Day: November 18, 2020

How Do You Get Rid of a Wasp Nest Without Getting Stung?

Is there a way to remove a wasp nest around your home or on your property without getting stung? That’s a tricky question, and many homeowners mistakenly believe that the best way to get rid of wasps is to go right out and remove the nest itself. Big mistake. If you attempt to remove an active wasp nest, you’re exposing yourself to getting stung by angry wasps, which is not only extremely painful, it can also prove fatal if you happen to be allergic to wasp stings. The term “wasps” can be used to reference Paper wasps specifically, but in this context, we use “wasps” to refer to “social wasps,” which are specific aggressive wasp species, including Paper wasps, hornets, and Yellow jackets. There are other, less aggressive wasp species, like the Mud dauber, who aren’t as aggressive, but that will sting you if provoked. Must Read:EARWIGS IN YOUR PORTER HOME