WE HAVE AN INFESTATION...

[@Azia37]

Coming from a long line of contractors, if you stop working 30 mins before the end of day to Clean up your work site..... you won't have debris and trash all over. Also makes it easier and faster the next day.

[@Suz9006]

This. You can step over crap for hours but you get tired and you trip right over it. Clean up at least once a day and more often is even better.

[@pacaluvr7963]

It’s just like cleaning as you go when cooking. It keeps the clutter more manageable!

[@auntmaryspals7978]

As my brother always said, the job is not done until everything is cleaned up and put away.

[@roxana28101956]

Yeah especially the nails in my city when you drive around a construction zone allways end up with your tire flat they dont clean

[@joannjukes9140]

Much greater chance of injuring oneself when there is construction debris laying around. Very easy to trip over debris while carrying something. Clean while you work,,,it's as easy as that.

[@davidlaing7684]

When you spray the wasps do it at night as they will all be in the hive/ nests. Do if from a distance as there are guard wasps at the entrance.

[@DoloresPetka-gu1on]

We always wait until night to spray wasp nests so all the wasps are home. Spray the nest and you will get all or most of them plus the eggs.

[@miriamyahushua]

wasps indeed and not bees

[@SpHahaha]

You wouldn't want do anything harmful to these little bees they've goto haul this whole world of economonying breds and breeding human beings to creat a newer greener working living breeding breathing moving growing yellow pink and green walking living green spaces for us to enjoy anew another newest living speace..

[@Jewel-Retired]

I live in the mountains and deal with power outages due to snow, winds, fires, etc. We used to have gasoline generators but running the heavy duty cords through the windows to bring power to our fridge, etc. was a real pain in inclement weather, plus we had to limit our power usage. 20 years ago we bought an automatic Generac generator - it works off our natural gas, with propane as a possible back-up. Best investment we every made. You may want to install one for your house - then your fridge, security system, window blinds, etc. will all work, even during an outage. We intentionally bought one with much more power than we needed so it never runs at more than 50-60% capacity (even when we are running the heater and doing our laundry). It is still going strong 20 years later. It is wired to our electrical panel and can run the whole house. We even run a cord over to our neighbor's home as he is disabled and cannot manage his gasoline generator anymore. Perhaps this would be a good investment for your house - before winter really sets in?

[@carolewood7777]

@@Jewel-Retired Exactly, ours runs the entire house plus the pole barn without ever missing a beat. Within 30-45 seconds of the electricity stopping, our Generac starts and, like I said, never misses a beat.

[@ritasmoot1823]

Great idea!

[@TomWallace1937]

I have an 1800 tri fuel Onan that runs like a charm and at 1800 RPM it quiet.

[@brendahaire8824]

Leo is so active and a happy little boy. Billy has the most precious smile. Your boys are growing quickly.

[@judithallison2]

LMAO! "I'll home cook a bee a meal if they ask for it."--and she said it with a straight face! Love Allie's commentary.

[@DakodaS246]

Come here to say this lol

[@margaret7120]

Love the fall colours. You are ahead of us here in Southern Ontario. ❤🇨🇦🍁

[@marymcintyre3006]

Dean is like a Christmas gift every time he arrives.

[@kellybenhart3244]

Hes supper cool handsome friend too.

[@monicaneimoyer7596]

Yellow jackets! Put up some yellow jacket traps in the crawl space, around the outside of the house and keep them fresh. Once the weather is cold you can stop. Then start early in the spring and keep it up. You will be able to control the infestations much easier.

[@kvcooks814]

Backup generator for the win! We lived in the woods about 25 miles south of Chicago- high winds and snow in the trees meant that we lost power often. That generator was able to keep our fridge running and the lights on, enough that we could function and not waste tons of food. It was the best investment we made for our peace of mind. Just do it, especially now that you have kiddos to think about.

[@mjbouchard6611]

What kind of generator you have?

[@Lyn4817]

Spot on.

[@kvcooks814]

Ours was a Briggs and Stratton that was plumbed into our natural gas line.

[@11herbsandspices]

Put a few drops of peppermint oil and a few tablespoons of dish soap in a spray bottle, fill the rest of the bottle with water, and shake well. Spray the mixture on any established nests or places where you've seen wasp nests in the past. You can soak cottonballs in the peppermint as well and safely place them near the entrance to the hive. Good news is the usually will not return to the same spot in the future. :^)

[@Greg-pt7ur]

By the time you noticed the wasps, it was waaaaaay too late. Something to assess next July and August too.

