Comments on: Home Pests Control: Removing Wasps From Your Home & Property TODAY

By: Kitty

Kitty — Sat, 10 Sep 2011 20:06:00 +0000

We purchased this product today in hopes of getting rid of the bees on our back porch. We waited until the prime time to spray and at first thought it was working but all the bees sprayed just got back up and flew off. This product not only did not work but made the bees soooo mad we can’t even think about going out back. We used the ant killer before and it worked great, we have two dogs so we are careful what we use.
So now headed to store to buy raid and get these bees gone! Too much risk when we are both allergic and they want inside!
Don’t waste money on this product…..

By: Wasp Nest Removal

Wasp Nest Removal — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 09:23:22 +0000

I’m wondering if anyone can help me, can I get this product delivered to the UK?

By: Kat Park

Kat Park — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 05:51:45 +0000

Would love to be a tester; I’m a new home owner, rescue animals, have two dogs, and two cats and want to use products that are safer for my pets.

By: Amber

Amber — Sun, 22 Aug 2010 22:12:55 +0000

This summer a colony of paper wasps have invaded the overhang around my house. There are 2 larger nests around the back of the house and 1 on the shed. That area is full of wasp activity including the mud hole building ones on my window panes. Which is unfortunate because my 3 year olds swing set is within 5 feet of the biggest nest. We also have a smaller paper wasp nest being constructed directly above my side door, the main entrance used to our home. I have to use this door to get to the laundry room that is connected to our carport. I am very frustrated with the invasion of these wasps. I have tried numerous chemicals and have hosed the nests down repeatedly. They keep coming back to the same places to make their nests again and again. I read something recently that said these wasps excrete a pheromone around their nesting site and at the base of their nests. I assume, this pheromone is what attracts them back to the same place. I’ve also read that enzyme based cleaners are the best way to defeat them by washing away the pheromone. Unfortunately I am not able to climb up there and scrub down any of the nest sites. This seems a bit unrealistic given the nest locations. I really don’t want to call a professional company to do this. Can you tell me if these are accurate facts and if your product is able to get rid of the attracting pheromone? I need a product that will diminish this pheromone and keep them from coming back to the same nesting grounds. If your product is capable of doing so, I am more than willing to try it. I would much rather use an Eco friendly product than continue to use these nasty chemicals that are harmful to my family and environment. Are you still offering product testers to the first 1,000 commenters?? I hope this comment allows me to be one of the product testers!

By: Amanda Larson

Amanda Larson — Fri, 20 Aug 2010 04:04:13 +0000

I would love to test this product. I am terrified of wasps and many times they keep me from enjoying my yard and garden. But, do I have to actually spray this on them? I might be too scared to get that close….

By: Michelle

Michelle — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:34:55 +0000

I would love to be a EcoSMART tester, I also live in the country, I have alot of animals here and dont like using chemicals. We have a builtin swimming pool and its hard to enjoy with all the wasp we have. I have noticed alot of hornets and wasp going under neath the decking, I need these things gone, please help

By: Julie

Julie — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:59:06 +0000

We live in Texas and have been battling wasps for about 4 years now.

Hubbie found a HUGE nest in the attic 4 years ago while insulating and thankfully it was 30 degrees outside. He sprayed it and then removed it but since then we have had wasps swarming around our home every spring and just before winter looking for a new home. Sometimes the swarm is so bad that I cannot leave the house or even open the front door to those brave enough to even come to the door :0) We also have a wood deck in the back and I have seen them swarming around the deck and going underneath. Not sure if they nesting there or not but right now I believe they are currently nesting in the cable space above my son’s bedroom and possibly in the corner paneling on the back of the house.

I would love to try your product since I do have two children, birds, and a dog that I do not want to expose them to any more chemicals. I want these wasps gone for good!

Thank you!
Julie

By: Patricia Neff

Patricia Neff — Sat, 10 Jul 2010 15:09:39 +0000

I just purchased EcoSMART granules for cicada killer wasps in our back yard. We have dogs so I’m hoping this works. I didn’t see any information regarding application to the nest holes in the ground. I’m going to try applying the granules around the mounds at night to see what happen.

By: Ashley

Ashley — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 13:15:36 +0000

I have wasps living behind the shutters on my home. I have a dog and cat, and really am not a fan of pesticide due to this reason. I would really love to try your product to see if it works.

By: John Vieri

John Vieri — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 05:16:48 +0000

I have an issue, not sure whether they’re honeybees, wasps or etc.
They come every night around 9.30pm and sort of swarm the outside corner of my ceiling in small amount. I can’t really see them where they go because it’s too high to see what is going on there.
Do you have any ideas? and would the spray go that far?