Will these deter honey bees away from a window?
837680
They work well for me when used correctly. You must put up early before wasp has made their nest. Also take down in rain unless well protected and put right back up. I have had no wasp or bees.
837681
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. I do not have honey bees though. We had wasps.
837682
i am sorry I really don't know, we haven't seen many of those. sorry good luck
837683
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
419785
How far apart are these bees hanging out?? I hang 1 at a corner of my huge shed, and it catches em....and in front of my house as bees hover across the front and 1 side......MUST hang just a few inches from the soffit/fascia area.....give some time, and it works.
873146
doubtful - seemed to have no effect on mice in our garage whatsoever... I hear bounce dryer sheets repel them, you might tucking them around...
1132770
I would have to assume yes it would keep them out. When the damper is shut there is a positive pressure from the spring, which keeps large gusts of wind out, and stays shut when placed in a horizontal or vertical position.
54425
The purpose is so that they will not open but keep in mind these are stuck down, not screwed down and I imagine with some strength and wiggling around these could come off. They work perfectly to not let my kids open the windows and I have a hard time opening them past. But if you are looking to prevent an intruder I would recommend something that is more permanent.
1764704
I don't think so-- these traps are specific for Carpenter Bees- They have holes that are exactly like the holes that Carpenter Bees drill into your wood- I don't think other bees would be attracted to the wood and the holes. I also used special Carpenter Bee spray in the holes that they had drilled into my bench- Have caught a few bees in trap- have killed 1000's of eggs and pupas with the spray!
1287923
Unfortunately, no it does not keep the bees away. I have yet to find a solution to keeping the wasps and yellow jackets away from my hummingbird feeders. I have tried moving the feeders to different locations, maybe the bottle neck type feeders are a bit better. The problem with those is that the hummingbirds don't seem to like them either! Good Luck Megan!
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Possibly. First, I swear by these, they are fantastic. Have bought several.I'll give you this as a reference point. Yelling really loudly can vibrate the windows enough to set them off. At the same time, on a sliding door window, if you slide the door open gently, it will not go off. (if you knock in the window, though, it will).If someone bust through an adjacent window violently, yes, it would go off.For my son's room, with two adjacent windows, I have one on each window to be safe.They're great products.
938593
I haven't used this particular brand but I have used other sticky traps and basically they trap anything that lands on it. However, I only ever saw one bee on any of my traps. I don't think the bees naturally gravitate to what you are coating, as they go for pollen on the flowers. So theoretically they are much less likely to land on it.
943575
I am not sure, I use it to keep bears away from my bees. However, the bears seem to go where they want to go!
2047518
I don't think so. It isn't made to attract anything. If you follow the suggested instructions for applying it to an object that hangs and swings the yellowflies will think it is an animal and will land on it. I have had great success with this method and have never seen a honey bee on my trap.
833268
If the pest flies or crawls, these sheets should be effective. I use sheets lying flat in my windowsill for Box Elder bugs. And attached to a metal stake to trap all sorts of flying insects when I move plants indoors in the fall - a simple pesticide free solution.
1502046
Yes. We have installed these on 10 VINYL windows in our house and they do prevent the window from being opened too far. The design forces the wedge toward the window and so the stickiness is not an issue.
1604611
It probably would keep out moths. I got the thick plastic shelf liner, too. If I was concerned about moths, I would also use cedar blocks to repel them.
1139982
Does not keep bees at bay. Does not kill them. You can try 'Safer Soap' for bee control, will deter them away, and spray late in the day. Bees see pollen in a fluorescence and the Safer Soap covers the plant and then the bees do not read the fluorescence correctly. It washes off with moisture, dew, rain etc so reapply. Bees help keep other insects off the plants and are beneficial for the plants health. You may not have as healthy a plant if you get rid of them. Bees are needed for pollination and therefore flowers and blooms. My instructions to use Safer Soap will not kill bees but will keep them off the plant and they will go looking elsewhere for pollen. he Safer Soap will also protect your plant from mold, mildew and more.
400206
No, but any open gap can let in flying insects. My guess is only a perfectly sealed camper could keep out flying insects.
2237588
No what they keep away are mosquitoes but they don't kill bees or butterflies. The seeds I scattered around two years ago have produced blossoms all over the place. It makes my lawn look more natural. They are a very hardy plant.