How To Remove Wasps Easily ● Using Suction ( without getting stung once ! )
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- Опубликовано: 3 сен 2021
- If you have wasps, hornets or a bees nest and want to know how to get rid of them in the safest, cheapest, quickest and easiest way possible without getting stung even once then check this out! If you have young children you can't have wasps or hornets or bees around. You can start removing wasps and hornets quickly with zero chances of being stung. A shop vac vacuum cleaner makes it very easy and safe plus you'll use little effort to suck up every last wasp or hornet! Please call a bee keeper if you have bees that need removed.
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Thanks, Chris. Instead of stopping at the dollar store for a $5 can of wasp spray, I was able to justify coming back home with a new $150 stainless shop vacuum. And a ladder.
Mark You forgot the huge electricity bill
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That's a nice comment! Thanks!
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Interesting factoid regarding yellow jackets:
The clan spends their entire summer foraging; then bringing back their findings to feed the larva in the nest. As they feed mouth to mouth, the larva give off a kind of natural sugar, which the adults need to make energy. As the summer passes there are fewer larva in the nest, so the adults must find this sugar elsewhere, which is why they become much more aggressive at rotting fruits and other sugars.
Interesting.
I watched this a year ago and ended up with a nest this summer. I used your technique to great effect.
One observation I have though is that even if you get it down to zero wasps a day later, there are pupa in the nest which will develop into adults without any help, so repeating the process every few days is necessary to keep the population down. We don't even need to kill the nest to win, since winter will do that and keeping the worker population down saves us from hassle.
One innovation I added was a little cardboard baffle near the nest opening to prevent them from sheltering behind a nearby electrocal conduit and this brought my capture rate up above 19/20 for takeoffs (based on 10 min observation).
Thanks again! I love your ideas and your filmmaking.
6:35 I like how they got teleported to another world of doom
Thank you so much for this video! My husband and I used this method and we were able to successfully remove a hornet’s nest from our house. We didn’t get stung once!
That's great to hear!!
I did the same thing a few years ago. It's very satisfying watching them get sucked up, particularly after being stung a few times. I don't mind wasps, but I didn't want them by the backdoor.
Did the same thing a few times. I couldn't believe how many I got.
His method goes along perfectly with *OODA* for problem solving (Observe, Orient, Decide, Act). Many people go straight to decide and act without thoroughly observing a problem first. Good on ya's
I've never heard of OODA! That's interesting. Thanks!
Well that was satisfying.
Years ago, I lived in a house with a crabapple tree in the front yard where wasps liked to build paper nests in the outer branches. This was about 10 feet from the front door. Well, they would return to the nest a little before dusk, and they were pretty docile at that time of day. So a friend and I would get a 6-pack of beer, and sit out on the front steps with some contractor trash bags and some garden snippers. when things were quiet, I'd nip off one branch about half an inch from the outside of the nest, and withdraw to the front steps to sip the beer and talk with my friend. Some of the wasps would come out, fly around and look for immediate danger, and go back into the nest. About 10 minutes later, I'd snip off another branch. Wash, rinse, repeat, until the only branch left was the strongest one that was holding up the nest. Then, I would pull a doubled up bag over the whole nest, with a can of insectiside inside, holding the bag tight around the branch. I could then feel for the insecticide through the bag and release most of the spray, and then cut off the last branch, and throw the whole thing into the trash. It worked for me.
Loved the intel gathering, planning and execution. Well done sir. Little did they know you were closing in and the battle would be over. Glad you were the victor and well done!
"and let the victor enjoy the spoils!"
I just loved your strategy. We have a nest almost in the same location as you had here. So scary.
Chris - You’re so clever that I really think you could reinvent the wheel (better and cheaper!). 😁 Thanks for another great video! 👍🏼
Wow! Thanks for that!
Sir i do believe you have by far the cleanest prettiest shop vac ive ever seen
I love the clever and non toxic and safe manner that you did this 👏 I feel bad for the wasps but they are in the wrong place at the wrong time 😒
you have only partially solved the problem, so:
Stage 2: Take a can of RAID, use a standard drinks straw as an extender into the hole and give the nest a thorough spraying. You have killed all the worker drones, but there are still eggs & a Queen.
Use the whole can.
Use gloves because that can & straw are going to get very cold.
If Im not mistaken, the nest will die off without food and maintenance from the workers and will just dry up.
@@chrisnotap I would close the hole up. Even if the nest is dead (or about to die) there is a place for insects to live. Closing the entrance will kill the nest off for sure and will avoid new inhabitants.
@@nogmeerjan Yeah, I was wondering if you could not just have sealed up the hole and therefore they would have died? Either way I LOVE your videos and how clever your fixes are. Thanks !
