Pesky wasps nest.......Help!!
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OK,
Last night I discovered a fully formed wasps nest similar to this:-

In the soffit of my summer house (shed), so I decided to wait until it went dark around 10 and smashed it to bits with our clothes pole extension, however I forgot I was wearing shorts and got stung a couple of times on the b
s for my trouble.....
All was well (I thought), until this morning I noticed the little blighters had started making another one in the same place......
So:- I thought I would coat the affected area with Petrol/bleach/Engine oil etc, to hopefully discourage them...I don't want to call council pest control in 'cos they charge around sixty quid.
Any suggestions, apart from nuking them from orbit and kicking their back doors in......
A very sore WR........
Last night I discovered a fully formed wasps nest similar to this:-

In the soffit of my summer house (shed), so I decided to wait until it went dark around 10 and smashed it to bits with our clothes pole extension, however I forgot I was wearing shorts and got stung a couple of times on the b


All was well (I thought), until this morning I noticed the little blighters had started making another one in the same place......
So:- I thought I would coat the affected area with Petrol/bleach/Engine oil etc, to hopefully discourage them...I don't want to call council pest control in 'cos they charge around sixty quid.
Any suggestions, apart from nuking them from orbit and kicking their back doors in......
A very sore WR........

I've used a foam spray before, works really well, does the pacify & kill bit: scares the !£$" out of you, when you apply it, as the whole thing seems to boil as if they're coming at you. Then you need to find out how they're getting in, or they'll be back!
Edited by MarkwG on Tuesday 2nd June 12:48
MarkwG said:
I've used a foam spray before, works really well, does the pacify & kill bit: scares the !£$" out of you, when you apply it, as the whole thing seems to boil as if they're coming at you. The you need to find out how they're getting in, or they'll be back!
Thats no problem, this is on the outside, underneath the overhang on the apex...The problem is not getting rid of them per se, it's coating the wood with something that they think stinks so they will move on elsewhere...

Try to encourage a bear of some sort, or perhaps a honey badger or wolverine, into your garden and they should do a good job of destroying the nest.
Then once it's been knocked down and the wasps are busy trying to fend off the bear attack sneak in and remove the shed with large crane and place it in a different corner of your garden. Wasps are stupid, and believe in magic, and so will think it's simply vanished and will leave.
Then all that's left is to work out how to get rid of the bear.
Then once it's been knocked down and the wasps are busy trying to fend off the bear attack sneak in and remove the shed with large crane and place it in a different corner of your garden. Wasps are stupid, and believe in magic, and so will think it's simply vanished and will leave.
Then all that's left is to work out how to get rid of the bear.
Wacky Racer said:
stifler said:
Wacky, can't you get Heskey to do it for you? 
Not likely...he was laughing his head off when I got stung last night...

If you were to have worn his tights they wouldn't have been able to sting your bottom half. Ask him in a public place if you can borrow them.

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