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Anonymous users2024-01-24Call 119 and the firefighters help.
I watch it all the way on TV.
LZ tried it to know that wasps don't sting.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Wrap it up with plastic tape and take it off with a bee nest at night or on a rainy day, so that you can take it off in one fell swoop, but pay attention to protection to avoid being stung, if you are afraid of being stung, you can ignore him, and usually be careful not to provoke them. They won't sting people easily.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If there are wasps nesting at home, there will definitely be danger, even if you don't mess with them, it will inevitably lead to conflicts, the safest way is to call 119 to find the fire brigade, they have a professional way to deal with it. Don't touch them yourself.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Call 999 to ask the fire department to help you get it, and you can't do it for your safety and the safety of others.
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Anonymous users2024-01-20Call 119 and ask the fire brigade for help, don't do it yourself.
Usually after a while, they will go on their own. If you don't leave, you have to smoke it away.
A flock of swallows flew in the living room from your house, and it had nothing to do with your grandmother's death, and the swallows didn't know. >>>More
If you don't have a big beehive, go buy a bottle of pesticide and spray it, the hornet will see that there is a smell here, he will go to make a nest elsewhere, but he must protect himself first when spraying! If there is a big hive, you have to call 119.
Listen to my advice, boy, and hide your precious things, the power of the bear child. Not to mention the pain ...... the people who came over
If you bring powder or something, it will definitely be harmful! >>>More