Rentokil PSW99P 300g Wasp Killer Powder

The powder arrived on time and well packaged .I had a wasps nest ,weirdly under the handle of my wheelie bin ! It stung a friend of mine who was trying to help me with moving it .I had used this powder a few years ago for a large nest in the eaves of my house . It was very successful , just like this one with a single treatment ‘ puff’No nor worry of these nasty stripey creatures !

This product dealt well with the ground wasp nest. I used the whole bottle. The effect was not immediate. The wasp activity dwindled day by day until they eventually all gone. Very satisfied with the product.

It worked and got rid of the wasps which were nesting in the eaves above my front door. See photo for remaining powder after wasps have gone.It was tricky to use when trying to puff the powder upwards into a small hole in the eaves while at the top of a ladder. I could imagine this would be very easy to use if at an angle where you could aim downwards instead though.It took three tries on separate evenings but I finally got enough in and around the hole to finish the wasps off - the trick is to motion the bottle upwards quickly while squeezing as much as possible!It could have done with more of a spout or something similar to make aiming at a small hole easier, however it did its main job in ridding us of the wasps so I'm happy to recommend it.

We found we had a wasps nest in our cavity wall after noticing wasps leaving and entering very frequently underneath a small piece of cladding on the roof of our extension (fortunately we have a window that leads straight onto it so it made it easy to do). The wasps were only exiting in one place but were gaining entry all the way along this piece of cladding. We applied the powder all away along, and the next day saw very few wasps, however as the week progressed it got rather busy again outside our window, so we re-applied the powder very liberally! The powder has remained there and around 10 days later there was a lot of activity again, however the powder killed it off. I think if it's a relatively large nest (which this was), it does take more than one application, as there are still grubs etc. in the nest, however I'm now confident we've sorted the nest.The only couple things I'd say, is after the second application and being sure the wasps nest has died off, we now have a horrible rotting smell in our kitchen (room below cavity wall they had found a home in), and we're sure it's the wasps nest as have read of others experiencing the same thing. This smell is absolutely horrendous and despite airing the room, using airfreshner and deep cleaning the room, five days on and it smells worse now than it did. If you have a large wasps nest in a location that backs onto a room you use a lot, just be mindful of this, as I can assure you it's an absolutely disgusting smell!!! Hoping it'll clear soon as the wasps finish rotting away (ugh!)Also, this product is very poisonous to cats, and should not be used around them. Fortunately our cats do not go onto our extension roof, so we've been safe to use it, but if the nest had been anywhere else where our cats do go, I think we'd have called a professional it.This is a great product at a great price - it's worked brilliantly and we've got loads left over for use again if we ever need it - given how much we put down, I'm amazed at how much we've still got left. Definitely cheaper than getting an exterminator in!

Tried vaious sprays, foams etc. but to no effect. This did the trick, no more wasps trying to get into gaps in brickwork. I would definitely recommend this product and the supplier - ordered one day received the next.

It doesnt work - 2 multi puffs over 3 days didnt clear 3 different wasp nests. However a different powder from a different manufacturer did work.

Perfect. One application in the hole in the ground and the nest was gone. One or two wasps returned for inspection but soon disappeared.

kills wasps but does not kill the nest. I expected the powder to attack the wasp colony by liberally dusting the entrance to the nest and allowing the visiting wasps to contaminate the nest by taking the power into the nest.