A designer called Lorenzo Maggiore has developed a pump-action "insect eradication" device called Bug-a-Salt that fires ... Maggiore's company Skell warns that the salt gun can be dangerous ...

The owners had stashed this bug blaster in their rental home ... Bug-a-Salt 3.0 The Bug-A-Salt 3.0 is an air-powered toy gun (no batteries required) that fires a tiny stream of salt.

When you first hear about Bug-A-Salt, the plastic gun that fires a concentrated blast of salt to quickly dispatch household pests, it’s impossible not to be impressed by the genius of it.

Forget the fly swatter — a new gun promises to zap pesky bugs with just a pinch of salt. The Bug-A-Salt gun blasts bugs by shooting a tiny amount of regular table salt, killing them in an instant.

report on the best new way to kill flies (and kill time in the AOR). Bug A-Salt. The Bug A-Salt, explained on Breach-Bang-Clear (Warning: NSFW language in text.) ...

So, someone asked me, what about the salt-shooting guns for killing insects? Bug-A-Salt weaponry ... at any human or pet and warns that like any gun it should be treated like a loaded firearm ...

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.

The device is best described as a plastic toy gun for killing critters. The air-powered 'weapon' is called the Bug-A-Salt — a 'bug blaster' complete with a rapid- fire mechanism and an aiming sight.