Getting rid of bees

[netta]

Just a thought I wonder if B&Q sell anything you could spray That's if you are a fast runner afterwards

[Crosser]

If they aint harming anyone or anything, just leave them bee

 

Seriously tho, leave them alone unless they are harming anything, they will clear off in a month or two.

[girocasher]

try spraying fly killer spray into the nest.

[taxman]

try spraying fly killer spray into the next.

 

Try getting a life and not killing things.

[Total Chaos]

try spraying fly killer spray into the nest.

 

fly killer works best in the daytime when they are most active.Get up the ladder and spray,only in the daytime though.

[pinky800]

We have one under our ridge tiles and they leave us alone so we are leaving them alone. We have been told that they will go in a month or 2 any way. Bumble bees are very good for nature, your gardens and crops of veggies etc. They don't sting unless they feel threatened and don't damage the property they are nesting in.

[Chris_B_1983]

Have you tried poking at it with a broom?

[shanes teeth]

Have you tried poking at it with a broom?

 

If you do that they'll come flying after you in a swarm in the shape of a big arrow and you'll have to jump in a pond and breathe through a reed stalk until they've gone.I once saw a documentary about it.I think it was made by someone called Anna Barbera.

[jayb78]

Leave the bees alone they are in decline if they become extinct we are all screwed the nest will have gone by September anyway

[cheeky1]

fly killer works best in the daytime when they are most active.Get up the ladder and spray,only in the daytime though.

Its best to use fly killer at night when all insects are in the nest but wouldnt recommend using on bumble bees due to the decline in numbers already. I would leave them alone as previously stated they will only bee there a couple of months