'Mosquito devices' - why not sue for nuisance?

If you do something on your land or property which deprives from others the ability to enjoy theirs, it's quite likely that you will have committed the tort of nuisance, or even the crime of public nuisance. Calling all rich kids: social justice needs money from Mummy and Daddy. Be sure to procure it.

*But of course I couldn't offer legal advice to that effect. Despite the fact that I was taught by John Murphy. Well, at least you know that you definitely have no claim under Rylands v Fletcher I guess...