Deadfast Wasp Nest Plus Destroyer Spray

I tried a spray which was intended to block the nest access but it did not work. Deadfast however included some toxins and after two ap[plications around the nest entrance under the eaves of a porch, it killed off the nest. More expensive than other killers it was worth the extra.

I have annual problems with wasps and have used spray, foam and powder. All have their place depending on where the next is. This product is a heavy spray that comes out with more force than I have seen before. It's a real blast type effect. It is definitely one of my weapons having tried it out live. Has some stand off ability but best used to kill swarm or pump into nest space. Good combo with powder as it helps you get close in

It did the job well. Got rid of the nasty critters!

what i expected

This product is a great way to waste money. Followed the instructions even gave them a second blast . Still got wasps and nest just very angry wasps now. Professional coming in to get rid of them now.

I thought I’d bought my usual, which is an expanding foam style destroyer. I was surprised when a powerful fog was emitted. However, given the fact the nest was under the eves behind the soffit board and I couldn’t see it. I simply emptied half a can through the hole. Never saw another wasp. Presumably as the nest is still intact, it will now act as a deterrent to future potential nest builders in that location!

Very easy to use and direct spray with strong spray (like a small fire extinguisher) and can knock down wasps /yellow jackets approaching ground nest area but runs out quickly so quite expensive. (Used up after two doses) After three days wasps still around so used ordinary aerosol and finished off by powdering area with Nippon. Not totally effective but maybe for some.

A busy flight path of small wasps in early July led us to nest entrance in a corner, behind our cladding. I used Deadfast. It’s has a VERY POWERFUL SPRAY ACTION. Initially I used it at two or three meters of distance for 2-3 seconds to reduce wasp activity, (they went berserk - but I was far enough away to nip back indoors unscathed)…then the following day, with just occasional wasps trying to return, got the nozzle right up against the very small entrance and gave a long 5second blast. Problem solved.PHOTO shows awkwardness of wasp nest entrance above wires, behind cladding in corner- directly above stain streak from prolonged DEADFAST blast. Stain is dislodged wasp mess & will clean off easily. I used it only during a dry spell and during the very early stages of an infestation. The wasps were small, about thumbnail size. It’s a week later as I write this and there are no wasps using this site anymore.