispensing of insecticide. For best results, use only with Black Flag, Cutter, or Repel branded Fogging Insecticides. For outdoor residential use only.

Review: Pretty awesome - I have mostly only good things to say about this product. On the one hand, if you didn't tell me what this thing did, I'd guess that it'd only cost $50. (They lowered the price from $63 to $58 after I wrote this review... HAH!) The plastic that forms the handle could be thicker. Everything else is pretty satisfactory, however, and I'm more than willing to overpay by $13 to get rid of these damn Asian Tiger mosquitoes, which I, after much careful study, have determined to be harbingers of the Apocalypse. I get about 10 bites a day and hate them with a passion. (For those unfamiliar with the Asian Tiger mosquito, imagine a normal mosquito that is more pervasive [they sneak inside your home with ease], more patient [they'll stalk you for hours], more intelligent [they will go away for 15 minutes if you swat at them and miss, and they will often just wait until you go to sleep], much more difficult to get rid of [the consensus seems to be that CO2 traps don't attract them unless supplemented with other attractants, citronella candles serve only as speed bumps, and they sometimes even ignore DEET], harder to see, and whose bite not only itches more than a normal mosquito, but also burns like an ant bite. In short, they are almost as annoying as fleas but far more difficult to get rid of. They are absolute b--tards and pose a more significant threat than al-Qaeda, Communists, mountain lions, mad cow disease, cyanide-producing grass, and even politicians [perhaps I got a little carried away with that last one.]) Seeing as how I got a West Nile notice taped on my door about 16 hours after my fogger arrived, I was even more confident in my purchase of this here brightly colored contraption. Upon declaring that this, amongst other incidents, was proof that I possess psychic powers, I got a few odd looks, but no matter. It needs 60-90 seconds to heat up fully, but after that, it's good to go. Wisdom acquired over the past decades has taught me to read instruction manuals prior to using products, but I figured with propane and poison involved, there wasn't much that could go wrong. In my first use, I learned three things: (1) don't go too crazy on the trigger because you'll start squirting liquid out instead of steam -- one squeeze every 4 seconds is about the fastest you'll want to go, (2) you can easily light a bush on fire with this thing so be careful (I didn't light a bush on fire, but I did spray it down a PVC pipe which had burs from being cut and almost instantly caught on fire, and (3) the Black Flag fogger liquid that I picked up at Lowes is (in)flammable and can produce a surprise fireball (I managed to make a 2' diameter fireball more near my face than I would have liked while bending over to part the branches of a bush. On the plus side, surprise fireballs make the work more interesting.) I've got a gallon of Bonide's fogger liquid en route, so I'll have to see how that compares. As far as the fogger's performance goes, it can produce a gloriously sized mosquito-killing cloud of joy. Any slight disappointment about the thickness of the plastic handle is quickly consumed by a thick, lingering, cascading cloud of death and subsequent elation. An Asian-tiger-mosquito hater such as myself has to make a conscious effort to not smile too broadly or cackle during application, as it may interfere with the airtight seal that a respirator mask makes with one's face. If this thing were for some other purpose, I'd give it 4 or 4.5 stars. Quite good, but not totally amazing quality where you will be asking how they manage to sell it for only $63. But it's for killing mosquitoes en masse, and it's good at the job, so it gets five stars no matter what. As a side note, I would be willing to pay $20-30 extra to get a stainless steel version of this fogger, as that should allow you to store the liquid without worrying about rust. Perhaps it would still evaporate and leave built up gunk behind, eventually clogging it, but maybe not. If rust is the only concern, though, then it would be nice to have a stainless steel version. I like to buy quality gadgets that will last 10+ years with as little maintenance as possible. In the grand scheme of things, considering the fact that you'll be using $50-200 in fogging insecticide a year (depending on the size of your yard and the severity of the problem), an extra $20-30 is a drop in the bucket, especially if it lowers maintenance and extends the life of the fogger by several years.
Review: The best tactical weapon against mosquitos who (by the way) are just nice to you because they want your blood. - All praise the glory that is the Burgess Outdoor Propane Mosquito Destroying Wand of Magic. I live in North Central Texas and the mosquito problem is insanely out of control. Ever since the mid 80's when the environmentalist were able to stop the use of city wide mosquito fogging and spraying by the municipalities there has been a mosquito epidemic. I have tried pretty much every possible mosquito control product available (including the mosquito traps - which work great by the way but are expensive and require a lot of maintenance.) Nothing I have ever used has produced the results of this precious little mosquito murdering package of joy. The construction of the fogger itself seems a tad flemsy but make no mistake this thing performs perfectly. The operation is very simple: 1. You fill the tank with mosquito killing love potion, 2. you insert your propane fuel source (the manufacturer highly recommends using the skinny 14oz tanks not the fat 16 oz camping tanks,) 3. light the fogging element, 4. pump the trigger a few times and watch the magic happen. This thing will produce a TON of fog and beats the pants of anything you can get from Home Depot or Lowes. The fogger will hold your blood sucking mosquitos at bay for at least 4 or 5 hours long enough for you to take care of business outside. The key is to find the source of your mosquito population and then lay waste to it. If you get rid of your still water sources around the yard and your neighbor's yard so the mosquitos can't reproduce then you will get far more bang for your buck out of this fogger. Also, did I mention it's really FUN to operate this magic mosquito exterminating machine? Once you light this puppy and start the fogging you will get thorough enjoyment out of fogging the grass, bushes, trees, shed, under the shed, rain gutters, the neighbor's grass, bushes ,etc. I wish I could hook 10 of these up to the back of a truck and drive around the entire neighborhood bringing foggy death to all of these blood sucking mosquitoes and become the neighborhood hero. But, alas, that is a dream. What is not a dream is this fogger - it's great, does what it says it does and is not a bad price given the return it will give you. P.S. I hate mosquitoes with every fiber of my existence.