[@krystynadawson3318]

Trent, I agree, it is with the investment of a generator! We built our home in 2003 and invested in the Northwoods of Wisconsin, it’s a must! Also invested in EMP shield to protect from electrical hits, ie: lightning! We had a strike a few years back and EMP did it’s job! Such comfort knowing our home and garage are protected! Krystyna

[@Lyn4817]

I am surprised you don't have an emergency generator. Especially living on the mountain. The three main prepping items are, food, water and emergency power. Yes you have a sufficient gas supply but electricity is also a must. Include a water filter and purification system. We run a gas cook top to ensure we can eat if a cyclone takes the power out. Even if you doubt you need to prep, in today's times we need to have sufficient supplies on hand for a minimum of 3/4 weeks of being self-sufficient. In all honesty once we got to a month's supply we went to the next level of a year. Our lives are no longer stable worldwide. Hurricane Helene just proved that point. Stay safe everyone, not stupid.

[@huckleberryism]

It was nice to see Frank again! I love that dog. ❤

[@tamicox990]

Me too

[@bethb7965]

Beautiful drone shots with the colors changing!🍁🍂

[@LindaHolmanNZ]

I love their drone shots!

[@Joferry2000]

Wasps and hornets are pollinators just like bees. I understand having a problem when they are in your house or where you are working , it’s a problem. It’s important to remember that all life on this planet has purpose. Usually that purpose is a benefit to us as well. So whenever possible don’t kill creatures just because you don’t like them or you fear them. I took care of the wasp problem in my last house by providing them with water. I became a benefit to them and was never stung again. When the water was empty they would buzz around me until I filled the water. Be kind whenever possible

[@paulas_lens]

Yep, wasp are wonders at keeping other insects in check.

[@AussieTracy]

Yeah-nah Wasps and hornets are not good to have around the home where little children make noises or people have anaphylaxis. I get what you are saying but there are times when they have to go.

[@lindapearson8137]

I have always wondered the purpose of flat pencils? Is it so they stay behind your ear better? I know most of you know and are laughing at this question 😂😂

[@lylewaters6161]

@@lindapearson8137carpenters pencils are flat so they don’t roll away easily and the lead is larger so you can sharpen it easily with a knife

[@marielinejuillard9495]

​@@lylewaters6161👍

[@ruthz3960]

Poor Trent... getting bawled out... took it well. So much on his plate!

[@IShallNotBeSilent]

Those huge posts and covering the deck sure made things look so different. I don't think you will ever regret adding the roof over it. Billy is growing so fast and Leo, well, he has come into his own little personality and is so adorable. Be Blessed!

[@stevenm3141]

Simple problem, yes put the shop vac on the outside tube and let it go for about 10 minutes. This will pull them critters out. As far as the crawl space once you used the vac outside there shouldn't be very many left inside if any! Use the vac downstairs. Most importantly put a vent elbow or cover outside! Nice veranda... 😊

[@queens6583]

I had a large wasp nest under the gutter of my roof. The exterminator came with a hand held smoker like the ones bee keeper's use to calm and anestesize the Wasps. That way he was able to knock the entire nest into a special container and take them away. There were a few stranglers for a couple of days and then they were gone. Trent, he also had the proper gear on as well!

[@garysoykin2783]

I wish I could have Leo for a neighbor he is so awesome we have watched him grow up ever since you had him you have an awesome Family Guys

[@lyndabuchholz1216]

I use a wasp spray that is composed of natural ingredients and the wasps don't come back to where I have used it. It is called "Ecosmart wasp and hornet killer". I feel better using it around pets and other animals and people. There are still cautions with it but not as bad as other sprays. I do know peppermint oil will kill wasps.

[@danielmarek4609]

While your local power lines may be buried power still is transmitted to those lines from above ground. A back up power generator is a good thing to have, one that comes on itself when there is a power loss and transfers over automatically. Up where you home is you have propane tanks, not natural gas lines, so you would just have to make sure the motor in the generator is set-up for propane. Having a back-up generator is all that more important now that you don't live there full time. My wife and I took the financial plunge a few years ago to get one of those. Last winter when it was 5 degrees we were without power for about 2 days. Our whole house generator kicked in and the house came back to life. We had heat, lights, even cable tv and internet while all our neighbors were in the dark.

