Wasp Nest Killer Foam

Used again this summer spray directly onto the nest destroys wasps within hours shame it’s gotta be used however wasp sting this summer means it the wasps or me quality product well worth investment

This works a dream but you have to use 3 or 4 times to get rid of all the wasps

Over the summer I found that we had three nests in our property. One entrance was quite accessible so I sealed the hole up. After a couple of days they made another entrance! So desperate needs etc. In total I ordered two cans of spray and I have to report that it does work. I sprayed the new hole. I found the spray works best if you can hit the nest directly, but in this instance this was not possible. The other two nests were massive, about 2ft6 wide and 2ft down. These were in the main house loft. So suitably covered, gloved and masked I sprayed the first nest which upset them no end. So a hasty retreat. Next day the nest had all but collapsed. I then sprayed the second with similar results. The first nest I mentioned was proving to be more of a problem. After repeated spraying I had success. The spray does reach probably 6ft at quite some force so is good for penetrating the nest structure. Just spraying through the hole has limited success, but patience and a second tin will win the day.

I hope this review is helpful and beneficial. I purchased the larger version of this excellent product,(600ml), last year when a Wasp’s nest appeared on my property. The size, power and range of the foam application, targeted exactly the problem and within 24 hours, there was no evidence of Wasp infestation. This year when a similar issue arose I looked on Amazon for the 600ml size but was unavailable, so I opted for the smaller 300ml size with a regular spray nozzle which was poor in relation to the more substantial and powerful trigger activation on the larger product. The suggested 2metre range of this size is exaggerated, whereas the 4metre range of the larger can is correct. The inability of the 300ml can to project the foam at a safe distance is poor whereas with the larger 600ml can, the more powerful and controllable directional trigger application hits the target effectively and at a safe distance. I recommend for a professional job, don’t but the smaller size can, but do invest in the larger 600ml product and you will be wholly satisfied with the results and ….you won’t get stung!

Well follow the instructions and all will be well. I had a potential wasp infestation & used this stuff. After a couple of applications (the wasps didn't like it & I got 5 stings SO BE CAREFUL), the problem seems to have been solved. So far so good & I have no issues in recommending it. If you have any allergic reactions to wasp stings be sensible & perhaps get someone else to apply the foam spray.

I don't normally write reviews due to lack of time however I felt this needed to be said. In my case, wasps entering and exiting through a brick work hold on an approx 1 foot thick wall this did not work. Appreciate it is a nest destroyer, however indications on the can and other reviews seem to advise application to entry and exit points will do the trick. I bought 2 cans, and applied 7 times over a period of a week and a half. What it seems to do is deter the wasps for a day or so, and then they become active again. I double and triple checked both sides of the wall, and sat for hours on end calmly mapping out the entry points and all the areas the wasps physically walk on. Having tried directly filling the entry hole until foam started seeping out of other areas, to coating a 3 square foot area around the entry hole to ensure contact still no result. Finally, just to test it out and dressed up in heavily protected clothing when the wasps were active around the area, literally coated the wasps in foam (the last amount left in the 2nd can) and watched as they glooped around in it. They didn't die from direct contact, they were incapacitated for a while until they dried out a bit and then continued to fly around. I may have had a dud batch, as other people reported results, my advise would be while they are calm try and catch one in a jar and then test out this foam first. I took into consider weather conditions, alternate access point etc. However when I saw myself direct contact didn't make a difference i realised what the foam is doing is blocking up the entry/exit points. The wasp then panic and can enter or exit, disappear for a few days and then resume activity. My guess is direct contact with a nest does destroy the nest which then the wasps must actually leave rather than rebuild. This however is a guess only. I have ordered powder now for roughly the same price from a different manufacturer and will be able to make a direct comparison. Thanks

It killed them great 👍

needed two cans to get rid of wasps nests done the job.