The nest should be treated late in the evening when the wasps are less active. Contains sufficient foam for around 4-7 treatments. This product should not be used against honeybees or their nests. Shake the can well before use. Use thumb to push up trigger lock and squeeze trigger to spray. Keeping the can upright and standing at least 2-4 metres from the nest, direct and spray the foam at the nest entrance. Spray for 8 seconds to thoroughly wet the nest, paying attention to the entrance. Do not stand directly underneath the nest and wear suitable clothing in case the wasps become active. For larger nests, a 12 second burst of spray should be applied. Stand well back from the treated area after application. If the nest entrance is not visible spray where the wasp activity is seen, such as , through holes or gaps in walls etc. If wasp activity is seen after treatment, which is not unusual, repeat the application.

How does the trigger work?
Use thumb to push up trigger lock and squeeze trigger to spray.

How long does it take to work?
The product contains a fast-acting insecticide, which delivers knockdown within seconds and death within a couple of minutes. Ensure the full nest is saturated with the treatment. It may need a repeat treatment.

Do I need to wear any protection?
For any wasp nest treatment it is recommended that protective clothing is worn. If treating a nest outdoors consider the wind direction. Avoid contact with paint work or test on an inconspicuous area first. The foam may damage plants and shrubs.

When is the best time to use the spray?
The nest should be treated late evening when the wasps are less active.

What are the ingredients?
Contains Permethrin 0.279% w/w and Tetramethrin 0.12% w/w.

What does w/w mean?
Weight for weight which indicates the proportion of the active substance in the product by weight.