Please know how appreciated this information is; in suffering partial paralysis wearing an rgo brace, I wondered how in the world I would be able to take care of the darn wasps that I hadn't realized until after I was stung a few times just trying to enter the door plus my two little pups. One was traumatized for days, she stuck with me like glue, I felt so bad for her since it stung her right on her mouth, leaving skin/scar mark. Apparently as I was moving about, one of the boards I had propped right at the door area to bring inside slipped over, and disturbed their home. Now at least, while I will still be on guard when spraying them, I don't have to wonder how to get away....lol "Just keep spraying like crazy"
Literally a life saver. I am highly allergic to bees, wasps, hornets, etc. I was forced to move into a really old manufactured home and every spring/summer I would get a ton of wasps find their way into my home. After thousands of $$ i came across your video. Thank you so much! Now I just spray and suck them into a self sealing vacuum to die.
Thank you!! I was spending $7 ....$7 a for a can of hot-shot, and always had to buy 2 cans just for my porch. Also, really enjoyed the commentary. I am so afraid of wasps, now not only at home, I also carry a sprayer with the mix in my car. Thank you.
I use dish soap and peppermint oil mixed in a spray bottle. I heard peppermint oil repels them in case you don't kill them straight away... Not been proven wrong yet.
Here where I live in Washington we have to watch out for bald hornets, yellowjackets, and paper wasps. I hear ya on the sting thing I have been stung by all the nasties we have here and some multiple times in one go. Thanks for the heads up and awesome solution. Y'all have an excellent day! Good luck with avoiding the sting.
I recommend spraying a deturent around your house theirs a lot of things they don't like and will keep them away. I also recommend spraying every 2 weeks to a month and you will be wasp free all summer long.
those are small compared to the nests I have to kill with my job. This one house had 7 different locations 4X's the size of those on this video and they were on the second floor roof edge. Took me a while to spray them with Wasp Freeze. No way am I spraying them with Dawn. Maybe a small nest but not when they are the size of a soccer ball.
@@ArrowPestService Today I went to a house in the Hill Country and a bunch of red paper wasps were dead inside a garage. No nest, nothing. Weird. I just learned the male paper wasps mate and then die, and the females are the one's making the nest. Glad I am not a paper wasp.
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Please know how appreciated this information is; in suffering partial paralysis wearing an rgo brace, I wondered how in the world I would be able to take care of the darn wasps that I hadn't realized until after I was stung a few times just trying to enter the door plus my two little pups. One was traumatized for days, she stuck with me like glue, I felt so bad for her since it stung her right on her mouth, leaving skin/scar mark. Apparently as I was moving about, one of the boards I had propped right at the door area to bring inside slipped over, and disturbed their home. Now at least, while I will still be on guard when spraying them, I don't have to wonder how to get away....lol "Just keep spraying like crazy"
Don't cut them any slack! 😂
Literally a life saver. I am highly allergic to bees, wasps, hornets, etc. I was forced to move into a really old manufactured home and every spring/summer I would get a ton of wasps find their way into my home. After thousands of $$ i came across your video. Thank you so much! Now I just spray and suck them into a self sealing vacuum to die.
That’s Awesome, I’m so glad the video was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Thank you!! I was spending $7 ....$7 a for a can of hot-shot, and always had to buy 2 cans just for my porch.
Also, really enjoyed the commentary. I am so afraid of wasps, now not only at home, I also carry a sprayer with the mix in my car. Thank you.
That’s awesome, thanks for watching!
25 shots! Savage 😊
@@justinsane7128 💯
Good to know! Never would have thought dish soap would kill wasps 😮
Glad this was helpful, thanks for watching!
I use dish soap and peppermint oil mixed in a spray bottle.
I heard peppermint oil repels them in case you don't kill them straight away...
Not been proven wrong yet.
Thanks for making this look so easy!
@@fermelon Thanks for Watching!
Here where I live in Washington we have to watch out for bald hornets, yellowjackets, and paper wasps. I hear ya on the sting thing I have been stung by all the nasties we have here and some multiple times in one go. Thanks for the heads up and awesome solution. Y'all have an excellent day! Good luck with avoiding the sting.
Thank you for Watching and stay bug free!
@@ArrowPestService most welcome! Will do! Have a most wonderful evening!
Thanks for sharing.
Anytime, thanks for watching!
What is the recommended proportion of water to soap?
@@durwoodball4062 4:1 water to soap ratio will work. Thanks For Watching!
I recommend spraying a deturent around your house theirs a lot of things they don't like and will keep them away. I also recommend spraying every 2 weeks to a month and you will be wasp free all summer long.
We love using that method. Works every time!
Super easy and Cheap!
Wow, that stuff works great!!Thanks for Sharing!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for Watching!
Works great . Good video and explanation
Thanks for Watching!
And like the soap says At Dawn
I love your videos, thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much, I appreciate you watching!
Nice!
Thanks for watching!
I like this guy!
thank you!!~I did it
@@juliecoulter7598 🙌🙌🙌
Dawn and water also kills fire ants too
@@normanmallar7519 Wow, I didn’t know that! Thanks for sharing!
This stuff is crazy and work’s amazing 💪💪
Thank you for Watching! 🤙
Wow! What ratio of water to dish soap do I use?
@@abbeyg553 4:1 water to soap ratio will work. Thanks For Watching!
Thank You!
You’re Welcome, thanks for watching!
Couldnt you put that in your b and g speayer to get to the high nests or your flow zone backpack sprayer
@@michaelmerck7576 oh yeah, someone said to put it in a super soaker water gun. 🔫 I liked that idea.
Depending on the concentration of dawn to water could you use a super soaker for those hard to reach locations?
Absolutely, That’s a great idea!
As a technician I've used a powered water gun with nothing but soap and water to get to those hard to reach wasp nest and it works like a charm
Did you use vinegar?
@@helenao2066 just dawn dishwasher soap and water, that’s it! Thanks for Watching!
What?!🤯 ok I gotta do this now lol
You got this! Thanks for Watching!
Liquid dish soap and water. You're welcome.
Does any dishwasher soup work? Like does Fairy work too?
I believe any of them should ok and would do the job!
won't they try to attack you once you start spraying away?
@@faraz2475 They Die really Fast and they don’t try to sting you!
those are small compared to the nests I have to kill with my job. This one house had 7 different locations 4X's the size of those on this video and they were on the second floor roof edge. Took me a while to spray them with Wasp Freeze. No way am I spraying them with Dawn. Maybe a small nest but not when they are the size of a soccer ball.
@@simply_the_dev7588 When they’re the size of a soccer ball, I’m bringing out the BIG GUNS for sure‼️ 🤣
@@ArrowPestService Today I went to a house in the Hill Country and a bunch of red paper wasps were dead inside a garage. No nest, nothing. Weird. I just learned the male paper wasps mate and then die, and the females are the one's making the nest. Glad I am not a paper wasp.
@@simply_the_dev7588 TRUE 🤣🤣🤣
Let’s go! 💣
Thank you for Watching! 😎
Comments are helpful
@@annduncan7436 thanks for watching!
Soap kills about as good as the wasp freeze
@@michaelmerck7576 You’re Right!
Sorry, but what's the wasp freeze? Is it a spray? Thank you...
@@SG-kd8ek Yes, it’s a spray that kills them on contact.
Dam talked wayyy too long.
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Thanks for Watching Christina!