I have a brick mailbox, and wasps must be nesting inside the brick inclosure. I need to be able to get the product inside a tiny gap. Anyone have any suggestions?
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I wish I could affirm the other answers. I have this same model "Commercial Grade". This is the can I bought because these reviews were better than the regular. I didn't get a powerful stream at all. It is an aerosol, so if you stand close enough, it should get in. I don't trust it to do the trick. It sure doesn't kill hornets on contact.
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The product shoots in a Straight narrow line you can even stand 4ft+ away. I'm sure you can get it through the inclosure.
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I have used this product in my daughters playhouse that has hundreds of small openings. The spray is powerful, accurate and I was able to squirt in a pulsing fashion and hit many of these very small cracks in my wooden playhouse. Worked like a charm. I would absolutely say it is worth purchasing. I also shot it up in the eaves of my house and was able to shoot the chemicals about 20 feet essentially straight up in the air. Another testimony as to the power of the sprayer.
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This product is pretty powerful and will flood that gap wit out issue. Also if you keep spraying when they come out it will kill them quickly
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Mix it with enough vegetable shortening to hold it together and place it in or very near the hive on a piece of paper. I like to lay it on top of the frames inside a Langstroth hive. Make sure you don't attract pests or grow mold.
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Its doesn't work. I returned it...get some wasp spray from home depot and spray them
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I have not seen bees or wasps. My problem is ants and filling the center container with water helps. I also rinse the outside of the feeder to remove any spilled syrup.
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Absolutely. I hung one of my by the back garage door and can now go in and out with no problem. We had to keep the door shut all of the time before I put these up. I also have one on our deck and see no more wasps. I wish I had tried these sooner. I would have saved a ton on wasp sprays. I love them! I hope this helps you Mrs. B
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Mine are at the upper corners of the two sides of my detached garage. They are high enough that I need a tall ladder to reach them. I have an extension cord under the eaves of my garage which is attached to a cord inside. If you put the box at that level they will be far enough away so that you will not be bopped by bugs.
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I want to replace this with old mailbox. There are existing screws in my bricks. How much space is in between the holes of the mailboxes? I would not like to make more holes in my brick.
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I have never had a problem with anything coming thru..including wasps.we live in the country
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Yes ,make sure it flushes up with side wall,if you push it in to deep they will nest in front of mesh
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Nope! Not in SE Texas. I wanted this to work soooo bad. The concept is phenomenal! I followed the directions - placed it at a certain height to avoid perceived predators. I tried putting it on several different windows around my house and the only thing that built a nest in it was wasps. I have written several reviews for several websites and not one has been published. I wonder if it is my honesty or mentioning wasps - Save your money!
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Yes, but it will not knock the wasp out of the air. You have to spray it on the nest. Please check the following links for further details.http://www.controlsolutionsinc.com/data/products/other/168_TaurusSC_Final_05202013_Shrunk.pdf http://www.controlsolutionsinc.com/product.asp?id=168
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I am not sure. I bought the netting to keep cicadas off my fruit trees, which it would have done if they appeared in our area (which they ultimately didn't this spring). Wasps are smaller than cicadas so might be able to get through the holes, but the holes are pretty small, so maybe this would keep them off. I just picked our sour cherries and they were remarkably insect free, and the cherries were very ripe, so maybe the netting kept them out. Sorry not to have a more definitive answer for you.
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I have one of these in my chicken coop (plastic prefab one) in one of the nesting boxes- it is the only small one that will fit. The chickens prefer to eat out of the other one outside, but when they are closed in they do use it. The only adaptation I did was to put a 1" piece of plastic across the bottom edge (drilled through sides and used a zip tie-trimmed close-- to keep the pellets from getting tossed out as the chickens eat. Saw it originally in a blog about my Formex SnapLock Coop-
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I'm not sure. It appears we have fewer wasps & yellow jackets where I placed the Waspinators. That said, I'm not certain if it's because there have been fewer of the pests this year because of our rainy summer, or if it's because the product worked. Wish I could be more helpful.
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I don't know what time of year to install the nesting box. I do know that it could take up to a year or two for owls to take residence. I suggest that you contact the seller, who answered questions that I had. I highly recommend the seller
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I used bricks to make a rodent proof floor under this coop. You could cut a plywood piece to fit the bottom.
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Dear Gregory,Thank you for writing. Mason bees nest in existing holes, and they don't damage wood the way carpenter bees do. Our Mason Bee House is designed specifically to attract Mason Bees, so we would not recommend it for your purposes.We appreciate your interest, nonetheless!Thanks for making Gardener's Supply your source for gardening products and information. Please let us know if we can help you with anything else.Sincerely, DarcyCustomer Service