does this work on wasps, bees, and flies?
1998374
Yes, it works on wasps. My housemate has even caught them on the fly, but I'm not that talented. Would recommend waiting until they land on a flat surface.
1998375
I have not had an opportunity to use it on any of these but I am sure it would work if they alite and stay put long enough for you to run get it. Wasp and bees may come at you if you miss. But that is the same risk you take of you used a swatter.
1998376
I haven't tried that. It would probably hold one if you caught it however, you would have to be pretty fast & accurate to catch one; especially flies.
1998377
I have used it in wasps, but it is a little more difficult (at least for me) to catch them since they are more "slippery" than spiders and I tend to be terrified of them. I have also caught flies (those big greenish ones) when they buzz against the window trying to get out following the light with no problem. I have never had the opportunity to try with bees.
1998378
All of those, wasps, bees, and flies, are generally a lot faster and more aware of their surroundings and danger. If you are lucky (and brave) enough to actually capture one of these, I believe the bristles are strong enough to hold the little critter. Catching them up against a window would be easiest since they "think" they can get away. What you do with them once caught would be the real question. If you want to release them outside then that's pretty simple. If you want to flush them, that may be more of a challenge. But if you are asking if the Catcher is strong enough, the answer is yes. All of those, wasps, bees, and flies, are generally a lot faster and more aware of their surroundings and danger. If you are lucky (and brave) enough to actually capture one of these, I believe the bristles are strong enough to hold the little critter. Catching them up against a window would be easiest since they "think" they can get away. What you do with them once caught would be the real question. If you want to release them outside then that's pretty simple. If you want to flush them, that may be more of a challenge. But if you are asking if the Catcher is strong enough, the... » Read More All of those, wasps, bees, and flies, are generally a lot faster and more aware of their surroundings and danger. If you are lucky (and brave) enough to actually capture one of these, I believe the bristles are strong enough to hold the little critter. Catching them up against a window would be easiest since they "think" they can get away. What you do with them once caught would be the real question. If you want to release them outside then that's pretty simple. If you want to flush them, that may be more of a challenge. But if you are asking if the Catcher is strong enough, the answer is yes. « Show Less
1191447
Yes, it should kill stink bugs (they are similar to boxelder bugs). Cy-Kick kills a huge range of insects, including scorpions. Stink bugs aren't specifically listed on the label, but there are so many insects it can't list all of them, lol.
987613
I do not know. I have not had any experience with drain flies. It does work on fruit flies especially if you put it out right away before they have time to multiply "like flies do".
1453589
Bug Warrior is extremely effective for all types of flies. I have used it for wasps / hornets effectively. As for mosquitoes it's overkill; they just vaporize. Highly recommended.
2104893
Sorry it took so long to answer back. I've used only on carpenter ant and wasps!! It works great on those two.
1388820
It does kill wasps...but i doubt you would want this in your car. Would get pretty strong in that confined space. Probably better to find the nest and spray with raid or some kind of bee killer.
968169
No it only works on mice, spiders, ants etc, small rodents, not dogs or cats.
1388822
I would not recommend for wasp. It's great for average flying pest. A squirt in your car would work Most restaurants use this so it suppose to b safe
2123649
I think it works on all ants. I'm not sure though since I'm from New York and I used it strictly for bees. But I think it works on all insects - and more... For example, I also had ground bees and when I sprayed it into the ground, not only did the bees vacate, but worms were running (crawling) for their life too!
48910
well i am not that sure, it worked wonders on small roaches..i never saw them again. I believe it will work on any sort of insect..
1527624
We only used this to use on bees that were in the walls of our house and it worked GREAT on them!
2020630
It should...it works on a lot of bugs. I've only had to spray for bugs once. Its pretty awesome!!
855161
I do not think this will work on the bugs you listed. It does a great job on grubs, I used this early this season and no grubs and no animals digging up yard trying to get grubs. There are some products that specify which bugs it kills, you might try Spectacid it works for fleas, crickets, earwigs and ants. Read packaging as this works on many other bugs. Flys are harder to kill off as so quick to give birth, maybe some flying insect killer. I hope this helps and this product works great at our home.
1571206
Its doesn't work. I returned it...get some wasp spray from home depot and spray them
281628
I don't know. I use it on my roses for the Japanese beetles and it seems to work well if I keep up the applications. Never heard of it working on crane flies.
1556439
I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work. And it will definitely kill bees. I would suggest you do it either in the evening or very early in the morning.
1345952
I have no experience with wasps, but a YouTube video using Drione on them sure looked convincing. I can say that it got rid of roaches when nothing else worked. The key, as others stated, is getting to them. The bulb applicator sure helps with that. Also, don't give up if they aren't gone with one app. I needed 3 before I got to all of them, but it was VERY effective.