BASF PT Wasp-Freeze Insecticide for Wasp, Hornet, Yellowjacket & Spider Killer, Quick Knockdown Spray, Indoor or Outdoor Use, 17.5 oz

Best spray I’ve used. Very strong and shoots at least 5-6 feet minimum. You can get carried away and go through the can quick so be conservative. My only complaint would be is that it is on the expensive side.

This had good recommendations so I tried it. A-mazing!! Snuck up on three medium nests in my overhang. It sprays like a water hose. Losts of fluid volume in a short burst.... shoots about 15 feet give or take? Long story short, no wasps escaped and were killed instantly. Frozen in place. Nobody stung. Its a WIN.

I would wear gloves while using this stuff, but you don't need to worry about staying far away from your target as it works immediately. We used this on the underside of our deck and outdoor tables where wasps were building nests and had no issues with wasps retaliating. Just spray and wait for the inevitable.

Paper Wasp nest outside my dining room window. Tried Raid, and other "brand name" sprays. Ticked-off wasps and multiple stings later, I was out of spray and still had a good sized nest. Did some research and heard whispers of a product called "Wasp Freeze". Knowing Wasps and Bees dislike cold, this sounded like a possible solution. 15 Hardware stores later, I was frustrated. No one knew what I was asking about, and thought I must be crazy. Can't say I blame them, after asking me what I wanted to freeze wasps for, I told them I was working on a top-secret Cryogenics project for NASA, in an attempt to populate other solar systems with Wasps. That's what they get for asking dumb questions! :) Anyway, I turned as always to Amazon, and there she was. A plain looking (Can you say generic looking?) can of wasp freeze, with glowing reviews. I thought I knew, but now I REALLY know the meaning behind "Opening a can of whoop #&%" (Marketing Department can give me a writing credit there) I waited until sundown, stood 6 Feet away. One shot, at least 40 kills. Instantly dead. No muss, no fuss. The few remaing wasps anywhere near my property avoid me like death incarnate now, and pass along tales of "The night the Nest stood still" Just buy it already!!! Edit 9/15/2014: It appears that it takes about 4 years or so for the mythological/legendary properties of this product to wear off. Either that, or there was some sort of bloodless (We can only hope it was bloodless) coup within the wasp community, and the new dictator of the Wasps had all records of the "Night" purged from the history of his people, in an attempt to show just how powerful and unconquerable the Fascist Wasp nation is; They finally came back. It could just be that I've been lucky for 4 years despite living on the edge of a forest preserve, but I prefer my theories which are soon to be made into a best-selling self-published book of short stories. (Thanks mom for pre-ordering every single copy!!!) Regardless of which event caused their return, the need arose for the weapon of Arthropoda Insecta Hymenoptera destruction to be called back into service. I drew up my orders for battle (ordered it) on Sunday night, and was surprised that my generals were so eager and ready for combat (Arrived MONDAY morning! Thank you Amazon Prime!) and the war, though brutal, was as brief as before, with no casualties on the side of righteousness. All quiet on the Midwestern front. ::Field Report ended:: 8.26.2018: I recently moved houses, about a mile away from the original location. Being a bit further from the forest preserve, I thought perhaps I wouldn't have to deal with the wasps as frequently as I had in the past. But 'lo and behold, there were some rather misinformed black-n-yellow fellows who had taken up residence inside the tubing of the basketball hoop I had inherited on the new property. Now, I didn't know they were there to be honest. I was just out to enjoy a little b-ball practice with a shiny new Spalding ball (I really wanted an A.B.A. ball to relive the 70's but they were out of stock!), and wasn't looking to engage in combat this particular day. Seriously, I was just out there throwing up amazing hook shots and a couple of incredible layups, and one or two mediocre granny shots for giggles when all of a sudden it's like the skies over London circa 1940. I hadn't needed my trusty wasp-freeze for some time and it turns out I was woefully unprepared, so I beat a hasty retreat (Blacked-out the windows and instituted rationing until further notice, much to the annoyance of my wife.) I sent a covert communique to Amazon.com and the secret weapon was once again being smuggled to me via the French Underground. Or was it UPS? I honestly couldn't say which, since they were so stealthy dropping it off, I never saw them. In any case, I was once again armed to the teeth (Side-note, don't get this stuff on or even near your teeth), and much like Operation Overlord I attacked exactly where I'd be expected to attack, and the enemy had over estimated their position far too much. Unfortunately it seems I DID attack slightly prematurely, and a few units were out on patrol and were missed. Needless to say, when they returned to mourn their fallen, I quickly mopped up. Now if only I could find a way to attach the wasp-freeze to this guy...https://www.amazon.com/Flyline-Combat-Complete-Flight-Spitfire/dp/B0092GQLHE/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1535330376&sr=8-2&keywords=remote+control+spitfire Man...that's be fun....

This stuff does actually work and better than the spectricide. Sprayed this stuff right into their nest hole and it agitated them but within the next day or 2 their activity subsided permanently. The only misnomer is the "freeze" aspect. It does not freeze them in mid air like the Mr Freeze cartoon, but this stuff is very effective.

I have been using Wasp Freeze for many year's now and find it to be the best for fast knockdown. I have 10+ years in the pest control industry and have tried many products over the year's. This stuff works wonders against every type of paper wasp species I've encountered.

Shocked at how little was in the bottle, a similar size can of store bought lasts for a whole season, this spray lasted under 10 seconds for the whole bottle. Suspect they are lying on weight. Also, you have to get right up near the nest to spray effectively due to the weakness of the spray. It's basically $15 for 1-2 shots and you better hope you don't miss because you're already on top of the bees. If you can find another hvac/electrical safe spray I'd try thay first.

This stuff is AMAZING definitely worth the wait for delivery I recommend getting this instead of the stuff from other store like home depot or places you get pray somewhat like this. This spray gets the job done in one go. No need to wonder if it worked or not. I used tho for wasp they had one big nest and tje made two more small ones it was in the front door and they stung my face I know they're just protecting they're territory but damn they stung really hard I had to get rid of them because I have young kids and wanted to have access to the front door again. It works for critters from entering your home too just spray along the edges of the entrance. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IF YOU HAVE PETS THAT CANT BE PUT AWAY AMD SAFE FROM WHERE YOUR SPRAYED this stuff can make them sick if they get into it from where you sprayed if you do have pets keep them away from the area your sprayed for at least 48 hours that goes for childrenas well. This spray is oil based so it can stain also when spraying make sure you use gloves and a mask or something cover your mouth and nose so you don't breath it in. If you get it on your hands wash it off your hands with soap and water I'd say two times.