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What you should try is using a plastic cup and make a small hole where you can put the aircleaner pipe without any wasps flying out of the hole and then close the nest inside of the cup, then spray them down without any wasps escaping/attacking you.
I love these videos, I saw the hate on the previous video with the electric fly swatter, all I have to say is, don't let a few butthurt people stop you from putting out good content. I hope to see more of these, even the less effective methods are more entertaining.
I found a garden hose jet while squeezing dish soap down into the stream works well. Foam covers them and they just drop and die and it blasts the nest away too.
These bee/wasp videos are always entertaining to watch. If you are seriously just wanting to get rid of a wasp nest step one is to locate the wasp nest or nests during the daylight hours and then leave them alone till later. Next wait till 11:00P, go out armed with a flashlight/head lamp and wasp spray to known wasp locations and spray them. By doing it this way, you get them all because they are all home. Done deal. Go back inside watch a movie, go to bed, and sweep them up in the morning. Life is good.
True. My sister was a fly by in this video. She was a nester in the Electric Swatter video. She also played a bald face .She also had two lead roles in : She used to be a bee, but longed to be a wasp. and : She joined a dangerous swarm, known as the African Killer Bees.
Lol awesome video man. but next time get a spray bottle put in dawn dish soap to cover the bottom then add water slowly to fill it up....waaaayyy cheaper than that chemical crap. you can also put in a couple drops of peppermint extract and it'll actually prevent future wasp from coming back cuz they hate the smell. sorry to be "that comment" but thought it might help. rock on!
in Aussie those things are about 2inches plus and mess anything up with in 15feet. I used a large bug spray that reached out around 20feet. it melts their wings, so they can't get ya
I know a bug guy who used to remove these pests from houses at night. You get a stick and a flashlight; you make sure you are not standing under the nest, and you just knock it down. It does help if you have a bright porch light or bug zapper nearby (but not too close), as the wasps will be drawn away from you. Ants will usually destroy the nest if you leave it on the ground. If you do this once a month, you will be wasp-free for the most part. They will return, but they are insects, so this is a given.
Try Black Flag Home Insect Control (Yellow Bottle). It's not oily, and it's potent enough to kill anything I spray at. I usually spray around the door frame, windows, sidings, etc.
At least you finally got the right one and it even knocked the nest down. When I was a kid I just used a cane fishing pole. I don’t think they even make those any longer. All you needed to do was to knock the nest down and that was it.
Few tips if you want to use the air can to kill wasps. As you could probably figure out, have at least two fingers pinching the pipe so it doesn't fly out like that. Second, start your spray low. Aim below your intended target, pull the trigger, then readjust the spray up. This is because there is an air front that might push the bugs away before the refrigerant hits them. The tricky part is to determine how much to pull the trigger and what distance. It doesn't have much of a range but closer usually means faster freeze but less area. It doesn't have to be on full blast to freeze either and may even end up blowing the bugs away due to the pressure. Last tip is to restrict the targets to small prey. Small wasp nests like those or maybe fast bugs you can't seem to catch are good. Don't go for medium or big nests as the spray will not affect the entire thing in time. The only exception is the enclosed wasp nests and only if everyone is inside; then spray the entrance (don't stick the pole in and spray into it as the guys near the front will be least affected and fly out). Happy hunting.
I used my favorite method... hairspray and a lighter, with small bursts of flames that singe their wings off. From there, they're harmless little targets on the ground for larger bursts of flames. You just have to be careful not to burn everything else around the nest, or set anything on fire.
Hey Woolley!!! They return to the nest at night n will not fly at night, so to get them all u should wait till after sunset. That way the remaining do not start a new nest at another location on ur home!! God bless!!!
Those look like invasive European paper wasps. They arrived about 25 years ago and have spread all over the eastern US. They started nesting everywhere around my house several years ago. Last year, not so many. This year none at all. They almost displaced the common brown Northern wasp. I seldom find them now. Hoping something native started controlling them. I live in Connecticut, so maybe it's different where you are. Enjoyed your video!
Not sure what the problem is. I have wasp nests all over the place with absolutely no worries. They get used to you if you don't act the fool. I have sat next to a wasp nest for many hours at a time reading books. Not once was I accosted.
I don't have a problem sharing my garden with bees and wasps either - you leave them alone, they leave you alone. Only problem is if they land on your food while you're eating it (they seem to love jam on buttered toast) and you fail to notice. If I want to get rid of a nest, I prefer convincing them to move rather than killing them. They build their nests where they keep dry, so all you have to do is use the garden hose and "let it rain". After you've done that a few times they find somewhere drier to build their nests.
