Wasps eating our bench!
Discussion
Cover it and move it and offer a substitute, bit of un treated wood?
Give the woodwork a treatment (I know teak is one of the more resilient).
Spray area with an insecticide, though you perhaps do not want to eat off it for a while. We used to use Kybosh (??) when queen wasps were sniffing around air bricks.
Give the woodwork a treatment (I know teak is one of the more resilient).
Spray area with an insecticide, though you perhaps do not want to eat off it for a while. We used to use Kybosh (??) when queen wasps were sniffing around air bricks.
TheRealFingers99 said:
The strange thing is that they're eating teak (surely harder to digest?): you might try leaving the odd bit of broken pallet lying around, see what happens.
There is about 3 tons of chopped up firewood, a mixture of oak & beech, far closer to the nest than the bench, but they seem to be ignoring that. Although we don't try to sit on the pile of firewood, so maybe we just never spot them.Hoofy said:
Drogo said:
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