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Anonymous users2024-01-24Do it yourself:
1.Light a large amount of incense first to drive the bee colony away from the nest;
2.After the colony leaves, spray a large number of pesticides and pesticides into the honeycomb;
3.If the surrounding area is safe, you can set the honeycomb on fire, and be careful not to start a fire; or take out the hive and bury it;
Looking for someone to help:
In Beijing, we all went to the fire brigade to do it.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Remove the nest after smoking the bees. If you're scared of being stung, it's best to wear gloves, a raincoat and a helmet. After finishing it, it is best to sprinkle a little insecticide on the old area and burn the honeycomb that has been picked.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22At night, take a cowhide bag and summon the hornet's nest and use a shovel to clear it in place at once.
Take the fire at night, and the success rate is 100%. Because it's a hornet's nest, there's no need to look for 119
It's okay to poke it down with a stick, but pay attention to safety, one is to pay attention to your own safety, and the other is to pay attention to the safety of pedestrians downstairs, and it is best to poke it down again when there are no pedestrians.
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Don't panic if you have a hornet's nest at home, and don't use fire, fire is more dangerous after all, buy a bottle of insecticide, spray it on it and die a large piece.
Professionals such as firefighters can be asked to deal with it. Do not dispose of it without permission, as wasp stings are poisonous.