Would this work on wasps?
926321
Yes, but it will not knock the wasp out of the air. You have to spray it on the nest. Please check the following links for further details.http://www.controlsolutionsinc.com/data/products/other/168_TaurusSC_Final_05202013_Shrunk.pdf http://www.controlsolutionsinc.com/product.asp?id=168
2086131
I am guessing you do not really mean honey bees and such. You probably mean like hornets and wasps and such. I am not sure. I did find one dead below mine so if it ventures in, it will get zapped. I guess the answer depends on what you want it to do to the stinging insects. To keep them from making nests all outside your house, well, it is not so expensive that I think you could try it. It will kill them if they fly in, I just don't know if it will attract them or not. It attracts the most insects at night, and some during the day.
1689487
Yes! That is the kind of wasps I was seeing in central Florida. Could not sit on patio till I got this product. We had a small bee population too and this kept them away too. It took a few days till the word got out in the flying bug groups but now if we see one it does not hang around long. What they see is not their nest so they take off quick. I highly recommend these things. Many of my neighbors bought them too.
427329
It works primarily on Mosquitos. A few other things like moths are attracted to the light but no wasps or bees.
1635354
It worked. I used it on yellow jackets, wasps, carpenter bees, and carpenter ants. Killed 'em dead, though not instantly. I find a 2-5 minute delay from spray to dead. You do have to spray in on the target insect, though.
504537
I am not sure. I bought the netting to keep cicadas off my fruit trees, which it would have done if they appeared in our area (which they ultimately didn't this spring). Wasps are smaller than cicadas so might be able to get through the holes, but the holes are pretty small, so maybe this would keep them off. I just picked our sour cherries and they were remarkably insect free, and the cherries were very ripe, so maybe the netting kept them out. Sorry not to have a more definitive answer for you.
339433
According to the company information it will not deter wasps that have already nested but it does deter any new ones from establishing one. I find this to be accurate from my experience. The drawback is that you have to bring it In from the rain because it's basically heavy tissue paper. Better would be to make them out of a polyester fabric so they can be out regardless of the weather. The posted range is about two hundred feet but I would guess the wasps would have to have really good eyesight to be deterred that far.
618874
I would say it depends on what areas you plan on using it in. I used it on our roof cap" metal roof" and under the eaves and spot use wherever I detected wasp activity on or around the house.We live rural on heavily wooded property and the house is under regular attack by various insects. I really like the product and it works great. I found large established wasp nests in plumbing vent pipes and when dusted wasps fell and died immediately. I use about 3/4 of a pound in a season. Our house is 3700 sq feet.
2119779
Yes it wil work for many types of insects. I sugest using taures it works much better. Good luck.
2048809
I tried it twice on a yellow jacket nest (in house soffit). I treated in late afternoon rather than at night, so not all the yellow jackets were in the nest. Returning yellow jackets were hesitant to go into the nest, but eventually did and the nest is still active. So I would say this product is NOT effective at killing yellow jackets. But yellow jackets are wasps, not bees, so there may be a difference there.
107669
I'm not sure. It appears we have fewer wasps & yellow jackets where I placed the Waspinators. That said, I'm not certain if it's because there have been fewer of the pests this year because of our rainy summer, or if it's because the product worked. Wish I could be more helpful.
1416206
I have no idea about paper wasps. This trap works well against yellowjackets. Bait with apple cider and a piece of meat. Put a little dish soap in the cider.
1794543
I have never used them specifically for wasps/hornets, but I do know that the area is significantly less buggy - all types of bugs.
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..
86611
The product is labeled for Wasps, but as a residual treatment. Here's a link to a web page with the full label. Read the whole thing before using it, and follow the directions to a T: http://www.controlsolutionsinc.com/data/products/other/58_Cyper%20WP_Label.pdf If you're going to spray a busy nest, be careful. I don't know if it has the "knock-down" effect that sprays like RAID Wasp and Hornet Spray do (the oils mixed in with those canned sprays disable the wings). If you do use it on an active nest, have a clear path to run like %$&*! Here's part of the label concerning Wasps: "Bees, Flies, Mosquitoes and Wasps: Apply directly to walls, ceilings, window screens and other resting areas as a residual surface treatment. May be used inside residential buildings as well as in and around carports, garages and storage sheds; also see Outdoor Surface Use. Outdoor Surfaces: For control of ants, boxelder bugs, bees, centipedes, chiggers, chinch bugs, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs, firebrats, fleas, flies, millipedes, mites, mosquitoes, pillbugs, scorpions, silverfish, sowbugs, spiders, ticks, wasps, and other similar perimeter insect pests. Apply with either hand or power application equipment as a residual treatment to surfaces of buildings, porches, screens, window frames, eaves, patios, refuse dumps,garages and other similar areas where these pests are found. Also, may be used as a spot treatment for applications to lawns in landscaped areas in and around residential, commercial, institutional and industrial buildings, and similar areas where these insect pests are active.
1936758
Don't know. We have used skin so soft for several years but never had the occasion to test it against bees or wasps. Best bet is not to disturb those types. Ha.
1535006
I dont know, I get these out before hand, ( I put them out when its still a little cold) they wont work if an established nest is already there, destroy the nest if you can, then try to put it up, I am not sure of the kind of wasp I have but these really worked for me.