That's a good way. I had a bee colony move into one of my shed walls. My neighbor asked what was I going to do? Ummmm...absolutely nothing. I just let them bee.
Yeah well what about when they build a nest inside my shed and attack the shit out of me every time I try to cut the grass? What then? That's MY fuckin shed, and I have work to do outside. the wasps can fucking die.
My son and husband were laughing so hard...I don't see what was so funny but I guess it's a "guy" thing lol. Thanks for filling our Wednesday night with riotous laughter!
Multiple aerosol cans with a lit butane torch flame available with someone holding it able to maintain a flame front as you spray two cans at once against the nest
Dawn dish washing soap and water in a pump up sprayer. It will not hurt your paint or anything on the house. The soap suds smuthers the wasp to death and it happen real quick. It's cheaper than hornet and wasp spray.
If you want to freeze them go to the auto parts store and buy a can of brake cleen. works great on wasps and bees. It comes out as a fluid and soaks then but it is also designed for rapid evaporation which happens so fast the draws the heat from their body and they drop like a rock. I and most guys I know keep a can handy around the shop specifically for wasps.
get some spray adhesive from your local hardware store, just what ever is cheap/clear. All you need to do is spray a small amount on the nest. The ones that are there that get sprayed will have their wings stuck together and can't fly. The ones that return then get stuck to the nest. I have used this for years and you do not even need to run away or even worry about getting stung once they can't fly.
Peppermint oil diluted works great, as soon as it hits them they lose the ability to think and attack then die. Orange oil works good to, it disolves their exoskeleton. And it's quite safe to use around the kids.
Lmao!!! Why am I completely entertained by these vids??? BTW I think I heard him let out a high pitch scream like a young girl when the air can tube flew off & the hornets flew out after him. 😂😂😂😂
I've found that "identifying" the nests in the daytime and then going out after dark with the Wasp 15' spray works extremely well... they are all "at home" so you get ALL of them and they don't come flying after you as in the daytime. For what it's worth!
Hahaha, that was fun to watch...oh the humanity!! Night time if often the best time to deal with wasps. Odd you have so many wasps moving in. You have a bird bath or fish pond near by, wasp drink a lot of water? Or a source of food for them that keeps them moving in like that? The answer maybe getting rid of the water and or food sources near by. That said they could be eating worse pests around your area.
I found that CRC mas air flow cleaner seems to kill wasps instantly. I can not figure out why, but when I have sprayed them they die in under 3 seconds.
small hanging nest vrs garden hose with nozzle on jet stream = no more nest. check back 3 days later if paranoid. medium sized hanging nest vrs pressure washer with or with out soap = no more nest. they're more likely to relocate then to keep trying to build where they're nests aren't safe.
We got a nearby tree filled with wasps the size of a thumb. Taking them at day or night is suicide because once you hurt one it sends out a panic signal and you get a cloud of those coming in. Killed one in the house, couldn't go outside for a few hours.
I don't know if it would work or not but somebody was saying that if you crush up a big paper grocery bag in the shape of a hornet's nest and place in a visible corner of your home, it would deter wasps from nesting anywhere near it because it looks to them like a predator's nest so they avoid it like the plague. I don't know the effectiveness of this but if it does work, it would be a very cheap alternative to wasp sprays and exterminators.
"This is what I really should've been using the whole time it's faster and a lot more efficient and not nearly as dangerous.... But not nearly as entertaining" my life quote
I think just freezing them will not kill them. After freezing you will have to make a secondary kill to the frozen wasp. I would suggest a Co2 extinguisher, more bang for the buck. Lots of ammo on target at once. A funnel nozzle style should just about cover the nest. Happy hunting. Dawn Dish soap and water in spray bottle works best of and thing I have used.
Try a healthy squirt or around a tablespoon on Dawn dish soap per gallon water in your garden sprayer. Works just like Raid or whatever at the store. Dawn dissolves the wax on their bodies and they suffocate. Knocks them down like you hit them with Raid and a heck of a lot cheaper...
I have used that exact same spray. I have about 3 cans I keep. I don't play but a really fun one is a pressure washer with a wide tip. That's how I got most down.
Light a lighter, and then blow through it with your duster can. Make sure you have a fire extinguisher handy, however. Also you might try to just use the extinguisher to start with.
