man, i wish i had a wasp problem so i could hire you to take care of it. you're the annihilator!

You gotta watch it with that Dihydrogen Oxide, buddy. Once you start spraying that stuff around, it gets into everything. If you ingest any of it, traces of it will still be found in your body just after you die. Just be careful, okay?

Frank, I speak from experience when I say this: wait until nightfall to go after the nests. The little turds congregate in the nests after dark, so if you apply the "treatment" then, you'll be sure to nail all of them.

Then do what I do; take your tie (or bandana, torn-off piece of shirt, etc.) and tie it around your head like Rambo did in "Rambo II," take off your shirt, and upon tearing the nest down and putting it on the ground, light the nest on fire and do a ritual victory dance around it while chanting. The neighbors will love it.

Michael, dihydrogen oxide is bad, but have you ever worked with monohydrogen hydrate? And to think, I used to bathe in the stuff.

Frank,

You better be careful. PETA might see this post.

I have some pretty nice speakers( http://www.wildwoodrugby.com/roomf.jpg) that have holes about 1.5 inches deep in six places that hold things together One day I was lazing about and noticed a large stinging thing(not sure what) flying in, and eventually out of one of these holes. Upon closer investigation, i.e., I got off of my ass, I discovered that one of the holes was capped with mud. I dug the eggs out and taped over the holes with masking tape. I still get visits, usually around 730 am, but it just flies around, at least I hope that's all it's doing.

cheers,

Dick

Uh oh. You're "hurting worms". (hint: 7 years in Tibet? That deep Brad flick?)

You'll never make it to Dalai Lama... but then your site isn't still under construction, heh.
http://www.dalailama.com/

But still, no hurting worms, or wasps, man. Bad K. Big Wheel Keeps On Turning and all that.

Frank,

Turkeyhead is right. Even better, get 'em early in the morning. The rascals are as lethargic as Michael Moore when they're cold. Seeing how as you're in Florida, it probably doesn't get very cold in Summer. Still, the colder they are, the slower they move. Hey...that's just like me. Oh, wait, I AM A W.A.S.P. Jeez...

I think John Kerry might be a wasp in human form. Or somewhat human.

Frank, go to Lowes or Home Depot and get that stuff that sprays a foam about 30 feet. It's incredible. They are stunned on contact, mired in the stuff. Not like the regular sprays.

It is overwhelming force. Patton would have loved it.

Frank, I got one word for you (or two if you want to add a space): hairspray.

Nothing knocks a wasp down quite like a burst of hairspray. Makes their wings seize up within seconds, and then you can just step on them. Like this:

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.
Psssssssshhh.
HMMMMMMMMMMM *whump*
*splut*

Now you know how to kill wasps, Frank.

Asta la vista, larvae!

Now if only cleaning up Iraq of its pests was this easy. Good job Frank! The bokken is a nice touch.

I wonder what a day in the life of Frank's neighbor must be like.

I have two methods of wasp disposal myself. For insects that have trespasses into my humble abode, I find a can of compressedair works wonders. Just flip thatsucker up side down so it sprays out freezing hydrocarbons. A quick blast of this stuff chills the little buggers and drops them, leaving them slow and sleepy. Then just give them a good spray and they go for the Big Sleep. And you end up with a nice chunk of frozen wasp. Fun!

For outside however, if you want something to instantly kill the little bastards, my father always used to use... Brake cleaner fluid. I kid you not. I've hit wasps with bug spray and had them still flying around for a while before they croak. But you hit them with some brake cleaner fluid and they're dead before they hit the ground.

Brake cleaner fluid. Good for wasps and other (annoying) living things!

The 30' foam spray is GREAT! Hit the nest first thing in the morning and watch em writhe and drop. (The writhing part works for me somehow.)

Brake cleaner is excellent to get that one that's buzzing your head. (Be careful where you're spraying, of course.)

How's the skeeters down there so far. They're bad this year, we've been too wet. Do bat houses work down there?

Find a spray that is flammable.

Then when the nest Falls, light it up!

FIRE!

then again, it's close enough to the fourth of July, get some Fireworks and blow a few up.

Hey frank, i should have read this before I did the deed. I had two nests cranking in my yard, I hit the first with a broom while i was leaning out the window. Once I knocked the nest down momma wasp was hanging out by the window waiting for me to take another shot. Those bastards dont give up. Every once in awhile i would open the window and do the ehhhhh heeeeee simpson laugh, which pissed her off more. Finally I got my shot and killed her too. The second nest I hit with the hose and ran like a little girl. I went back a minute later and killed the 6 wasps that were trying to drive off. I finished the nests with some stomping action.

just stumbled across your site have spent a happy few hours watching the little fuckers die the foam is brill. best 3 quid ive ever spent.