Posted by cj3b_jeep on June 05, 2008 at 05:32:44 from (131.123.222.106):
In Reply to: Carpenter Bees posted by Jimmie D. Johnson on June 04, 2008 at 15:14:48:
yesterday was the start of my yearly battle with them. I have a little rig I sling over my shoulder and take with me up the ladder an onto the roof. It consists of 5 quarts of Terminate, 1 can of CRC brake clean, a turkey baster full of Sevin dust and a caulking gun. First thing I do is located their holes and spray into them with the brake clean. If there's a bee in the hole, it dies right now. I also use the brake clean on any of them that come near me. Then I wash the area with a hose, wait for it to dry. Then caulk the holes. Then I spray the Terminate all over, lay down the sevin dust to take care of the ones that return. If you don't kill all of those little Bast*&ds, they'll drill a new hole right away. That's why I wash the house, so I can see any new areas where they drill. I wish there was something that would deter them.
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