Omg I've been watching your videos since yesterday! 😬😱where do you live?? I've contemplated leaving So. Cal and moving to the desert because I don't mind the heat.. but I'm so scared of wasps, bees, and hornets 😖
It was a lot of laughs watching you some advice come back to see if the spray actually killed them. Its been noticed fly spray doesn't do it any more they drop to the ground spin around get up all groggy then recover fully.
Just some friendly advice start with wasp spray first and wait till night to attack wasps don't fly at night and I believe it even is on the wasp spray directions to wait at night as well
mechanic's know this..but one of the best instant killers of wasps is brakleen. . brake parts cleaner ..the old bad for you clorinated type is best, they literally die mid air and instantaneously.. not the best range but the straw helps so does using a thumb tac or drill to open up the orifice on the nozzle a bit for more flow/range
"Oh this is a bad idea."
*Does it again*
entertainment is always the choice.
If it doesn't work the first time then keep trying until it works.
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EnteWer like for real. What are you doing 🙄
Bang „Well done“
There is only one course of action,
NUKE THE HOUSE
Sounds legit
Have they even tried Vinegar with Fire?
But to be really sure....DISINTERGRATE THE WHOLE GALAXY
(Hornets survive)
Me:FFFFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
no napalm in the morning
Send in Trump
bug a salt just makes the wasps real salty
BADUM TSSS
😂 haha
the salt is real
He only pumped it one time lol multiple pumps increase power
Like every Smash player.
The high pitched girly shriek at 1:43 momentarily scared them away :)
hahahah well done
hehehehe
you win with that one
This shit is pure comedy gold
💀
wasps are like ...winter is here
Lol
I love winter...
+Violetta Aasiya-Bey Its A game of thrones joke
+Violetta Aasiya-Bey I don't think you understood that reference. Lol
Elite Rocky no its not s A game of thrones joke it a wasp getting frozen joke im a women not a s A game of thrones geek i have a life
4:06 "Dad, you said you were going to play catch with me 2 hours ago"
Isn't that the same kid, who wanted to eat the wasp last time? You were frying them with a fly zapper... Yeah, it is the same kid!
Amaya Zelaya
Why did you need to ask a question and answer it in the same message, then decide to post it? Like you’re not actually speaking in public
What you should try is using a plastic cup and make a small hole where you can put the aircleaner pipe without any wasps flying out of the hole and then close the nest inside of the cup, then spray them down without any wasps escaping/attacking you.
"He's wondering where his friends are.... Lets show him.." 😂😂😂😂
Marty DeLeon it's a girl wasp. Boy wasps hate stinging.
Why am I watching this at 12 AM Lol!
Same😂
same lmao
why am I watching this with yo mum
oooooooohhhhhhhhhhhh
lmao im watching it rn.. 12:00AM
these bugs were CHILL about this one
I get it lol
Haha
Throw the house away it's not good anymore.
such a nice house tho
This guy is awesome. The way he speaks is so mild mannered and calm. I couldn't imagine him cursing.
You can practically hear the wasps say "OH HELL NO" when he hits them with the bug-a-salt
💀💀
NANI!!
I love these videos, I saw the hate on the previous video with the electric fly swatter, all I have to say is, don't let a few butthurt people stop you from putting out good content. I hope to see more of these, even the less effective methods are more entertaining.
Great video. Do the spray also work on Hornet?
Your scream after you sprayed the Wasp's started flying made me laugh so god damn hard... fersure.
1000 wasps disliked the video
The highly pitched shriek was hilarious as was the salty slo mos. Thanks for sharing
Bug Assault was made for flies
Ya, I learned that the hard way..
+Dylan McGee don't kill bees, they're super important.
+Dylan McGee same thing do it at night when there sleeping and destroy the best so they won't re populate
+Dylan McGee same thing do it at night when there sleeping and destroy the best so they won't re populate
What the fuck is "best" ? do you mean "Bees"? and anyway ,they're talking about wasps, jerkoff .
I use a garden sprayer full of dish soap and water. Seems to do pretty well, but try to have a backup method ready, just in case first method fails.
Way to go..The wife must really be proud of you...
She tolerates me at best... :)
+woollybugger
aww... ): *hugs you*
+woollybugger lol
Your wife is.
Your wife is.
I found a garden hose jet while squeezing dish soap down into the stream works well. Foam covers them and they just drop and die and it blasts the nest away too.
WD-40 is my go to. Works every time.
These bee/wasp videos are always entertaining to watch.