[@SwirlingSoul]

So then you had a big potluck with all the neighbors and their food at your house, so they were all warm and fed? :))

[@TheWestlandgirl]

​@@SwirlingSoulOf course!!, and even allowed for them to stretch an extension cord and shared the power.

[@nedawilmhoff3599]

Billy is so sweet and getting so alert. What a blessing.

[@lynnpappas4049]

Hay guy, before you remove the board from around the post please remember to leave room for expansion when you put in the new board. Yep, that wood stuff does expand. The deck is looking awesome. And Billy is growing like a little weed. He is adorable.

[@deebryson491]

Yellow Jackets, Wasps & Hornets.... OH MY!

[@js1657]

Hey guys, a little trick I use here is peppermint oil. Yes You have to be vigilant in keeping the area damp with the oil, but eventually the wasps move on.

[@d.martinez-rodriguez333]

I use that to keep mice out of my storage and it smells so good!😁

[@TrixieSinghB]

“I got my shoes on… c’mon, let’s go!” So freaking cute ☺️

[@dianebinns9905]

I was laughing at Trent in the t-shirt. For many years, I shoveled snow in a T-shirt. My older neighbor asked. Hey, we're is your coat. I told him. It's in the car. It's keeping the car warm. 😂 By the way, the deck is looking so nice for Christmas lights. Great job, guys!

[@cindy2252]

Yes Allie, with two little babies (and two big ones 😂) you don't want hornets/wasps flying around stinging them. It's scary when your child gets their first bee sting and praying they don't have an allergic reaction. Being so isolated and for peace of mind, you should ask your pediatrician for an EpiPen. Good luck.

[@d.martinez-rodriguez333]

I agree.

[@ruthanneflear3122]

Hi Dean. Nice to see you every once in a while. Miss your videos.

[@dustoff1472]

Recommend making a backup power system a priority. Tks for sharing.

[@Ts7005]

Agree, look at wwog.

[@minnamae25]

@@dustoff1472 yes, especially because EVERYTHING they have is run on electricity it seems. I gasp everytime i see people saying we're installing electric this and electric that. Electric is something we don't depend on. We currently have an electric stove and I can't wait to pitch that thing. Hahahahha

[@lesleyhughes3174]

Thank you Allie. Little Billy is growing so fast and looking more and more like his Daddy every day 💌

[@barbaraprovoast4603]

Bees are rounder and fuzzier, while yellow jackets are thinner and smoother. Yellow jackets are bright yellow and black, while bees are more honey brown or amber. They are yellow jackets.

[@stevecastro22]

Leeka is such a beautiful dog!!!

[@Bindismom]

Good morning. Infestations come with living rural! It never stops! The price we pay for the life we love.

[@NJ-Cathie]

Until you get a ton of snow they are going to come on in. Just keep setting traps 🪤. It only takes a hole the size of a dime for the little buggers sneak in. Go get a can of spray foam that mice won’t eat. Keep circling the house spraying all the little nooks and crannies. Leo can help you find the holes. Give him a quarter for each hole he finds then you can take him to go get a bag of M&Ms.

[@joanrichards235]

We’ve been dealing with hornet’s nests for the past two months - 5 nests so far. Spray the nest in the evening when they are less active

[@nancye2963]

Went 8 days without power last week due to Hurricane Helene. Did fine thanks to watching a lot of nomad videos. Had water and no damage to house. Asheville NC is horrible.

[@d.martinez-rodriguez333]

God bless everyone affected and those who came to help when the government didn't.

[@charlotte50224]

​@@d.martinez-rodriguez333The government came!! That's a myth being spread for political reasons. Listen to the governors of all the states involved. They all verify that the government was there from the get-go! And in some cases even prior to the storm arriving. Sorry but spreading those false rumors as you are is just making things worse!

[@charlotte50224]

Nancye2963 Prayers for you and all affected!

[@laurawilliams9869]

I am in Colorado and we have crazy amounts of wasps currently. I just was told about peppermint oil and water. Spray it on the wasp nest in the evening and they all die. Non-toxic and your house smells good to boot. I was amazed at how well it works.

[@cornypinkuni9519]

Yes and safe for pets and kids too.

[@tamelatoggle2897]

Mix brown sugar vinager and a slice of fruit . Put it in water bottles Only 1/2 way wasp problem solved . Bingo dingo done .

