In the middle of an interior swap and my car is getting swarmed by wasps in the driveway, making it impossible to work with the doors open (it's 80 degrees now and will hit 90 all this week, I NEED to work with the doors open). We tried moving my car away from the trees and they literally followed it lol. This didn't start happening until I took my interior apart so it has to be related. Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'm deathly afraid of wasps.
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lol. Get some wasp spray, they’re probably attracted to soda and food spills throughout its life.Just some old shitty cars. -
They may have built a nest on the underside of your car. You might try rolling one of these underneath your car: https://www.raid.com/en-us/products/...p-reach-fogger If it's not too windy, they can clear a smallish outdoor area of wasps. I don't think I would put one inside the car, though.Comment
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Put on my big boy pants and killed them all with some wasp killer from Home Depot. I hope my neighbors didn't see me run back inside like a little girl LOL
2005 BMW ///M3 Alpine White/Imola Red 6MTComment
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Wasps or honey bees?
Honey bees are attracted to....honey and sweet stuff like soda, anything smells sweet.
Wasps attracted to protein stuff, burger, hotdogs, beef jerky, and if the leather seats smell like beef jerky, bingo.
Light up a cigarette for some smoke and they will stay away, thinking a forest is on fire. I’m a bee keeper.Comment
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Man i took the thread title in a totally different way lmaoComment
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