If you are seriously just wanting to get rid of a wasp nest step one is to locate the wasp nest or nests during the daylight hours and then leave them alone till later. Next wait till 11:00P, go out armed with a flashlight/head lamp and wasp spray to known wasp locations and spray them. By doing it this way, you get them all because they are all home.
Done deal.
Go back inside watch a movie, go to bed, and sweep them up in the morning.
Life is good.
loved the way you were using the bug salt, reminded me so much of me playing shooter games xD aim, shoot, run like hell xD
True. My sister was a fly by in this video. She was a nester in the Electric Swatter video. She also played a bald face .She also had two lead roles in : She used to be a bee, but longed to be a wasp. and : She joined a dangerous swarm, known as the African Killer Bees.
Really , lame
Lol awesome video man. but next time get a spray bottle put in dawn dish soap to cover the bottom then add water slowly to fill it up....waaaayyy cheaper than that chemical crap. you can also put in a couple drops of peppermint extract and it'll actually prevent future wasp from coming back cuz they hate the smell. sorry to be "that comment" but thought it might help. rock on!
Thanks! Ya, there's probably a lot more effective ways to do it.. but I thought I'd try some alternative methods. :)
in Aussie those things are about 2inches plus and mess anything up with in 15feet. I used a large bug spray that reached out around 20feet. it melts their wings, so they can't get ya
What kind of Camera are you using for filming? It's really good.
+Asad Khan I think I used my galaxy s7 edge for that video. It's been a pretty good camera for TH-cam
I know a bug guy who used to remove these pests from houses at night. You get a stick and a flashlight; you make sure you are not standing under the nest, and you just knock it down. It does help if you have a bright porch light or bug zapper nearby (but not too close), as the wasps will be drawn away from you. Ants will usually destroy the nest if you leave it on the ground. If you do this once a month, you will be wasp-free for the most part. They will return, but they are insects, so this is a given.
"Ugh, this is a bad idea."
*Continues to shoot them*
Try Black Flag Home Insect Control (Yellow Bottle). It's not oily, and it's potent enough to kill anything I spray at. I usually spray around the door frame, windows, sidings, etc.
I like this new CoD trailer
At least you finally got the right one and it even knocked the nest down. When I was a kid I just used a cane fishing pole. I don’t think they even make those any longer. All you needed to do was to knock the nest down and that was it.
Just got to ask, are you from Utah? Cuz I've never seen so many Yellow Jackets as I have in Utah
Yup, we get tons on our house every year...
I thought so...looks like my neighborhood.....West Jordan
Hey, we're neighbors! We're out by Ron Wood baseball park..
did they meet? THE WORLD MAY NEVER KNOW
lmaoooo
Few tips if you want to use the air can to kill wasps.
As you could probably figure out, have at least two fingers pinching the pipe so it doesn't fly out like that.
Second, start your spray low. Aim below your intended target, pull the trigger, then readjust the spray up. This is because there is an air front that might push the bugs away before the refrigerant hits them.
The tricky part is to determine how much to pull the trigger and what distance. It doesn't have much of a range but closer usually means faster freeze but less area. It doesn't have to be on full blast to freeze either and may even end up blowing the bugs away due to the pressure.
Last tip is to restrict the targets to small prey. Small wasp nests like those or maybe fast bugs you can't seem to catch are good. Don't go for medium or big nests as the spray will not affect the entire thing in time. The only exception is the enclosed wasp nests and only if everyone is inside; then spray the entrance (don't stick the pole in and spray into it as the guys near the front will be least affected and fly out).
Happy hunting.
what i did was covered an RC plane in oil then kamikazed the plane into the nest. last i throw a match onto the nest and watch them die.
Waste of a rc plane
ApparentPants2 Buchanan its still funny to watch
did it died ?
funnybeagle no so i just finished the nest with a vaccum
+Daniel Yoon what a waste should have just used an RxCd
I used my favorite method... hairspray and a lighter, with small bursts of flames that singe their wings off. From there, they're harmless little targets on the ground for larger bursts of flames. You just have to be careful not to burn everything else around the nest, or set anything on fire.
Wow, that insecticide spray goes so far!
Ya, helps with the ones in the eaves..
@@woollybugger don’t hit the plants/lawn. The spray will kill the lawn.
Hey Woolley!!! They return to the nest at night n will not fly at night, so to get them all u should wait till after sunset. That way the remaining do not start a new nest at another location on ur home!! God bless!!!
Wasp and hornet spray does the job.
Never heard of an electric fly swatter before. Sounds really awesome
I am glad that you did not try to pour molten aluminum into their nests.
