Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home

RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By petrified (Guest Post) (06/04/2008) I am completely petrified of wasps and other stinging insects. I have actually evacuated buildings and locked myself in rooms with no room around the door to hide from them. I will have to try some of these ideas but I have to get people around me to stop leaving doors and windows open without screens! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post by nicole1992jenn (1) | (04/20/2008) Contact She can buy something called the Waspinator , it mimics a wasp nest, hang one or several around the outside of the house. It will indicated to other wasps this home is already taken and they will stay away. It is sold at most garden centers. Or she can also get it online http://www.naturalinsectcontrol.com/. Hope this helps, my sister is also petrified of bees and wasps. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By Tara (Guest Post) (03/09/2008) Does anyone know if there is such a thing as hanging too many fake nests or pennies in a bag? I don't know how smart wasps are, but is it possible that they might 'clue in' if i overdo it? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By rebecca smith (Guest Post) (02/12/2008) I know I saw on the program this morning a fake wasp nest you put up in your garden and this keeps the wasps away. I think it was a tenner. I'm going to get one this summer. I believe they will be in most garden centres. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By JJae (Guest Post) (08/15/2007) The penny in the bag of water does work for any flying insect! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By Sarah (Guest Post) (05/02/2007) I am getting married in the Summer and I am terrified of wasps and bees, I was looking for something small that will repel them away from me, such as a gel in a plastic ball a bit like some of the air freshners you can buy. Hoping to be able to hide it in my bouquet. The ideas sound great and will give them a try for around the home but anyone have any ideas of how I will not keep running away from wasps and bees on my wedding DVD!!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By Katy (Guest Post) (03/23/2007) First, watch the wasps to find where the nests are. Want until dusk when all wasps are back home for the night. Have your husband or someone brave enough to stand still and firm with a can of wasp stray. The wasps will drop like flies. Then the next morning (or when you're ready to plant or play outside) use a YARD FOGGER. The fogger REALLY works. The "penny in a bag' works too, but you need to get rid of the nests first and place the bag openingly. I use bug stray around my doors to detour flies and spiders. Put all three of these things together and it will give you less dodging of wasps, flies, and spiders for months. Good Luck! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By MJK (Guest Post) (03/21/2007) I have an 81 yr old dear friend who told me about this and it does work! I had a problem with wasp in my mail box, so I put 5 or 6 mothballs in a plastic baggie and left the top unsealed and pushed it way in the back. IT WORKED. But... your mail smells a bit!!!!! It was worth it to us. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By Natori. (Guest Post) (07/20/2006) The paperbag method isn't working! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By momof15months (Guest Post) (04/19/2006) thank you all for the great ideas- I will have to try these as I am allergic. I was stung as a child and had to be rushed to the er- there is no other feeling like suffocation and i dont want that to ever happen again. so thanks for the info I will try to post again and let you know what worked for me Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By Lisa (Guest Post) (04/14/2006) I just read from another site to take a 2-liter pop/soda bottle and cut the top portion off. Fill it up with sugar water, then place a funnel on top. The wasps/bees will be attracted to it, then go in the funnel and cannot come back out. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post by poopsey (1) | (05/26/2005) Contact i've tried brown paper bags filled with air, tied and taped to sides of walls and tree trunks (not branches) as the wasps think they're hornet nests and it works!!!!....wasps will not go near a hornets nest...outdoor cafés tape the bags to their windows... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By Heather (Guest Post) (05/25/2005) I know this sounds crazy--but bear with me! To keep ALL flying insects (flies, wasps, etc.) away, take a plastic sandwich bag and place a penny inside it. Fill the bag with water. Use some clothespins to attach the bag to a clothes hanger and hang around your porches, doors, windows and patios. This works for any insects that have "compound eyes". Their eyes trick them into thinking that the bag is a spider's web, and the penny looks like a spider sitting in the web. My husband and I do this every summer, and it is rare that we have flies or other flying insects in or around our house! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By (Guest Post) (05/25/2005) well, one thing I can think of is not too have a bird bath or standing water. The wasps will come looking for a drink. Don't plant flowers near the house and use a wasp trap on/in one corner of the yard away from all activity of the house. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post By Chaz (Guest Post) (05/25/2005) Hang a slice of watermelon over a pail of water.The wasps will gorge themselves and drop into the water. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Keeping Wasps Away From Your Home Post by firemanswife90 (39) | (05/25/2005) Profile | Contact I would really like to know also. I am terrified of wasps myself. Renee Report Spam or Abuse