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Will Clorox bleach kill yellow jackets in an underground nest? It is close to the house, so no gas.?

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Will Clorox bleach kill yellow jackets in an underground nest? It is close to the house, so no gas.?

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  1. Clorox is pretty much bad for everything, including your yard.

    I pour boiling water down the y/j nests I find on my property.  I heat it in my biggest stock pots and pour down about 10 gallons, then check the nests after a week or so.


  2. I got these household tip books for white vinegar and baking soda.  My suggestion: the boiling water, plus the vinegar and baking soda.  That stuff can clean a nasty *** toilet, so it'll kill some yellow jackets.  Adding like a shot of clorox won't hurt either.

    It'll definitely kill the jackets, who cares if it kills some grass too?

    I would suggest doing it with like...a hose or maybe a funnel so you don't get stung to death...

  3. Just poor a few buckets of soapy water in the hole. It kills them plus they cannot fly once the soapy water hit them.

  4. i'm sitting here with a can of ENFORCER WASP & YELLOW JACKET FOAM that you spray on the next and run like heck.  it will kill them and no gas involved.  it a foam that blankets the next.  don't recall what i paid for it but bought it at my local hardware store.   also bought plastic traps for 8 bucks apiece and did not trap one yellow jacket.   actually had them inside the house for a while and called an exterminator who couldn't find their next inside but gave me a couple of sticky paper traps which also caught none.

    get the spray.    i foregot they also puffed some kind of powder where the yellow jackets were seen going behind my siding.

    READ THE DIRECTION FIRST>

    god luck to ya

  5. At night when they are dormant drown them with your hose or large amounts of hot water and cover the entrance

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