Across the world in far-flung places, green structures are popping up… Here are pictures of the SansBug mosquito net from a mission trip in Kenya. […]
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Tropical Décor
We have tried all sorts of solutions and tested them with the locals; these SansBug bed nets are by far the best! You guys have an incredible product! Here are a couple of pictures of Bobby’s new home in Panama. The large windows bring in the fresh tropical breeze but along with some uninvited guests! […]
SansBug in Belize
They worked wonderfully. Everyone was really glad they had them! Keith Sherrell, Minister of Worship First Baptist Church of Blanchard, LA sent a group of 16 to Belize this summer. Keith sent this picture of the tents. Notice that the mosquito nets have been placed on air mattresses. The nets are free-standing so they didn’t […]
Habari gani? Mzuri sana!
“They worked great!” First Baptist of Fayetteville, TN sent a group of 44 to Uganda for 9 days this month. Sherry was kind enough to share this pic with us. Not only would it have taken a while to suspend 44 regular mosquito nets from those steel beams, but looking at that floor, tucking the […]
SansBug in South America
They (SansBug mosquito nets) were definitely worth buying and I won’t be going on any (mission) trip like this without it! […]
Travel Mosquito Net
“The best thing we love about these tents was the fact that they were so travel friendly.” […]
Bedbug Tent?
The super-fine mesh and the sewn-in polyethylene groundsheet offers total protection from bugs. […]
Disaster Response Mosquito Nets
All the groups before us had been using mosquito nets hung from the ceiling. At our location we only had one ceiling cross beam in one room, so it would have taken a small engineering feat to make ceiling nets work. The (SansBug) tents were definitely the right way to go for us. […]
Haiti Disaster Response
HODR volunteer, Stephanie, on the SansBug 1-person free-standing mosquito-net tent which she took to Haiti: “I quite enjoyed it and will use it again on my next trip down, hopefully in December.” […]