I have an infestation of red wasps in my attic, do you think the Drion Dust would get rid of them?
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I tried everything to kill Yellow jackets that had invaded my home. They were getting in between the floor joists. After just one time shooting a little of this powder into the entry hole in the wall, and you must do it at night while they are not active, and I never saw another Yellow Jacket. This was a big hive, from the number of them that was going in and out all day, and it killed them all overnight. The best item I have ever bought for this purpose.Royce
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I have no experience with wasps, but a YouTube video using Drione on them sure looked convincing. I can say that it got rid of roaches when nothing else worked. The key, as others stated, is getting to them. The bulb applicator sure helps with that. Also, don't give up if they aren't gone with one app. I needed 3 before I got to all of them, but it was VERY effective.
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I say yes. I am by no means a spokesperson for Timbor, yet a product user & feel that this product would assist your efforts with carpenter ants. I would suggest that you take a few minutes to review the product info on the Nisus website link here. http://nisuscorp.com/architects/products/tim-bor-professional. The comment below id from that website. "The dust provides an additional layer of protection by killing carpenter ants, drywood alates and adult wood boring beetles that enter the structure and pass through it." Hope this helps! Thnx!
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Yes. Make sure you do it early in the morning, as soon as you can get a good shot and get all the wasps, they don't like the dark and hang on the nest until it brightens up. The spray is a thick sticky liquid and you'll need to shake the can thoroughly before you use it. Do a 'practice spray' on a bush or something the day before so you'll know what to expect when you do the nest. It shoots a stream about as big around as your finger, so you'll have to move the can a bit to get them all. About 3-5 seconds max and you'll get them all. Make sure you knock down the nest and squash it after you spray.
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Are the wasps around? I use the yellow jacket product they sell plus some dried beef lung, but haven't put mine out this year, no wasps yet.
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OOH I wouldn't use it in cars! It's very potent smelling! I would perhaps look for the wasp issue itself so it doesn't get in your car. Locate the nest thingies they make and spray it to death with a specific wasp product (preferably one that allows you to stay away the heck back!). However, if you can handle the smell of bug spray and don't mind having a car full of the heady cloud of insect spray, I cannot imagine why it wouldn't work on them directly. For a wasp, I'd spray it until it pretty much drowned in the stuff though. You can't trust wasps not to retaliate. I use it for flies and seed moths and it works perfectly ...just very potently stinky. OOH I wouldn't use it in cars! It's very potent smelling! I would perhaps look for the wasp issue itself so it doesn't get in your car. Locate the nest thingies they make and spray it to death with a specific wasp product (preferably one that allows you to stay away the heck back!). However, if you can handle the smell of bug spray and don't mind having a car full of the heady cloud of insect spray, I cannot imagine why it wouldn't work on them directly. For a wasp, I'd spray it until it pretty much drowned in the stuff though. You can't trust wasps not to retaliate. I use it for flies and... » Read More OOH I wouldn't use it in cars! It's very potent smelling! I would perhaps look for the wasp issue itself so it doesn't get in your car. Locate the nest thingies they make and spray it to death with a specific wasp product (preferably one that allows you to stay away the heck back!). However, if you can handle the smell of bug spray and don't mind having a car full of the heady cloud of insect spray, I cannot imagine why it wouldn't work on them directly. For a wasp, I'd spray it until it pretty much drowned in the stuff though. You can't trust wasps not to retaliate. I use it for flies and seed moths and it works perfectly ...just very potently stinky. « Show Less
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Look at the label, but I found that they generally dont stain. Clean very well after the wasp are dead. I like the foaming sparys.
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I guess it would keep vultures off things but i would remove the dead animal that is atracting them to your area before purchasing the spikes. You may not need them after that, just thinking. : )
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Yes, it does. There was a wasp in my house today, and I chased him around til the Zapper could make contact. After the first zap, he then dropped to the floor and I zapped him a few more times, as he was still moving. But YES, he ended up DEAD!
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I've had good luck with this product keeping the wasp population down around my house. All mine are spaced about 30-40 feet apart. I put them in areas with the greatest wasp activity.
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quick paper wasp guide:buy wasp poisonspray it one nest at night when they are asleepdo it again after a minute of sodo the same thing for next two days in case some of them were huntingtake down and destroy nestclean off any debris so they don't come back
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I'm not sure about paper wasps, but the traps sure work great on NY State's garden variety wasps!
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It will but this product worked much better than the dust if you have them in the house. Outdoors the dust is better. TERRO Ant Killer Liquid Ant Baits (pre-filled) , Pack of 1
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I dont know, I get these out before hand, ( I put them out when its still a little cold) they wont work if an established nest is already there, destroy the nest if you can, then try to put it up, I am not sure of the kind of wasp I have but these really worked for me.
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Yes, Delta Dust will kill carpenter bees, however, not on contact. The bees that you covered with Delta Dust will die, but not until the bees ingest the dust. When bees walk through a hole or land on a surface that you dusted, they pick up the dust on their bodies. Later, when they groom themselves as most insects do, they will ingest the small dust particles and die soon after. All dust products work better the less you apply. You should only apply a very thin light dusting of the material. Bees and other insects have thousands of microscopic hairs on their bodies and will pick up the dust quite easily. A pile of dust in one place will look like a mountain to a small insect and they will walk around it instead of through it.
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Sorry, we don't have scorpions around here, but it sure worked on yellow jackets and wasps!! (We're not professionals, only homeowners.)
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Yellow jackets are wasps, so I am confident they will be killed if it reaches them. However, be very careful to wait until late at night, wear protective clothing, and move out of there quickly. If I were doing it, I would stick the sprayer nozzle down the hole, set it to stay on continuously, and run for my life.
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Yes, dust it everywhere youve seen them and any where they could be and leave it for about a day. I swept the floors and carpets to spread it everywhere about a day later then vacuumed. Keep aome extra left over in case you see them more afterwards.