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Household Hints & Help

Canoe52

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6. We use moth balls to chase the little critters out

Reply to woodsprite (Original post)

Mon Jul 17, 2017, 02:55 AM

Jul 2017

use some mesh or nylons, hang them as close to the nest as possible, or toss them into the opening if you can. Keeps birds from nesting in the eaves also.

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Paper Wasps in our walls [View all] woodsprite Jul 2017 OP

That is what i had i think. Exterminator came and sprayed into the nest. He did not have any applegrove Jul 2017 #1

I'm hoping they can do that and don't want to take the siding off. N/t woodsprite Jul 2017 #2

It was just one or two holes in the eaves in my case. They went in the holes with the spray. applegrove Jul 2017 #3

Yellow jackets in the wall Warpy Jul 2017 #4

A couple years ago we had yellow jackets build a farily large nest inside the shed roof... Rollo Jul 2017 #5

We use moth balls to chase the little critters out Canoe52 Jul 2017 #6