[@rosemaryroutte7379]

Allie I hope you get rid of the wasps without anyone getting stung. I am highly allergic and never knew until a few years ago. God bless you.

[@celinaquiros9381]

I can tell you one thing: It's not the bees knees! Sorry. Had to. Hopefully it's resolved quickly and fairly easily. Maybe the shop vac can suction them out after the burnoff. Good luck! Great job on the dri pedge guys! Good to see you back, Jennifer!

[@karenprophet-lacasse8893]

The best thing we invested in was a Generac generator!! We live in a small town outside of the city. Lots of snow in the winter. Just a thought. Love from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@susanlauchlan3539]

Allie, your beauty shines through and you look so healthy! Those boys are so cute! Trent, you ain't so bad either! Thanks for bringing us along on this journey!

[@yvonneost12]

WooooHoooo eye candy Dean makes a appearance LOL and makes granny's day .

[@d.martinez-rodriguez333]

LOL! He is cute isn't he?

[@ChristineJackson-o3w]

…and Allie is doing her Magic again…clearing the Deck with one sweep 🎉

[@cathyfloridagirl2867]

TRENT n Allie Hornets are not cool you get stung by one you'll feel the pain....deck looks nice! Greyson great job glad you got recognized 😊 I'm in Tallahassee FL Panhandle we just had hurricane Helene now their saying we're going to get another one this week omg Mountains are so beautiful we're you guys are Great video ❤❤

[@JanetFolkerts]

I love, love, love the fall colors. I know fresh snow is beautiful, but my favorite is still seeing Fall in full color. I'm highly allergic to bees, and wasp I too would be very anxious over the invasion. THANK YOU for sharing.

[@lynnees9828]

We actually had a bird, young one, in out pellet stove one summer. We knew something was up as our cats were there, watching it with intent. Thankfully we were able to open the door and get the lil birdy to fly out a window. AND that pipe had a screen.

[@kimberliss5723]

Brandon's sleepy bee dance made me lol😂

[@costasworldofmusicmemories5792]

A few years when we moved into our current home. We had problems with wasps, we called pest control and they took care of the problem. Now we had a pest control company that comes in monthly to take care of any insect problems. Well worth the price. Having a go to guy like Uncle Dean is priceless for your HVAC problems. Be Well, Stay Safe Everybody 🙏🙏 Harriet, Jim and Yuki

[@gailvicente6854]

Wow, the fall colours are gorgeous!

[@gabrielmatthews1671]

Good Show Brando!

[@jillrector7176]

At Ambition Strikes, Riley installed a backup generator at his parent’s house - sounds like it would be good for you too in the mountains!

[@benitakegler2476]

Good Thankful Thursday evening! I am glad to see things are coming along well even when unexpected situations happens! Looking forward to see updates on Friday 💜🙏🏽🦋

[@jojosworld956]

"I will home cook a bee a meal if they ask for it" bahahaha 😂🤣🐝 Allie that was so funny!! Love from Cincinnati

[@kayashmore4296]

The tree colors are gorgeous. I feel for you & your infestation. I get goose bumps from nerves thinking they will sting me. They (any hornet/wasp) smell me & I usually get stung with out provoking them.

[@marthaboal5818]

I LOVE the family connection you all have. From best friends and nephew and Trent's sister. I grew up all over in the military. I am closer in proximity to my family.....I missed so much. I know FB gets a bad rap, but it has been essential in myy reconnection to family. You are all so blessed. Love and Light to you all.

[@ruthgibson6475]

1 part apple cider vinegar, 1 part water, 1 part sugar and a few drops of dish soap. Works great to capture wasps and hornets.

[@zolia.8981]

Can you please explain the steps how to?

[@TheWestlandgirl]

​@@zolia.8981Google how to make homemade hornet/wasp traps (it's very simple) and use above recipe.

