Most of the time, wasps enter homes through open doors and windows. But what confuses many people is the sightings of wasps buzzing inside their homes despite closed windows and doors. This guide reveals the three reasons for wasps in the house when no windows are open. Plus, there are hacks in this post that …
No Windows Are Open And Wasps In The House? Here’s Why Read More »
Starting from late fall till the end of winter months, you may notice swarms of wasps outside your home. These wasps have no nests, neither do they’ve any larvae to feed and protect. So, what’s the reason for sightings of lots of wasps but no nests around? And do these wasps pose any threat to …
The presence of wasps and hornets in the house and yard is quite scary. Their stings are venomous and can give severe allergic reactions to many people. But at times, during certain months, you’ll find lazy wasps in your house. You’ll find lethargic wasps lying around on the floor, in the basement, on windowsills, and …
Hornets and wasps come from the same family, Vespidae. But their nests have differences. Knowing these differences will help you to determine what you’re dealing with. It’ll also help you to up your guard against hornets and wasp stings, which at times, are deadly. When you’re finished reading this post, you’ll be able to the …
Hornet Nest Vs Wasp Nest – Differences You Never Knew Read More »
Wasps get inside your home’s walls through the wall voids to build nests. Two types of wasps make nests inside the walls. They’re yellow jackets and bald-faced hornets. Both the wasps start to build nests from late spring. The process of building nests lasts till the summer months. It’s by the end of summer, the …
How To Find A Wasp Nest In Your Wall? 3 Signs You’re Ignoring Read More »
Not all wood-boring insects are meant to destroy your home’s furniture or structural lumber. Some wood bugs are harmless to you and your home. In fact, these wood-eating bugs end up in your home accidentally. Given a chance, they wouldn’t have been into your home in the first place. The same goes with the wasp …
Wasp That Eats Wood: Why You SHOULDN’T Bother About It! Read More »
