Wasp and hornet killer spray, used to destroy single insects or a wasp nest. The special pump on the aerosol can lets the spray be applied from a distance of 4-5 metres, reducing the risk of direct contact with stinging insects. Bros wasp killer acts immediately and lasts several days. With this wasp spray you can destroy up to several wasp and hornet nests in your yard or garden. In practice it is a fast-acting wasp poison in a pressurised can that shoots an aerosol jet over a distance of 4-5 metres.
How to use BROS wasp spray:
Before using Bros wasp and hornet killer, shake the can well. Spray in the evening or early in the morning, when wasps are less active and have returned to their nest. Spray the nest generously for about 5-7 seconds so the product soaks in well. On direct contact with the product, wasps and hornets die instantly, while those that did not come into direct contact with the aerosol jet of this wasp poison die within a few days after spraying.
When used indoors, do not spray in the presence of people and animals. Vessels and equipment for preparing and storing food must be covered with paper. Remove all food and feed products before using the aerosol wasp poison. Ventilate for 45 minutes after spraying against wasps or hornets. Spray from a distance of 4-5 metres. Removal of the nest must be carried out at least 24 hours after treatment. This is done for safety, thereby minimising the risk of being stung by a wasp or a hornet, which can be very dangerous especially for allergic or more sensitive people.
This spray against stinging insects is used for control and repelling and for use in residential, farm and other types of buildings. The product is not used as a wasp treatment on grapes.
IMPORTANT!!!
When destroying nests, be especially careful and do not underestimate the situation, even if the number of stinging insects is low. Wasps and hornets can inflict serious stings and cause anaphylactic shock in allergic people. For your safety, follow these rules:
1. Wear suitable clothing that covers arms, legs and head, the aim being to avoid being stung by a hornet or wasp. When using wasp poison, insects may become agitated by the product, or the nest may be larger than expected.
2. Do not spray against wasps if there is strong wind, as the product is unlikely to reach the nest.