RE: [World] Bee's/Hornets Nests

Date Fri, 26 Oct 2007 01:34:51 +0000
I have destroyed wasps and wild bees nests in the past. It is best to wait till night as they all go into the nest,then spray a power insecticide into the mouth of the nest. I use one i use on my tomato`s,the bees or wasps then pick up the insecticide on their bodies coming and going from the nest and killing all the bees.
Claude Gibson
Tauranga Quality Cleaning
Tauranga
New Zealand




From: addressis@removed
To: addressis@removed
Subject: RE: [World] Bee's/Hornets Nests
Date: Mon, 1 Oct 2007 09:33:35 -0400

Ole,
 
You may want to check out the info at www.beehiveremoval.com  or   www.allfloridabeeremoval.com
 
I Know you aren't in Florida, but this is good info anyway.  Bees can be very dangerous and what you can see may only be a minute part of what is really there.  I recently had a bee infestation and had to have the guys in the "space suits" come and literally vacuum then away.  There were thousands and thousands of them.
 
Bee very careful!
 
Jeannette Watling-Mills
Bob's Window Cleaning
Sarasota, FL
addressis@removed
"Clearly the Best"

 
From: addressis@removed [mailto:addressis@removed On Behalf Of Kim Little
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 11:55 AM
To: addressis@removed
Subject: Re: [World] Bee's/Hornets Nests

If it a really big nest, then you should suggest to the homeowner to contact a professional.  I recentally saw a TV program about a nest that extended WELL into the inside of the structure.  (I think it was on Dirty Jobs on Discovery....it wasnt about window cleaning, but a construction repair job, I think)
 
Kim Little
Clear Carolina Window Cleaning
Candor,  NC


John Kieser <addressis@removed> wrote:
Ole,
I agree with Jim. But, I'd like to add that you should try to soak it down the day before you clean the windows. Not all of the bees will be in the nest or even in the area when you soak it. If it's a large nest, God help you if you destroy it and go up the ladder when their cousins come home.

 
On 9/29/07, Jim Andrews <addressis@removed> wrote:
Bee and wasp spray will shoot that far and it works good.  Soak it down and then maybe rinse the house with the garden hose. 
 
Jim Andrews
Sunshine Cleaning Service
Florida
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, September 29, 2007 4:28 PM
Subject: [World] Bee's/Hornets Nests

 
Group,

I have a large job to do with a client that I do not want to give up.  The problem is a massive bee hive on a window about 20 feet up.  I am wondering what any of you would do. Should I try removing it? Spraying it? Are the professional companies I can refer to this person?

Thanks!

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Ole Hovde
Ole Does Windows
952-484-6420
45 University Ave SE #310
Minneapolis MN, 55414
Residential and Commercial Specialist
www.oledoeswindows.com



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John Kieser
The Window Guy
Longmont, CO
720-297-0446



Kim Little
Clear Carolina Window Cleaning
Candor, NC
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www.clearcarolinawindows.com
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