Citronella oil is typically used as a repellent for flying insects and may be effective against yellow jackets. The aroma of the citronella will disperse when the candle is lit, keeping many flying insects away. Wormwood is the only plant currently thought to repel yellow jackets, according to Ask the Exterminator.Click to see full answer. Similarly, it is asked, will bug spray kill yellow jackets?Spraying the entry point with a liquid wasp spray or other aerosol will kill a lot of yellow jackets, but you will not get material into the nest itself. Nests treated with aerosols will almost always bounce back. The preferred material for bee and wasp control in a wall void is an insecticidal dust.One may also ask, how much does it cost to get rid of yellow jackets? It will cost anywhere from $100 to $1,300 with an average of $375 to have a paper wasp, hornet or yellow jacket nest professionally removed. The location of the nest and the size of infestation play significant roles in determining cost. Additionally, what will kill yellow jackets? Treat the nest with pyrethrum aerosols such as Stryker 54 Contact Aerosol, PT 565 or CV-80D. Pyrethrum forms a gas which will fill the cavity, killing the yellow jackets on contact. Wait until the aerosol is dry, and then dust in the opening with insecticide dusts such as Tempo Dust .Does wd40 kill wasps?The best way to keep wasps away is to prevent them from returning to build a new nest. While many commercial products exist to exterminate wasps, a product commonly found in most garages or homes will also do the trick. WD-40 helps to effectively kill and prevent wasps from nesting around your home.
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