[@susanhartley5732]

I'm almost 80. I grew up in construction with my father and two brothers all going into various aspects of it, all taught by my Dad, who could build anything. Little Leo playing with hammers and ably wandering the construction site, reminds me of my little brother and me. Carpentry tools were our first toys. When a little older than Leo, we even were on the roof assisting my Dad reroof the family home he and my Mom designed and he built himself. As strapping teens, my brothers and their friends would do all the scary things that Trent ably does. My big brother and a friend used to see who could run, carrying the most sheets of plywood or drywall, by themselves, or pound a nail all the way in with one hit. My Dad would shake his head and secretly marvel, but nobody got hurt. Made for good dinnertime stories. I know enough to be dangerous around incompetents and enough to spot shoddy work. Trent and crew, you're doing a marvelous build, very well done. I commend you for the quality of your work. I bet my Dad (and Mom) would too. Watching you all while you work reminds me of my childhood. And my parents had a wall in the house they kept changing over the years, tearing it out and redoing it. Nothing wrong with that. Perk of having a Dad who could do anything. Allie, like you, your Trent is a treasure. Love watching you and your 5-star build. ❤

[@auntmaryspals7978]

Thanks for sharing your memories. Beautiful....

[@maryjonorum107]

Great story. 🩵 Can’t believe how time flies.

[@SuzanneG-k1p]

Billie his the best baby ever he looks always happy sending love your way

[@marperkins2182]

Love watching your videos with all of you and the trees looks so beautiful out there turning colors for the fall love seeing moose walking in woods together 💞 you all have a wonderful week God bless you all

[@mtnlovr8936]

I have to say I'm over the construction and I really really miss the good old days of travel videos and what happened to mountain madevan??

[@jeanielipskey1272]

Wasps/Hornets whatever they are, I'm with you Allie, don't want them around. LOL Good Luck with getting rid of them.

[@diogor420]

"Wasps and hornets have similar hairless bodies. The major difference between wasp and hornets is size and colour. Wasps are about one third inch (one centimeter) to one inch (two and one-half centimeters) long. Hornets are larger. Wasps have black and yellow rings, while hornets have black and white rings." -- Province of Manitoba (first Google search result)

[@Luvlacegrl]

Steel wool in all your vents will keep bugs and mice out! Believe me.

[@judyherman1249]

Just after dusk, when the wasp, etc., are settled in their nest, is another good time to spray them. My mom and I did that successfully.

[@lorettahiggins3717]

As soon as you put the pipes in I wondered why you didn't just bend a fine screen around the pipe. 🤪Trent, you just need to accept that Allie is always right. 😂 And remember...happy wife, happy life.

[@tbrac489]

I was just talking about how much I miss the gas stove at our old house…for overall cooking, but especially for moments like power outages😩

[@maggiesfarm7970]

That's a big jump between bee's and hornets!

[@patriciahurlbut9684]

Time For A New Screen Picture! You have 2 boys now!!!!

[@lindapearson8137]

Know you are super busy and this isn’t high on your priority list! Could Brandon take a picture of your family until you can breathe again ?

[@sharonmansfield3053]

Take a breather Pat, it’s not your worry!

[@karlanorvell9573]

I was thinking that too. They need a toddler added since she is already holding a baby in the intro.

[@lesleyhughes3174]

Ofgs. Every video, without fail. To h...l with all the work Allies done with each one. Means nothing to you? Leave it out.

[@Robin-tr5me]

You need to watch the episode of Good Simple Living to see their diy way to get rid of the wasps. It really worked!

[@sharronmiller451]

The fall colors are beautiful! ❤

[@michelleabutler5259]

We have a generator and have been very thankful on numerous occasions. I highly recommend them. Your home is really coming together!

[@brendahaire8824]

Those trees are beautiful.

[@margaret7120]

Leo fights with his left hand. Definitely a lefty. Hope he learns both hands like you. ❤️🇨🇦🍁

[@cedricbroussard8738]

It's coming together nicely 👌! Keep up the hard work 💪🏻

[@RJ-er3gv]

You live in the mountians and you have no solar or automatic back ups like a solar generator during a power failure. Depending on a gas generator that requires fuel is old school. You should look into a system that allows you to use the Rivian to power the house. We are getting quotes on a system to use our Leaf. Wasps are a problem everywhere this year.

[@valeriefrench9405]

Wood stoves and jackery’s. My parents would never be without a gas stove because of power outages which was a very valuable lesson I learned.

[@DrapersDoingRenos]

we love our Jackery! that was my immediate thought too, and it comes in handy on the construction site!

[@sheilacaine]

Please pray for Florida. I’m in the way of eye of the hurricane and I’m scared. ❤

[@cornypinkuni9519]

Are you as prepared as possible or can you evacuate to be more safe than sorry?

