How do you get rid of wood bees?
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spray them with water or bees killer spray
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If you look at the upper surface of the abdomen of a carpenter bee, you will see that it is hairless, black and shiny, while a bumble bee will hairy or at least have some yellow markings.\n\nBumble bees usually nest in the ground while carpenter bees tunnel into wood to make their nests.  Carpenter bees prefer bare, unpainted or weathered softwoods, especially redwood, cedar, cypress or pine.\n\nAfter mating in the spring, the female will lay their eggs in a series of small cells, each egg wrapped in a leaf with a ball of pollen for food.  The tunnels in the wood are perfectly round and about the diameter of your finger.\n\nOver the years, they can do considerable damage to wooden structures.\n\nKeeping wood painted and well maintained is probably the best way to keep carpenter bees at bay.\n\nFemale carpenter bees are not terribly aggressive, and will only sting if extremely provoked.  Male carpenter bees can be quite aggressive, flying into people's faces and even hovering directly in front of them, but fortunately they are completely harmless and have no stinger.
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CLEAN WITH ALCOHOL OR WINDEX IF THAT DOESNT WORK THROW THEM AWAY
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Tea Tree oil works great to get rid of them.
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kill them with kindness. sounds corny but trust me it works.
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That's a tough one.  They are persistent little critters.\n\nTry using boric acid - you can get it at any department store.  It is a powder, quite inexpensive, and harmless to humans.  Put it in any places you see signs of silverfish, along cracks in wood, etc.  We use boric acid on our sailboat and it seems to control most pests.\n\nIf you have silverfish in your kitchen cupboards try putting loose bay leaves around all the shelves and corners.  They won't kill the silverfish, but I have found that bay leaves spread around like that tend to keep most insects away.  There seems to be something about the bay leaves they don't like.  I've never used them for silverfish, but they work for ants.\n\n\nThere are special insecticides for silverfish, including Drone Dust which actually dries them out when they pass through it.  And there are things called silverfish packs.  Any powder you put down has to go in the dark places and cracks where they like to live, not out in the open - around your foundation, inside electrical outlets, around plumbing, under sinks, places liek that.\n\nThey are particularly attracted to wet, humid areas, so getting everything as dry as posible will help.  Fix any leaky pipes, maybe get a dehumidifier.  Regularly ventilate closed rooms.  VAcuum cracks with the special crevice tool regularly.  Use silica gel to help keep things dry.  Keep all food tightly covered to remove their food source.\n\nDid you do an Internet search related to this?  You might get more ideas.\n\nIf all else fails, or if you have a big problem, you might need to call an exterminator, which of course will be expensive.\n\nI hope this helps!  Good luck with it!
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The first thing you must do is eliminate the hatcheries. Keep the garbage that they(flies) lay eggs in away from your factory. Then you need to spray some barn-spray. Malthion works well, and is available at most feed stores or your local vet. Good luck!
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God made them. As long as dirt has been! Nasty little pieces of filth aren't they? Did you know they can live without their heads for 2 wks? I awould not wolf you my friend! Scientific fact from observation by a very honorable institution came up with this scary fact. So get some boric acid and sprinkle a line around your baseboards and the back of your countertop around your trash can around fridge, any where they will have to walk across it, even put it across the window sill and on the floor threshold and wait patiently always keeping the lines full of boric acid and after a while they will kinda disappear, but if you live in town keep the boric acid out all the time because they travel well and love to see new places.
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Get rid of debris that retains moisture.
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Computer Associates' PestPatrol will get you rid of it (it's the only antispyware program that does it currently). Go to http://www.pestpatrol.com .
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easiest way is to spit on them (i know, yuk, but it works)\n\nalso, a wax candle lightly rubbed will repell water
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Try to kill that bug with some pesticide.
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pour some ammonia around they don't like the smell and will associate the smell with your place and stay away. put some in a trail over to neighbours late at night and fed them regular there. make sure it is neighbour you don't like
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spray it out with a garden hose .. thats nasty
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Anti histamines work well, especially ointments.\nAlso, if it's not too bad, sometimes vinegar can alleviate the stinging sensation...\n\nI don't really want to know how a bee got near your privates, but I wish you the best of luck. If all else fails, go to a doctor.\nAloha,\nDavid
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You get them from GIRLS.  They're icky things that crawl all over you!  The only thing you can do for them is shriek and brush them off vigorously.
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Use Acetone\n\n Nail Polish Remover