@@JaimeHuffman No, never seal a live yellow jacket nest. Seal holes up well after you're sure it's been neutralized.
@@asphaltmilkshake4596 they can find a way into your house. Happened to me with bees.
I love your content it’s so random but always useful
Thanks! Glad I can help!
Brilliant! Just when I was ready to go to the hardware store and buy a can of hornet spray I came across this. Had all the tools needed and went to work. It’s only been a hour but it’s working beautifully. Thanks!
Fantastic! It's not that hard to set up and it's really effective!
Before I set up my shop vac I went through 2 cans of that worthless garbage! Environmentalists have forced RAID to tone down their formula, it just pisses them off now. Back about 40 years ago that stuff killed them in 3 seconds!
Chris, there can’t be 2 or 3 guys like you on planet Earth, thank you for a very entertaining video
Great video and technique. Simple but super effective method without poisons to run off into my well water. Excellent videography too. Subscription earned.
Simple, effective, informative, and entertaining, Thanks for sharing.
Wow that's genius I never would have thought of it
I’ve had my Wyze Cams for nearly 18 months, they’re great for such a reasonable price! Very clever vid to get rid of those pesky yellow jackets!
Do you mind if I ask how much you paid? Thanks
@@mermaidgirl9232 Believe it or not they are around 25 bucks at Home Depot. They pair with the app you download on your cell phone. I use a mini SD card 32 GB in mine and use it for security surveillance at home. Which are about 10 dollars. I think they are impressive for the money for sure. Also, my Wyze cams are paired with my Alexa Show where I can ask it to show my door wall cam, or show the garage cam. And there's a few cool things in the settings you can set up from the app on your phone. One day the smoke detector sounded, someone overcooked something, it alerted me on my iPhone that it detected a smoke alarm sounding. I thought that was pretty impressive too:) You can be away from home and view live cam coverage from your app on your phone. Like to observe a pet. There's also 2 way audio. The only downfall is they must be plugged into an outlet. But for my purposes, I'm ok with that.
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@@mermaidgirl9232 He left the link below his vid .. Click on it and it will bring you right to it .. Around $40. I think I seen when I clicked.
What a beautifully simple solution to a horrible problem, I love it. Brilliant video as usual 😊😊😊😊
Thanks!
Lol the slow mows of them getting sucked in is hilarious
Charge them rent.
This is absolutely brilliant!
Love the time and attention to detail you put in your videos! Greetings from Greece!
Glad you like them! Greetings from CANADA!!
The ladder and cut soda tube, brilliant. I've used this method for ants in the house... when they've established a trail, i set up, let it run for about twenty minutes a day.
I like when you have a problem to solve. Everyone benefits! Thank you. And it's Ok to leave your beard. It's pretty cool! 😉
Ah thanks!
@@chrisnotap, Yes, the beard is a keeper!
Genius, I thoroughly enjoyed your video thanks! I will try this as we have 3 nests on my smallholding here in the UK. Once we had 10 hives which made gardening and picking our fruit a nightmare.... Tried soapy water, mesh and sand, hot ashes, petrol ect....Love your gentle approach, quick and effective, thankyou : )
Glad it was helpful!
Its working great for me so far. I have at least a couple hundred trapped after just 2 hours.
Once most of them are out it might be best to just caulk the opening to prevent them or others from rebuilding. I have been using this technique for years and even use it when an occasional wasp gets into my house. We just use the vacuum with the hose and suck them right up. No swatting or anything. They are not strong enough to overcome the suction. No risk of a sting.
Beautifully filmed.
I love this idea. Thank you!
Thanks Chris, works like a charm! Doing the exact same thing right now in the shed where we store our bikes (Dutch viewer reporting in :D )
Greetings from CANADA!!
Wow what cool footage watching them come in and out...how did you film this...was it just a stationary set up camera or where you holding it zoomed in and what kind of camera..oh oh I didn't wait..it's a wyze camera same onw I got the v3 pro
Nice video very relaxing and calm
Chris, you are a legend.
Be aware also that these yellow jackets are much more aggressive than a regular wasp.
A wasp will usually not attack unless it considers you a threat.
Also, most (?) wasps build their nest outside and visible.
Yellow jackets usually build their nests in the ground. In this example, the space under the door is ideal.
The worst thing about yellow jackets is how aggressive they are. They will attack for no reason. When they do, they retain their stingers. Also, they can both sting and bite.
Be extremely careful during the summer if you’re drinking from a can of regular (not diet) soda while outside. They can quickly go inside the can and attack when you take a sip.