## Features

- The same effective system used by professionals to kill mosquitoes.
- Kills and repels mosquitoes, biting flies, and flying insects for up to 6 hours
- Dispenses 10 feet cone of odorless fog. Treats an average 5,000 square foot yard in less than 10 minutes
- Everyone can enter the treated area as soon as the fog disperses (typically less than 5 minutes)
- Propane powered making the fogger completely portable. Compatible with a 14.1 oz. tall style propane cylinder (sold separately)
- Use only with Black Flag, Cutter, or Repel branded fogging insecticides.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000HMA7OK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,112 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #18 in Pest Control Foggers |
| Brand | Burgess |
| Brand Name | Burgess |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,444 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 15.5"L x 6.9"W x 11.2"H |
| Item Type Name | PEST_CONTROL_DEVICE |
| Item Weight | 2.9 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Fountainhead Sprayers |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 16443652N |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | Warranty |
| Material | Plastic |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Number | 16443652N |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | Propane |
| Product Dimensions | 15.5"L x 6.9"W x 11.2"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Picnics |
| Style | Your Yard |
| Style Name | Your Yard |
| Target Species | Fly, Mosquito |
| UPC | 716080027706 034457901207 602458545852 705548290776 758710428743 034457830095 799360346476 728639275803 344578300958 841688007871 753864133277 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Burgess
- **Color:** Multicolor
- **Item Weight:** 2.9 pounds
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Pieces:** 1
- **Product Dimensions:** 15.5"L x 6.9"W x 11.2"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Picnics
- **Style:** Your Yard
- **Target Species:** Fly, Mosquito
- **Unit Count:** 1 Count

## Images

![1443 Propane Insect Fogger for Fast and Effective Mosquito Control in Your Yard - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71ZHkTBvtrL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why is our unit shooting out flames?  Is there something we're doing wrong?  Otherwise, we really love this thing!**
A: You get the flame thrower function for free. It's caused from pumping the fluid through the piping faster then the unit is able to burn it off. Only go a max 4 pumps to start and then one pump about ever 5 seconds. I use mine two to three time a week and love this fogger. I have to admit sometime I will get  a good flame going to light the outdoor fire pit. It's not just functional but a fun little unit.  On a serious note. When you get a flame, and you will, wave it back and forth until the flame goes out or you just have a small flame at the tip that you an blow out with a small buff. Do not let it flame for long. If the flame is caused by way to much fluid you will ruin your fogger. The coils are red for a reason. Heat = breakdown.

**Q: Anyone from North east use this? Or just for southern swampy areas?**
A: We do not live in NorthEast but in the South and it works great.  I would think it would work in North East just great!  Mosquitoes are mosquitoes.

