Wasp Repellent Spray - 500ML - Indoor and Outdoor Wasp Spray - Humane, Vegan, and Cruelty-Free Alternative to Wasp Nest Killer - Insect Repellent Spray for Wasps, Bees, and Hornets

Easy to use and has repelled the wasps without killing them.

I had a problem with wasps coming in through a gap. I don't want to kill the wasps, just stop them coming in. This stuff looked ideal. I sprayed it into the corner where the gap was, it went inside, soaked into the wallpaper around it and I thought that'll stop 'em. No, less than five minutes later the first wasp crawled through. Okay, maybe I need a bit more. No, this stuff just doesn't work.I've now come to an agreement with the wasps, they crawl through the gap, I leave net curtain & top window open and they fly towards the light ans out they go. As long as they don't come down to my desk level everyone's happy.

"ensures a wasp-free environment" it professes, but within minutes of liberally spraying this around, the wasps were back as strong as ever. Utterly ineffective. Dud product. And the spraying action is completely rubbish too, meaning you need to get right up on the area - can't spray from a distance. Avoid this.

A 500ml bottle of wasp repellent spray. It comes wrapped in clear plastic which has to be torn off. That's the only packaging.It's a plastic bottle with a spray. One of those where you have to turn it into a certain position before it will spray at all. This is quite easy to achieve. Which is nice. As some bottles can take a while to do that.Spray it on a surface, and it forms a protective barrier, that will discourage wasps and hornets from crossing. The area needs to be fully dry before use. You can also spray it onto a cloth and wipe it on the surface with that, for a longer lasting go.Obviously wash your hands if you get any on you. And keep it away from animals and children.I have sprayed it. I can't comment on how well it does because the weather is currently foul so the insects aren't around. But I am glad to have gotten some, and it is nice to have it to try it.

​This spray was certainly easy to use - just twist the nozzle into the correct position, spray in areas from which you wish to exclude the pests, lightly swipe along to ensure a good coating and Bob's your uncle - no more pests.That's the theory. Practice was slightly different. we have a barbeque in the back garden in a covered (not enclosed) area. I sprayed the surfaces in the area yesterday and lightly wiped to get a coating around the area. I then went out at lunchtime today and started the barby running. Within 2 minutes of the food going onto the barbeque, I had the usual accumulation of "visitors", so I put our old solution (net mesh) around the area and completed the cooking. We also have, in the back garden, a "water feature". I just noticed that this is now being used as a drinking fountain by wasps from around the area. I sprayed the fountain, the dry areas on which the bugs have been landing, and the general area. I then went indoors and came out - the wasps were crawling all over the places that I'd sprayed.This spray seemed to have zero deterrent effect, so I'm afraid I can't recommend it. It does smell nice, though, and doesn't seem to have any adverse impact on wildlife (including wasps - in fact, the wasps seem to enjoy the aroma)...

After struggling in previous years before with wasps. I brought this spray and can honestly say I’ve had 0 wasps anywhere near the bbq this year, amazing!