Spectracide Wasp & Hornet Killer Aerosol Spray, Non-Staining Formula, 18.5 Ounce

I had some wasp nests around the eaves of my house and this did the job. I waited until it was later in the day while the occupants were home and let them have it. The stream was quite long so I didn't have to get close and they have gone to live elsewhere.

Hornets had built a big nest near my mower and they weren't friendly. I was able to spray them from just outside the outbuilding. This worked great and now unfortunately I have no excuse to not mow the grass.

Kills the whole bunch. Kills them quickly. Point away from face and other people unless you are being attacked.

I've bought this before and super happy at its effectiveness plus it's long reach so you don't get stung!

i sprayed it and it reach up to eve of the house and i had a lower one full of wasp both on sude of my house.

Please understand that this sprays very powerful like a straight shot. not like an aerosol .Be careful when you spray it because if its sprayed in a corner it will shoot back into your face

Have used this for years--NEITHER of the spray cans in the pack sprayed the full amount and NEITHER of them came close to spraying more than 4-5 feet. They did kill the insects, but I had to be in "the danger zone" to be effective at hitting them.

This Spray is horrible. Only good thing is it shoots a good distance. It comes out in one stream and if you're not a good aim, the wasp flies away. I hate it sorry If you're not a good aim, the wasp flies away. Then you have a white messy liquid foamy mess.. I shook it several times , but it was still very messy and more liquifying I hate it !

Purchased 3 cans and nothing. Sprayed the bees until they looked like foamy white snowman and they they flew around in circles and then came right back. There can't be any bug killer in these cans. Waste of money. Shame on Spectracide.

I have tried this product on wasps and nest in my backyard. But there is no impact and wasps never got killed. The nest also doesn't go away. Wasps return back to the nest and still remain there.