Using Pesticides

Pesticides are the simplest way to eliminate a paper wasp nest once you've found it. Purchase some potent wasp venom, then mix it with wasp spray. When approaching the nest with the poison, ensure you are fully covered if it is up high. Because the insects are dormant at night and most of the population would be in the wasp, you should apply the poison then.

The potency of the pesticides guarantees that they can kill the wasps instantly, and their bodies will be frozen to death, but they will not leave any waste behind. After all the wasps have passed, the colony can be quickly taken apart and thrown away.

Employ Red Lights

Of course, you need the means to see them at night if you remove them without drawing attention to yourself. Wasps can still be drawn to bright lights; if they awaken, they might fly straight toward you and your flashlight. What's good is that there is a ton of proof that venomous insects like wasps cannot see red. Therefore, you can lessen the likelihood of an assault using a red light flashlight (or cover the flashlight with red plastic or cellophane).

Completely Remove the Nest

It's best to do more than spray the brood and leave it alone until cleanup in the morning. Attempt to finish everything at once. Spray the nest, then cover it in a few plastic bags, tie it up, and discard it in the trash while wearing gloves and thick clothing. Remove the garbage from close to your house.

Do The Removal At Night

Paper wasps are nocturnal insects that are busy during the day. The ideal time to get rid of them is at night when they aren't watching their nests, making it easier for you to sneak in and get rid of them.

Taking It Away Physically

You must ensure you are covered and wholly protected, ideally if the wasps are on a lower level and can be removed by hand. These wasps are not particularly aggressive, as was already stated, but if they sting you repeatedly, it can be fatal.

If you decide to remove the nest manually, you may get stung. When ready, rapidly detach the nest from the surface by slipping a cloth bag over the entire structure.

Conclusion

The advice above can assist you in safely removing nests, but it's only sometimes a good idea to attempt to do it yourself because wasps always pose a risk of stinging. Contacting the experts at Fresh Pest Control may be more advantageous. We use only the most effective products to eliminate wasps, so you can rest assured that you're in good hands. If you have questions about how to safely remove a nest from your property, please give us a call!