Hilarious stuff!! lol!!
Thanks!
Those look like invasive European paper wasps. They arrived about 25 years ago and have spread all over the eastern US. They started nesting everywhere around my house several years ago. Last year, not so many. This year none at all. They almost displaced the common brown Northern wasp. I seldom find them now. Hoping something native started controlling them. I live in Connecticut, so maybe it's different where you are. Enjoyed your video!
that was cold what you did to those bees
joeys slave ur stupid there wasps u imbecile
BRRRRRRR!!!!!!!
Really entertaining!! And I like your house😍👌🏼 great job
Not sure what the problem is. I have wasp nests all over the place with absolutely no worries. They get used to you if you don't act the fool. I have sat next to a wasp nest for many hours at a time reading books. Not once was I accosted.
I don't have a problem sharing my garden with bees and wasps either - you leave them alone, they leave you alone. Only problem is if they land on your food while you're eating it (they seem to love jam on buttered toast) and you fail to notice.
If I want to get rid of a nest, I prefer convincing them to move rather than killing them. They build their nests where they keep dry, so all you have to do is use the garden hose and "let it rain". After you've done that a few times they find somewhere drier to build their nests.
That's a good way. I had a bee colony move into one of my shed walls. My neighbor asked what was I going to do? Ummmm...absolutely nothing. I just let them bee.
+pH7oslo
"convince them to leave"
Yes, I'm going to discuss the wasp's inhabitable over a cup of tea.
Failure
I prefer using the garden hose as I said, but to each their own..
Yeah well what about when they build a nest inside my shed and attack the shit out of me every time I try to cut the grass? What then? That's MY fuckin shed, and I have work to do outside. the wasps can fucking die.
I use brake parts cleaner or starting fluid.
Usually have one or both around the garage.
My son and husband were laughing so hard...I don't see what was so funny but I guess it's a "guy" thing lol. Thanks for filling our Wednesday night with riotous laughter!
Multiple aerosol cans with a lit butane torch flame available with someone holding it able to maintain a flame front as you spray two cans at once against the nest
Dawn dish washing soap and water in a
pump up sprayer. It will not hurt your paint or anything on the house. The soap suds smuthers the wasp to death and it happen real quick. It's cheaper than hornet and wasp spray.
If you want to freeze them go to the auto parts store and buy a can of brake cleen. works great on wasps and bees. It comes out as a fluid and soaks then but it is also designed for rapid evaporation which happens so fast the draws the heat from their body and they drop like a rock. I and most guys I know keep a can handy around the shop specifically for wasps.
get some spray adhesive from your local hardware store, just what ever is cheap/clear. All you need to do is spray a small amount on the nest. The ones that are there that get sprayed will have their wings stuck together and can't fly. The ones that return then get stuck to the nest. I have used this for years and you do not even need to run away or even worry about getting stung once they can't fly.
That spray is very effective. When I installed cable I kept 2 cans.
Peppermint oil diluted works great, as soon as it hits them they lose the ability to think and attack then die. Orange oil works good to, it disolves their exoskeleton. And it's quite safe to use around the kids.
Electrocution
*in a diffrent video proceeds to fry them with a electric swatter
I've always used brake/carb cleaner or spray paint, but flamethrowers sound fun
Lmao!!! Why am I completely entertained by these vids??? BTW I think I heard him let out a high pitch scream like a young girl when the air can tube flew off & the hornets flew out after him. 😂😂😂😂
As a man who is absolutely terrified of these thing, you're doing a favor to us all.
I've found that "identifying" the nests in the daytime and then going out after dark with the Wasp 15' spray works extremely well... they are all "at home" so you get ALL of them and they don't come flying after you as in the daytime. For what it's worth!
Hahaha, that was fun to watch...oh the humanity!!
Night time if often the best time to deal with wasps. Odd you have so many wasps moving in. You have a bird bath or fish pond near by, wasp drink a lot of water? Or a source of food for them that keeps them moving in like that? The answer maybe getting rid of the water and or food sources near by. That said they could be eating worse pests around your area.
nice vids i like these kinds of videos pretty enjoyable
Thanks!