Yellow jackets are in the same family as wasps and it’s correct to call both ‘wasps’.
There is another thing you can do on a visible nest outside. Get a large plastic funnel and tape it to the vacuum hose. Move quickly with the funnel and cover the entire nest. Best if the edges of the funnel seal all the way around. They will attempt takeoffs and they will get sucked up.
Do you have other videos on getting rid of moss on patios and rockeries. Very inventive thank, you . I started by watching your video on How to make a Tornado Tube.
I had a wasp's nest behind my gutter. I bought a 12' length of 1/2" plastic tubing at Home Depot and taped it to my snow rake pole. I then attached a dollar store turkey baster to my end of the tubing. Next,I dipped the business end of the tubing in some Sevin powder,and then puffed the powder onto the spot where the wasps were landing,and in a couple of days,all activity ceased. The little buggers land,and track the powder into the nest,which kills them all.
Great video and suggestions, thanks brother 👍
Great video, thanks
That was a great way to calmly take care of business.
Very clever and sooooo satisfying to watch [ have to admit here that I absolutely HATE wasps ! ]. Thank you.
Nice! I will use this on my next nest. I s really good to see a video from you as always. Thanks
Hi I just wanted to let you know that I went through this 2 times w/yellow jackets around my house .. Once under my shed and another under an awning .. A neighbour noticed us killing them ( turns out he's a real bee lover so I guess this must've made him cringe ) My point is, he bought me a paper wasp look-a-like nest that hung on a wire, very cheap .. I never got any that summer .. He told me that if you hang them, or even a paper lunch bag around your home, they don't go near other nests, which that's what they think they are .. Now I found at our Dollarama ( in Canada ) they sell for $2. instead of over $10. dollars at our hardware stores .. I buy them for everyone in my neighbourhood ( including the nice man that bought it for me to start with ) and non of us have had a wasp issue in 7 years .. Not one of us .. Also, Chris says they never use the same nest twice, so you don't even have to worry about the original nests .. Sorry for the long message .. Just b/c you said "my next nest" lol, sounds like you get them frequently, so I was hoping this will help you not have to go through getting rid of them at all 😉
That's brilliant Chris, thanks for a great tip!
Happy to help
Really brilliant.
Great stuff 😎 thanks Chris
Please upload more often i love your videos!
This is brilliant! New subscriber, and I love your channel already!
Welcome aboard!
Chris, what did you do about the hole afterward? Did you fill it and how?
Please, continue with your channel. Im loving your videos!
Thanks for that!! I will!
@@chrisnotap Yes!! Thanks man!
Good video Chris... Very informative.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
hypnotic mesmerizing brilliant interesting thanks
We are infinitely charmed by your elegant solutions.
Yep, I agree with others here. You're like the ice cream truck rounding the corner! I can't wait to get the video open!!
Do you have ideas about wasps in our attics that came in from attic vents? I don't like using poisons, but not sure what else exists to rid them. I like your shiney vacuum!
Pretty neat. So many good ideas!
You are a genius Sir!I have the same issue, will try it tomorrow.
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Well done nearly 1 mil!
Yes! I should get there sometime this year! Exciting time!
I just got the opportunity to try this method on a nest of yellow jackets only I used my canister Vacumm instead of our wet vac which is a monster of a machine located in our barn too far from the nest. With my bad back I didn’t want to tackle it. Your method works just like your Video showed. Well after dark I managed to spray wasp poison into the hose while the vacuum was still running and I’m hoping this kills the collection I have so far. I just quit for the night after taping the end of the hose so if any yellow jackets managed to survive they won’t be able to come out. I plan to get up an hour before sunrise in the morning and repeat the process. Like you, I think I have a large nest. Thank you for coming up with such a Genius idea. I’ve battled these things before with no luck and have been stung plenty of times. The battle still isn’t over. I’ll try to give an update if I survive. Lol
Being a distance away with the pipe being 8 feet or more long makes it very safe to set up then just walk away and let the vacuum do its work. Let me know how you make out once it's all said and done.
WOW!!! Great idea!
this was brilliant, sir. thank you for another relaxing and informative vid! and i love that you decided to keep the beard. it’s a look.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Perfect timing!
I love your channel Chris!
I appreciate that!
5:46 I like how you said hover because it’s been proven that beetles bees and I guess also wasps hover. Creating a field around themselves through the vibration of their wings around their body.
Great video. I will try this. Would you say 200, or so, is an avetage nest size for yellowjackets?
They can be very large or very small. This method will work on either.
@@chrisnotap Thanks!
Dude your videos are so freaking cool. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you like them!
