There are a lot of bees in the kitchen ceiling at home, what should I do?

When I came home from work this afternoon, I heard a loud noise in the kitchen, and I was startled when I saw it, there was a bee buzzing in the window, I didn't open the window, I found the property and killed them, and then I checked the reason, there was a hole outside, and from that it flew directly into the ceiling of my house and flew into the kitchen, so I blocked the hole, and then there were a lot of bees in the ceiling, will it die by itself? Do I die faster when I smoke mosquito coils? I'm getting goosebumps, does anyone know a good idea???

You can apply a little honey with a stick a little farther away from the outside of the inlet, so that the bees inside will go out, and then plug the small hole after confirmation (please ensure safety), after all, it is not good to die inside, not to mention that it is not easy for small bees to live!

Bees are cute animals, so let's be merciful.

Method 1: You can use smoke or a ball or something to smash their nest a little, as long as they feel unstable will move, one of them is a queen bee (the only fully developed female bee in the whole colony), as long as he leaves, the other bees will follow, the key is that if you want to move them, try to spray them with smoke at night or early in the morning, so that they will be quiet for a while.

Method 2: You can call the newspaper or TV station and say that the situation is more serious, they are now keen on these things and can come faster than the fire brigade. I don't know what else you can do with that clue award.

When they come to the exposure, there will usually be professional beekeepers or experienced old people to find a way for you or even solve it directly.

If nesting has been confirmed, you should seek the local fire department or call the 119 fire department for consultation, there have been reports that the Chengdu area receives more than 2,000 alarms a year to remove nesting wasps.

If you are still in the early stage of nesting, you can consider using mosquito coils and dried wormwood to light it, remove the wall cover, and regularly use the minimum displacement to smoke and discharge, but do not fumigate from the outside of the flue mouth to avoid wasps from getting into the house ......

Late summer and early autumn is the peak season for wasps to nest separately, so you should pay special attention to this time, and contact a pest control company for indoor fumigation and insect control if you can detect the traces of wasps or other pests (such as termites or cockroaches) early.

It's hard to smoke to death. Restore the ceiling and seal it, and it won't be long before you die, and you will open the ceiling to clean up the body. Now, if you let it out, it will fly into the room, and it will be difficult to get out of it.

You have blocked the ceiling, so you don't have to worry about anything, bees are beneficial insects, killing is not very good, let them find other ways out by themselves, just don't interfere with your normal life!

Insecticide dies when sprayed, or fly swatters; Ha ha.

With the exterminator, mosquitoes, flies, and insects are all dead.

You leave them alone, there is no oxygen in the chandelier, and the temperature is high, as long as they don't fly out, they will die in a few days. When the time comes, you can clean up the chandelier again.