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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 177718" data-attributes="member: 389">The dump I owned in GF had a wasp problem.&nbsp; They infested the overhang on the front porch.&nbsp; I thought I killed them once with a full can of bug killer squirted up in there, and then I plugged the hole with a can of expandable spray foam.&nbsp; A few hours later the bastards all found a way into the house!&nbsp; They were a little dizzy and several hundred were crawling around on the front picture window near the front of the house.&nbsp; The ex and I went to Menards and bought a couple cans of mint bug spray (seriously, it works but I haven't seen it since).&nbsp; I sprayed the hell out of those bastards and used the shop vac to pick them up.&nbsp; It made the whole house smell like mint for at least a week.We were fairly poor at the time, but until I made the mistake of plugging the hole with spray foam, it was almost entertaining.&nbsp; Even after this battle, there were still a few stragglers I would hear munching on the foam.&nbsp; We'd grab a beer, a swatter, and a can of spray and hang out on the front porch knocking them over into the neighbor's yard.&nbsp; An old house down the street was getting a new roof put on when they discovered an enormous wasp nest. They ended up having to shut down operations until they dealt with the wasps. During that time we got 4-6 inches of rain and with the roof exposed, it ruined the house and they ended up having it demolished. I had never been in the place to see how shitty it was in the first place, but having a house demolished because of a wasp nest is about as extreme of an infestation as I can imagine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 177718, member: 389"] The dump I owned in GF had a wasp problem. They infested the overhang on the front porch. I thought I killed them once with a full can of bug killer squirted up in there, and then I plugged the hole with a can of expandable spray foam. A few hours later the bastards all found a way into the house! They were a little dizzy and several hundred were crawling around on the front picture window near the front of the house. The ex and I went to Menards and bought a couple cans of mint bug spray (seriously, it works but I haven't seen it since). I sprayed the hell out of those bastards and used the shop vac to pick them up. It made the whole house smell like mint for at least a week. We were fairly poor at the time, but until I made the mistake of plugging the hole with spray foam, it was almost entertaining. Even after this battle, there were still a few stragglers I would hear munching on the foam. We'd grab a beer, a swatter, and a can of spray and hang out on the front porch knocking them over into the neighbor's yard. An old house down the street was getting a new roof put on when they discovered an enormous wasp nest. They ended up having to shut down operations until they dealt with the wasps. During that time we got 4-6 inches of rain and with the roof exposed, it ruined the house and they ended up having it demolished. I had never been in the place to see how shitty it was in the first place, but having a house demolished because of a wasp nest is about as extreme of an infestation as I can imagine. [/QUOTE]

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