You can use our Poison-Free? Wasp and Hornet Killer. It works two ways. 1) Spray any wasps that you see. The spray will kill on contact. 2) In the evening, or when activity is low, thoroughly drench the nest with our Poison-Free? Wasp and Hornet Killer. The scent will repel wasps and keep them from returning to the nest. Continue to spray and kill any wasps you see. Wait one day. See similar questions...

Use an aerosol "bee and wasp" spray; the kind typically found in most lawn & garden centers or retail stores. Spray the chemical directly into the entrance hole during the evening hours, when all adults are most likely inside. If you're spraying overhead, protect yourself from any chemical mists that drift down toward you. If you need to use a ladder to reach the nest, be extremely careful. The spray may cause the bees to fly out of the nest toward you. See similar questions...

In instances like these, you may need to contact a pest control professional in your area. Usually he or she has special tools to reach this type of area. See similar questions...

German and common queen wasps usually choose a warm spot, often in a bank with a sunny aspect, but also in attics, house roofs, eaves, or walls in which to build their nests. Paper wasp queens build nests that hang from small shrubs and trees, stalks of vegetation, fences and walls, and often under the eaves of houses. See similar questions...

If at all possible remove the nest. If the wasp nest is discovered in the early stages of construction there will only be a few wasps on it making eviction less hazardous. Later into the season removal is more difficult as the nest becomes larger with many more wasps. Always check under the roof and at the bottom of the nest box when monitoring your bluebird housing. Hard soap or vaseline rubbed on these surfaces will help prevent wasps from attaching their combs. See similar questions...

There are sprays that have a range of 20' so that you can stand far away and still be effective. Some sprays leave a foam so that returning pests will also be killed. See similar questions...

Wasps nests are only used once so if you find a large nest in the winter it will not be inhabited again. See similar questions...

In books. Your public library or local book store should have a few books on the subject of nest boxes. Here are two books with complete information related to nest boxes: Stokes, Donald and Lillian. Birdhouse book: the complete guide to attracting nesting birds. Broquet, LaPrairie, 1995. 96 p. Dion, A. 1986. Construire des cabanes d'oiseaux : des dizaines de mod?les faciles ? r?aliser. ?ditions de l'Homme. Montr?al (Qu?bec). in French On the Internet. See similar questions...

No. The Follicare? All Natural Topical Spray does not contain minoxidil. Some individuals are concerned about the potential side effects of Minoxidil and choose not to use the topical minoxidil (packaged separately). If you do use the Extra Strength 5% Minoxidil, read the directions carefully before use. See similar questions...

Owls are very site specific, which means they are likely to return to the same territory year after year to raise their young, If the burrow is damaged either by humans or natural causes, becomes too over grown, or if the owls are continuously harassed at their current location, they will often move to a nearby area to start a new nest. See similar questions...

It is a policy of the City of Toronto, Urban Forestry to leave wasp nests in trees where possible given the benefits of many wasp species as a natural control agent for other insect pests. If staff safety is not jeopardized, City of Toronto Urban Forestry will spray the nests of bees, wasps and hornets in trees which are situated on, or overhang City property (road allowance and parkland) if the nest is deemed to be a safety concern to the public. See similar questions...

Yes! Our service is unique because we do not use "non-toxic" or "least toxic" methods. We have developed proven techniques to remove yellow jackets and hornets using 100% organic methods. Pesticide companies claim they can get rid of your problems using some chemical and not poisons. I don't believe them. If you want more information on this, see www.thebestcontrol.com. Steve Tvedten is a world-recognized expert on this issue. See similar questions...

This all depends on the species and the available nesting material and conditions. Using A. roseicollis as an example, some individuals reason that it takes 10 days to complete a nest, but it can take even less timeif the pair is experienced and is ready to start breeding. We tend to agree with this timeline in captivity, where everything is available to the birds within a short distance form the nestbox. See similar questions...

We don't recommend using hair spray other than our own Grooming Mist, simply because we don't know all the ingredients that go into all the hair sprays on the market and some ingredients may be counter-productive. Grooming Mist is specially formulated to be used with the other New Generation products. See similar questions...

Absolutely! We use very high quality (high cost) slide pots and like a fine race car, maintenance is critical. If you keep the pot clean and lubricated it will last many years. If you neglect them then try to restore them with a generic cleaner you will just have to replace them. Don't just use any "contact cleaner", see our Detailed Slide Pot Care Procedure. See similar questions...

We recommend you wait at least 4-6 hours after your session before you go to the gym for a work out. The heat and perspiration may alter your results if you do not wait at least this amount of time. See similar questions...

The frequency of use depends on your skin type. After your first session in the Spa, you should have an understanding of how your skin reacts with the solution. If you have fair skin, you may need to use the booth a few times at first in order to get the tan you desire. See similar questions...

All of our product packaging lists our ingredients, their purpose in the product, and their source in nature. Please click on the “Ingredients” button on each product page to learn more. You can also visit our Ingredient Fact Sheet page for information on specific ingredients. See similar questions...