I’d imagine it isn’t their first year in the attic of that house.
The shed wouldnt bother me too much but herself is wreaking my head as they are in the attic. Playing Billy big balls or it’ll be a long lockdown
Was about to post the same about them coming back to the exact same spot every year.
There’s a lad on another topic that needs his car burnt out, any tips
Give the boys in moyross €50. They will get a good evening fun out of it too
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I’ve decided that I’m going to bag it up as you said woth the fuckers alive and fuck the nest at Micheal Martin.
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The spray works great, I had a nest in the garden during the summee. There’s an entrance hole near the bottom of the nest so get the first of the spray in there before washing it all over the cunt of a thing. Could be an odd shape if it’s in the attic though.
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Ant powder is very good for wasps if used in the right way. Say if they crawl into your attic. Put it down where they crawl in and they carry it in on their feet to the centre of the nest. Very effective. Replenish as required. Sorted out a nasty swarm for me that had managed to nest in a cavity wall via a window sill.
Theres some amount of wasps around the place. I thought the cunts would be gone this time of year
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Queens looking for somewhere warm and dry to hibernate
I’ve seen fuck all this year but then again there was a nest out the side of the house last year that I got rid of so maybe have a look around and see have you got any nests around the garden.
Spotted a few wasps outside the kitchen window yesterday, dozens of them going in and out of the cavity this morning. Rang a fella and he has come and sealed it up, if it works it’s the best £50 iv ever spent.
You’ve been stung
Only one man can help you here
I found a wasp nest in a bird house last weekend. I just sprayed in some wasp killer, then smashed up the next and then sprayed in some more.
A solution of Fairy Liquid and water into the nest entrance worked for me one day. Gives the cunts a grand painful death as it blocks their exoskeleton through which they ‘breath’
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The brother had them in the cavity and he blocked off the hole under the window sill. Somehow they got into the bedroom during the night. He said you should have seen the state of the room. Luckily nobody was in there.
I think the preferred solution is a mound of ant powder outside the opening so they carry it in on their feet and kill what’s inside in the nest as well. Then seal up the hole.
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Apparently in timber framed houses they will eat through the chipboard if cornered. I’m not sure what my man done but he had it finished in 5 minutes. No more buzzing in the cavity and the swarm outside the opening moved away fairly quickly.
Anyone with timber frame deserves it.
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I had them setting up the nest on the ceiling of the shed in a previous house of mine. I’d smash the beginnings of the nest and that would be that for the season. But they’d come back and try the same thing in the exact same spot every year after.
The nests are a thing of beauty