Outdoor Wasp Hornet and Yellow Jacket Killer Aerosol with 27-Foot Jet Spray in Twelve 18.5-Ounce Cans – Spectracide
Outdoor wasp, hornet and yellow jacket killer uses an aerosol jet to treat active nests from a listed distance of up to 27 feet. Spectracide formulates the contact spray to kill the listed stinging insects and eliminate the treated nest where they live and breed.
The package contains twelve 18.5-ounce cans. Apply outdoors only at sunrise or sunset when insects are least active, stand a safe distance away and soak the nest according to the complete label. Wait at least 24 hours before removing a treated nest. The formula is described as non-staining on most home siding depending on age and cleanliness, so test an inconspicuous spot and recheck it after several hours. Avoid use on evergreen and holly plants because damage may occur.
Specifications
- Brand: Spectracide
- Product: Wasp hornet and yellow jacket killer
- Form: Aerosol spray
- Pack quantity: 12 cans
- Volume per can: 18.5 oz stated in title
- Target species: Wasps hornets and yellow jackets
- Additional listed targets: Scorpions and tent caterpillars
- Action: Kills listed insects on contact
- Nest claim: Eliminates treated nest
- Jet distance: Up to 27 ft
- Use area: Outdoor only
- Application timing: Sunrise or sunset
- Application: Spray nest until soaked according to label
- Removal wait: At least 24 hours
- Siding claim: Non-staining on most home siding
- Siding condition: Depends on age and cleanliness
- Surface test: Use inconspicuous area and recheck after hours
- Plant limitation: Not recommended on evergreen or holly
- Detailed model: HG-97221
- Detailed listed weight: 524 g
- Detailed listed liquid mass: 0.52 kg
- Use requirement: Follow complete label
- Safety: Stand at a safe distance during application
Frequently Asked Questions
How far does the jet spray reach?
The Spectracide aerosol is listed to reach an active nest from up to 27 feet away.
When should a nest be treated?
Apply outdoors at sunrise or sunset when wasps hornets and yellow jackets are least active.
How soon can the treated nest be removed?
Wait at least 24 hours after treatment and follow the full label before removal.
Can the spray contact siding or plants?
Test siding in an inconspicuous spot first and avoid evergreen or holly plants because damage may occur.