I'm having a problem with two of my PTZ cams. I have seen a bee/hornet/wasp entering two of my cams. I'm afraid to spray the cams as that might damage them. Any ideas how I can safely remove them/keep them out?
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I'd say a good, kill on contact, wasp/hornet/bee spray is safe to use. Try to stay away from the lens, over spray, but even that should be fine after you clean it with a regular window cleaner and soft cloth.
So true, they chase you all over the yard, LOL but Wasp seem to hurt more when stung. Every year I deal with them in our outdoor Umbrellas.IDK, but I think they are worth a try. I HATE Yellow Jackets. Just tiny ass versions of evil. Wasps....at least where i live....pretty much leave you alone. But Yellow Jackets, just winged evil.![]()
So true, they chase you all over the yard, LOL but Wasp seem to hurt more when stung. Every year I deal with them in our outdoor Umbrellas.
Last year one got me on my upper cheek, the whole left side of my face went numb, LOL
Yes, they work. But not typically a "quick" solution.IDK, but I think they are worth a try. I HATE Yellow Jackets. Just tiny ass versions of evil. Wasps....at least where i live....pretty much leave you alone. But Yellow Jackets, just winged evil.![]()
I got this for Christmas a few years backI'm working on my AR-BEE rifle. It gets rid of the bees but the cams too. Needs some tweaking I think.
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I got this for Christmas a few years back![]()
Interesting choice... I have 2 concerns:I was looking for an alternative to the wasp spray that has harsh chemicals and found this on clearance at a home supply store. The only ingredient is lemongrass oil. Figured it wouldn't work, but for $3 it was worth a try. I used it and was amazed! Way better than anything I had used before, and I even liked the smell; but not by the wasps that were killed on contact. Went back to the store and bought 9 more cans and have been using my supply for years.