[@mountainmodernadventures]

prayers that you will be spared

[@yeticoncon5136]

Trent is hardheaded

[@anshardeman3967]

you are busy preparing for winter 1 thing It is better to make anti-slip on the steps in case the weather gets bad

[@lynnhamps7052]

Really surprised they have no back up generator..vital all year round especially to keep fridge freezers powered and with little 'uns. Glad to see the gas option for cooking but no generator?..the mind boggles at their priorities some times. 🤔🇬🇧

[@carolewood7777]

One of the best purchases you can make is the purchase of a Generac. Living out where you do you definitely need one. Ours runs off the propane and when you go several days or more, ours has been a lifesaver several times over. When it gets freezing cold outside and the power goes out, you and your young family can be safe and warm with everything working and you never miss a beat. We have never regretted buying ours.

[@margaret7120]

My favourite animated Disney movie is Mulan and the songs are great. ❤️🇨🇦🍁

[@Mimi2Two]

NO HORNETS …. I’m with you Allie

[@maisonatrois]

My husband and I are in the opposite position on heat/cold. As we get older it becomes even more pronounced. He gets up in the morning and puts on a hoodie and a knit cap because it's - OMG - 70 degrees in the house! Meantime I'm all comfy in my jammies all morning. Just wait until you're in your golden years - it will get to be even more of a house temp competition!!

[@phillipErskine-jk1jt]

You got a family a emergency power is a must ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@gemini4life851]

Hindsight is always 20/20 Allie. To keep the wasp at bay, mix peppermint oil and dish soap in a chapin sprayer and spray the area. Wasp dislike peppermint oil.

[@darksarcasm4835]

I also use peppermint oil to repel mice.❤

[@peacockgrandma]

My 13 yr old grandson, asked my daughter the other day, if she had ever seen Ducktales. She immediately started singing the song. He was so confused. So many memories...especially late 1980s Sesame Street. Now we know why Kermit always messed up the nursery rhymes.

[@marshalltille7770]

Miss Piggy was always on Kermit’s mind. 😀

[@marshasmenagerie6713]

Allie, you are mistaken. "Let It Snow" is not a Christmas song. It is a winter song. ☃️. Sing it, Trent. 😊 ❄️ 🌨️

[@ItsMeNanaD71]

Which is literally ONLY played during the Christmas season 😝

[@marshasmenagerie6713]

Interestingly, another song not meant to be a holiday song is Jingle Bells. 😊

[@GwenArlene8181]

The song, "Let it snow" really OUGHT to be a Winter song, as long as it's cold outside, I'm with Trent, SING IT! Yes, it's sung at Christmas, but there are no Christmas words in it. And since the whole family loves music, do consider putting up tiny speakers in that front porch for music out there ANY-time of year! As far as women feeling colder than men in the cooler weather, we have a pint less blood than they do...so, they always seem to run HOT.

[@harrisonandrew]

Hey Burt! Yes Ernie. Do you know the difference between Bees, Hornets and Wasps? No I don’t. Well neither does Trent. 😂😂😂

[@paulasmail7861]

😂😂😂

[@kellybenhart3244]

😅😅😅

[@12pearl34]

😂😂😂

[@chris82261]

Always "bee" prepared when things pop up. I look forward to seeing the notification that you have uploaded another video.

[@LindaHolmanNZ]

You have so much happening! You're amazing, both of you!

[@tpatrickl9539]

Kids LOVE the ABC song from Sesame Street featuring India Aire. I highly recommend it. I used it to teach kids, it’s a great video!

[@cornypinkuni9519]

I heart India Arie ❤

[@missdaisy5736]

I’m gonna say where I live wasps are continuously a problem and I do not like them either, but I do not have any resolution because I do not have anyone to help. so it would be a blessing to have people helping to resolve such a problem. Keep your chin up you you guys are wonderful.!!!

[@larajackson7506]

From what I could see, they looked like yellow jackets! Either way I'm allergic to bees so I get your fears Allie! Thank you for sharing and good luck! Love you all!❤

[@theastrijdom8554]

Wait until sundown, they will return to the nest. Once they in the nest spray with soapy water. It will get their wings wet and they won't be able to fly

[@jeremyccarter]

Anyone else think by the title alone they had an infestation of MICE? 😂

[@EllenDuke-y3d]

Yes, mice is what i thought of also.

[@d.martinez-rodriguez333]

I did.

[@eileenmetzkow8475]

The Nest will have to be removed from your Furnace and Vent Pipe. Good Luck getting rid of the Wasps. 😊😊😊💕💕💕🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