Up to your normal, high standards 👍 I just “hit the dinger” 🛎 so I never miss a future video. Thanks from 🇸🇪
Thnx, so cool.👍😀
Interesting concept.
Excellent way to do this. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Always good content. Keep the beard. You always come up with good ideas. I enjoy watching videos from you. 👍👊
Thanks! Will do!
Good one, Chris! Great solution!
Glad you like it!
Thank you so much. We have a vaulted ceiling and your method worked great!!!
That's great that it worked for you!
Not sure which part I liked more, the ingenuity for ridding yourself of the yellow jackets or the cool technology and ways to use it! This was a great video!
Thanks for that!
Awesome video ! ,.. I did this and had similar results, worked like a charm,.. I’m still catching them as we speak,.. I, unfortunately didnt remove the filter and it got soaked ( I did it before seeing your video ).. I thought about removing it but thought if I did the bees would have just been spit back out. I was curious if that ended the threat of if they are still coming and going ?… and I’m very curious if while counting the bees if you came across the Queen ?… thanks for your time
Once they hit the water and soap solution there is no escaping. It they happen to go through the vacuum, they get shredded in the impeller. I did not see the queen (actually I wasn't even looking, I was just interested in counting the amount). If you do this over a 2 day period you'll find that you will get all of them. From what I have read they leave the nest and can be gone for hours before returning.
Thanks for your reply
Thanks! My wife and I had black hornets in a crawl space. Thought I had to pay for an exterminator. This works fantastic. Huge, dead black hornets with very little effort!
So much fun to watch your videos!
Thanks!
Since you cut off notifications on the fat frustrated squirrel video, I figured that there were a bunch of upset folks. This video is just showcasing a brilliant idea. After having been swarmed and stung a bazillion times just for walking behind my mower, It brings joy to see those little varmints get what they deserve.
Well done!
Nice editing 👌
Some video as usual!! I'm sharing this one with friends!!
I'm assuming that some don't leave the nest like the queen and some nursery workers.
What happens after you vacuumed the foraging workers?
How do you get the ones still inside?
The nest perishes since there are no workers to maintain the nest.
Very good idea.
Congrats for 1M
Thanks nice
Did you plug the hole?
poor yellow jackets prolly thought they was goin to the backrooms
I like the closeup action
Would love to have this guy as my neighbor
Until he leaves his vacuum on for 4 hours lol
I did the same thing and in 2 days I got about 500 of those flying A-holes! Day 1 netted me about 200 in about 1/2 hour, day 2 was about 300 in an hour. Day 3 coming up tomorrow.
Hi Chris, haven't seen your posts for a while, I hope your well. I bought the parts to make your vortex dust cleaner and the water vac. Yours looked the best to build. I know it's going to work well. Great solution.
I have taken a well deserved break and I will be back soon. Thanks for asking!
The shot of putting water into the vacuum is really cool, with the water column being totally clear
When I watched the footage while editing, you could actually see right up the centre of the water column. Pretty cool.
Where do I buy that mini camera and remote control for the Smartphone ??.Nothing shows up on your video about information to order these two items...
Go in the description under the video and click on "show more". That's where you'll find the remote and video camera links.
Did they stay away? No poison needed?
Intelligent content, I like it! Jolly good!
Facinating the amount that were in there
What song is that Chris at the end? Thank you!
Fredji - Flying High
You know what? I have some metal siding for roofing on a building of mine and every 16" or so it has a raised spot and the total length of the building is 16 ft so there are about 12 cavities and each one of them have those brown wasp nests (we call waspers). I was trying to think of a way of getting them out without spraying something up in them. This is a brilliant idea and I thank you for it. I should have enough vacuum extensions and extra hose to safely be away from them with the shop vac. They were so many wasps that some stayed outside the holes and guarded behind the gutter hangers. One hole had at least 30 waps hidden behind the gutter so they were becoming a problem. Will use soap water and my wet dry shop vac tomorrow. Thanks again
The longer the pipe the better! This is what makes it safe is being a nice distance away!
@@chrisnotap I had 3 pieces of pipe from an old shop vac I had to toss and then I had the 3 pipe that came with my new vac so I had about 10 ft or so pipe. But I had to use a piece of 1" pvc to have small enough pipe to go in the crevices that piece of pipe was about 16" long and it happened to fit perfectly inside the vac pipe, it was long enough to get to the nests. There was probably 6-7 nests I got out and only a few wasps. Was surprised there wasn't more. They also seemed to move a lot slower maybe from the chilly nights we been having lately. I may charge my spotlight and shine them in the orifices tonight and see if any wasps are still in them.
I've got a yellow jacket problem now, that I'm going to try this with.
Thanks