Yep killing those fucked up abominations
Exactly lmaooo
I Honestly wouldnt be able to do that. I always go running when ther is even 1 wasp
I used to think wasps were Tinkerbell clones when I was something like 3 years old... until I tried picking one up. True story
I found that CRC mas air flow cleaner seems to kill wasps instantly. I can not figure out why, but when I have sprayed them they die in under 3 seconds.
small hanging nest vrs garden hose with nozzle on jet stream = no more nest. check back 3 days later if paranoid.
medium sized hanging nest vrs pressure washer with or with out soap = no more nest.
they're more likely to relocate then to keep trying to build where they're nests aren't safe.
the slow-mo shots of the wasps running from the bullets killed me. especially when 1 hit the camera lol
We got a nearby tree filled with wasps the size of a thumb. Taking them at day or night is suicide because once you hurt one it sends out a panic signal and you get a cloud of those coming in. Killed one in the house, couldn't go outside for a few hours.
What about using a propane flame? It would toast the hives instantly. If you are careful the house wouldn't catch fire although it might get scorched.
I don't know if it would work or not but somebody was saying that if you crush up a big paper grocery bag in the shape of a hornet's nest and place in a visible corner of your home, it would deter wasps from nesting anywhere near it because it looks to them like a predator's nest so they avoid it like the plague. I don't know the effectiveness of this but if it does work, it would be a very cheap alternative to wasp sprays and exterminators.
Gotta use brake part cleaner. Dries them out so fast they turn crispy before they hit the ground.
"This is what I really should've been using the whole time it's faster and a lot more efficient and not nearly as dangerous.... But not nearly as entertaining" my life quote
Can you show one where you use an stunner gun and zap the hive to electrocute the wasps? That would be cool to see and learn.
I think just freezing them will not kill them. After freezing you will have to make a secondary kill to the frozen wasp. I would suggest a Co2 extinguisher, more bang for the buck. Lots of ammo on target at once. A funnel nozzle style should just about cover the nest. Happy hunting. Dawn Dish soap and water in spray bottle works best of and thing I have used.
Okay for a minute I thought that you were going to totally freeze the wasps with the air spray until that darn straw came out! XD
"Those things are not happy, ohh this is a bad idea..." *shoot the nest with the salt gun again*
Try a healthy squirt or around a tablespoon on Dawn dish soap per gallon water in your garden sprayer. Works just like Raid or whatever at the store. Dawn dissolves the wax on their bodies and they suffocate. Knocks them down like you hit them with Raid and a heck of a lot cheaper...
evening is always best no matter the method, this way all wasps are back on the nest. fun to see all the different approaches.
I have used that exact same spray. I have about 3 cans I keep. I don't play but a really fun one is a pressure washer with a wide tip. That's how I got most down.
best solution? shopvac with a long hose.
a water hose on jet works good too, they'll abandon the nest soon after you blast it down.
Light a lighter, and then blow through it with your duster can. Make sure you have a fire extinguisher handy, however. Also you might try to just use the extinguisher to start with.
there goes "the guy". LOL. I love how you called the wasp the guy.
In case you didn't already do it always crush the nests by stomping on them and squishing them because of the larvae.
Soapy water does the trick too. Using a garden sprayer so you don't have to get close.
I'm amazed this guy pointed the spray in the right direction and didn't blind himself. 🤣
Hey it would be nice if you had a camera that could run slow motion smoothly.
wow where do you live? such a fantastic landscape. and there mountains!
Omg I've been watching your videos since yesterday! 😬😱where do you live?? I've contemplated leaving So. Cal and moving to the desert because I don't mind the heat.. but I'm so scared of wasps, bees, and hornets 😖
Plain soap and water works good also. The soap is lipid soluble. It dissolves their exoskeleton.
Won't be long and this dude will be up for a Darwin award
The electric bug swatter was hilarious xD
Nice lawn, did you make that happen?
It was a lot of laughs watching you some advice come back to see if the spray actually killed them. Its been noticed fly spray doesn't do it any more they drop to the ground spin around get up all groggy then recover fully.
Just some friendly advice start with wasp spray first and wait till night to attack wasps don't fly at night and I believe it even is on the wasp spray directions to wait at night as well
i can tell by the mountain range.. that you live in west salt lake valley somewhere haha. and the ivory homes type houses.
A shop vac works great. Get close with the hose, then have someone else flip the switch.
I put rubbing alcohol in a spray bottle, turn trigger to stream, works well and is cheap
mechanic's know this..but one of the best instant killers of wasps is brakleen. . brake parts cleaner ..the old bad for you clorinated type is best, they literally die mid air and instantaneously.. not the best range but the straw helps so does using a thumb tac or drill to open up the orifice on the nozzle a bit for more flow/range
Wasp spray on sale at ACE this week. One can at night would have killed all your nests.