**Q: Can I use water + insecticide in this fogger?**
A: I tried that but the water creates steam and then condensates on the tip and drips quite frequently other that that yes you can...

**Q: Do you need a face mask or other protective device when using this device?**
A: Make sure you wear a respirator for safety. The 3M Tekk Paint Project Respirator is a good product that will protect your from the Black Flag pesticide when fogging. Another respirator to consider is the: MSA Safety Works 817662 Paint and Pesticide Respirator.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Pretty awesome
*by M***A on June 28, 2012*

I have mostly only good things to say about this product. On the one hand, if you didn't tell me what this thing did, I'd guess that it'd only cost $50. (They lowered the price from $63 to $58 after I wrote this review... HAH!) The plastic that forms the handle could be thicker. Everything else is pretty satisfactory, however, and I'm more than willing to overpay by $13 to get rid of these damn Asian Tiger mosquitoes, which I, after much careful study, have determined to be harbingers of the Apocalypse. I get about 10 bites a day and hate them with a passion. (For those unfamiliar with the Asian Tiger mosquito, imagine a normal mosquito that is more pervasive [they sneak inside your home with ease], more patient [they'll stalk you for hours], more intelligent [they will go away for 15 minutes if you swat at them and miss, and they will often just wait until you go to sleep], much more difficult to get rid of [the consensus seems to be that CO2 traps don't attract them unless supplemented with other attractants, citronella candles serve only as speed bumps, and they sometimes even ignore DEET], harder to see, and whose bite not only itches more than a normal mosquito, but also burns like an ant bite. In short, they are almost as annoying as fleas but far more difficult to get rid of. They are absolute b--tards and pose a more significant threat than al-Qaeda, Communists, mountain lions, mad cow disease, cyanide-producing grass, and even politicians [perhaps I got a little carried away with that last one.]) Seeing as how I got a West Nile notice taped on my door about 16 hours after my fogger arrived, I was even more confident in my purchase of this here brightly colored contraption. Upon declaring that this, amongst other incidents, was proof that I possess psychic powers, I got a few odd looks, but no matter. It needs 60-90 seconds to heat up fully, but after that, it's good to go. Wisdom acquired over the past decades has taught me to read instruction manuals prior to using products, but I figured with propane and poison involved, there wasn't much that could go wrong. In my first use, I learned three things: (1) don't go too crazy on the trigger because you'll start squirting liquid out instead of steam -- one squeeze every 4 seconds is about the fastest you'll want to go, (2) you can easily light a bush on fire with this thing so be careful (I didn't light a bush on fire, but I did spray it down a PVC pipe which had burs from being cut and almost instantly caught on fire, and (3) the Black Flag fogger liquid that I picked up at Lowes is (in)flammable and can produce a surprise fireball (I managed to make a 2' diameter fireball more near my face than I would have liked while bending over to part the branches of a bush. On the plus side, surprise fireballs make the work more interesting.) I've got a gallon of Bonide's fogger liquid en route, so I'll have to see how that compares. As far as the fogger's performance goes, it can produce a gloriously sized mosquito-killing cloud of joy. Any slight disappointment about the thickness of the plastic handle is quickly consumed by a thick, lingering, cascading cloud of death and subsequent elation. An Asian-tiger-mosquito hater such as myself has to make a conscious effort to not smile too broadly or cackle during application, as it may interfere with the airtight seal that a respirator mask makes with one's face. If this thing were for some other purpose, I'd give it 4 or 4.5 stars. Quite good, but not totally amazing quality where you will be asking how they manage to sell it for only $63. But it's for killing mosquitoes en masse, and it's good at the job, so it gets five stars no matter what. As a side note, I would be willing to pay $20-30 extra to get a stainless steel version of this fogger, as that should allow you to store the liquid without worrying about rust. Perhaps it would still evaporate and leave built up gunk behind, eventually clogging it, but maybe not. If rust is the only concern, though, then it would be nice to have a stainless steel version. I like to buy quality gadgets that will last 10+ years with as little maintenance as possible. In the grand scheme of things, considering the fact that you'll be using $50-200 in fogging insecticide a year (depending on the size of your yard and the severity of the problem), an extra $20-30 is a drop in the bucket, especially if it lowers maintenance and extends the life of the fogger by several years.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best tactical weapon against mosquitos who (by the way) are just nice to you because they want your blood.
*by J***S on November 7, 2014*

