the soaps melts their exoskeleton and they drop. spray the nest for a few days so they don't start a new nest next to the old one.
if they look like they are swarming towards you run into the house. killer bees are larger then, then most bees, byt they are rare.
\if they are in the wall. don't seal them in. they will get into the house through ceiling fixtures.
it shouldn't cost more then $175.00 to get a pest control guy who works for himself
and one trip should do it, about half to an hour.
pest control companies will go as high as $500.00
On the bee problem though, make sure they are not honey bees before you decide to destroy them. We are running short on those and a bee guy will come over and relocate them so they can continue pollinating and making honey! Never kill honey bees if you can help it.
Typical liberal.
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DrafterX wrote:
Oh I did....
Busa killed a half a million or so a few days ago too..... That Bassard!!!! [ram27bat]
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You can do it!🐴
A few years back in an apartment, had one on first floor. On the patio, there was a wasp nest right outside the door for us. On the underside of the wood for the balcony above us. There was a lil girl that would go out and jump up and down on the balcony... not sure if her mom locked her out there. I didn't want to remove the next, in hopes that she would learn a lesson... however, 1 morning, before the wasps awoke.. i put a end to them and their nest.
Lou Reed, Cognac, Perdomo Cigar (any vitola), fire place, Polor Bear rug, honey, sausage gravy, Aunt Bee. Oh yea and a good lock to keep that opie dip**** out of the room.
