Yellow Jackets
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Treating yellow jacket nests can be done quickly and effectively with
pesticide dust
and a bellows or
bulb duster
. Watch this video to learn the proper treating methods.
Comments
vickie
03 Jul 2010, 19:44
03 Jul 2010, 19:44
The exterminator used poweder for the wasp nest in the siding which is by
my patio door - only one access point out to my yard and also sprayed the
railing of my deck and by the side of my house (edging) and upper area by
the dog run. when can I stop worring that my dog or other family members
might track in residual poisions from the exterminators chemicals that
might have aerasolized a bit away? Also can the poison seep into my wall
through siding area which is my kitchen. I had Orkin come out.
Ask the Exterminator
04 Jul 2010, 15:25
04 Jul 2010, 15:25
You can stop worrying immediately. The pesticides applied will not seep
into your house, nor will you track them inside.
Francisco
28 Aug 2010, 19:44
28 Aug 2010, 19:44
Hello. I've got a small hive in the backyard. I;m not 100% sure but i think
they're wasps. What should I do?
Ask the Exterminator
29 Aug 2010, 10:44
29 Aug 2010, 10:44
Like the video explains, dust the entry holes with Tempo 1% dust. You can
buy the product by clicking on "Pest Control Products" at the top of any
page. The bottle comes with an applicator.