All praise the glory that is the Burgess Outdoor Propane Mosquito Destroying Wand of Magic. I live in North Central Texas and the mosquito problem is insanely out of control. Ever since the mid 80's when the environmentalist were able to stop the use of city wide mosquito fogging and spraying by the municipalities there has been a mosquito epidemic. I have tried pretty much every possible mosquito control product available (including the mosquito traps - which work great by the way but are expensive and require a lot of maintenance.) Nothing I have ever used has produced the results of this precious little mosquito murdering package of joy. The construction of the fogger itself seems a tad flemsy but make no mistake this thing performs perfectly. The operation is very simple: 1. You fill the tank with mosquito killing love potion, 2. you insert your propane fuel source (the manufacturer highly recommends using the skinny 14oz tanks not the fat 16 oz camping tanks,) 3. light the fogging element, 4. pump the trigger a few times and watch the magic happen. This thing will produce a TON of fog and beats the pants of anything you can get from Home Depot or Lowes. The fogger will hold your blood sucking mosquitos at bay for at least 4 or 5 hours long enough for you to take care of business outside. The key is to find the source of your mosquito population and then lay waste to it. If you get rid of your still water sources around the yard and your neighbor's yard so the mosquitos can't reproduce then you will get far more bang for your buck out of this fogger. Also, did I mention it's really FUN to operate this magic mosquito exterminating machine? Once you light this puppy and start the fogging you will get thorough enjoyment out of fogging the grass, bushes, trees, shed, under the shed, rain gutters, the neighbor's grass, bushes ,etc. I wish I could hook 10 of these up to the back of a truck and drive around the entire neighborhood bringing foggy death to all of these blood sucking mosquitoes and become the neighborhood hero. But, alas, that is a dream. What is not a dream is this fogger - it's great, does what it says it does and is not a bad price given the return it will give you. P.S. I hate mosquitoes with every fiber of my existence.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best Investment You Can Make for a Peaceful Summer
*by U***P on May 31, 2016*

Let me cut to the chase: I fogged underneath my deck, around my firewood stack, and in the underbrush on the perimeter of my yard. I did it once on Saturday late afternoon (hitting all areas twice) then I did it again on Sunday morning in preparation for my afternoon BBQ. An amazing thing happened. We sat out on the deck for the entire day, into the evening and no one got a single mosquito bite. No one. But what makes that remarkable to me is that I purchased this in a panic on Friday night after looking out on my deck around 8:30PM and seeing, by far, the most mosquitos I've seen out there in the 4+ years I've lived here. Truly disgusting and slightly alarming - not because I'm worried about Zika - just because I hate mosquitoes. But why 4 stars and not 5? Well, first, I never owned another fogger so who knows how this one compares to others. Second, you have to give a lot of credit to the insecticide (bought it at the orange big box cause I needed it right away). Third, and most importantly, the fogger feels a bit flimsy. It's super light weight, made entirely of plastic - all except the coil and the safety cage, of course. So even though I'm not going to bang it around I still have some reservations about longetivity. At this price point I guess I thought I would get something a little sturdier. However, as far as functionality goes, it works great. And that's what you are paying for. It's really easy to use, lights right up, heats up quickly, and throws a plume of foggy death probably about 8-12 feet depending on wind conditions (perfect for reaching under the deck and into the shrubs). Speaking of which, if possible, only use it when there is almost no wind. Partially because it's better for you and your neighbors but mainly because it's worse for the bugs if the death cloud just sits there ominously. It takes regular propane cylinders that you can get at the hardware store for under three dollars. That's a plus. And, finally, for whatever reason, the methodology is perfect for killing mosquitos. My plan for the summer is to fog about once a week or once every other week. Just a few blasts. Can't say how other insecticides will work but the one I got (Cutter) worked great. I wish I bought this sooner. I really do. Highly recommended. Oh, and for the record I had previously tried the insecticide that you spread on the grass w/ a spreader, the stuff you attach to the hose, and the "fogger" that comes in an aerosol can. All failed to do anything about the mosquitos.

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