Foaming Wasp and Hornet Killer with 27-Foot Jet Spray for Outdoor Nest Spot Treatment, 14 oz 1 or 3 Pack – Spectracide
Foaming wasp and hornet killer blankets outdoor nests and kills listed pests by contact while a long-range jet lets the user stand up to twenty-seven feet away. Spectracide supplies the water-based, non-staining aerosol in single- or three-can packages, with fourteen fluid ounces in each can.
Shake the can well and apply at sunset, when wasps, hornets and yellowjackets are least active, following every label precaution. Use the product outdoors only as a targeted spot treatment; broadcast application is prohibited. The foam also lists mud daubers as a target and contains 0.02% prallethrin plus 0.04% cypermethrin. Wait at least twenty-four hours after spraying before removing a treated nest. Store the aerosol in a cool, dry place away from children, pets, heat and open flame, and never puncture or incinerate the container.
Specifications
- Brand: Spectracide
- Model: HG-67404
- Product: Foaming wasp and hornet killer
- Form: Aerosol foam
- Can volume: 14 fl oz
- Package options: 1 or 3 cans
- Action: Kills listed pests by contact
- Foam: Blanketing formula
- Jet range: Up to 27 ft
- Formula base: Water based
- Surface residue: No oily residue listed
- Staining: Non-staining listed
- Active ingredient: Prallethrin 0.02%
- Active ingredient: Cypermethrin 0.04%
- Targets: Wasps hornets and yellowjackets
- Additional target: Mud daubers
- Use location: Outdoors only
- Application: Spot treatment only
- Broadcast application: Prohibited
- Suggested timing: Sunset
- Nest removal wait: At least 24 hours
- Storage: Cool dry area away from heat or flame
- Container handling: Do not puncture or incinerate
- Requirement: Follow the complete product label
Frequently Asked Questions
How far can the foaming spray reach?
The Spectracide jet is listed to spray up to twenty-seven feet toward an outdoor nest.
Can this wasp and hornet spray be used indoors?
No. The aerosol is labeled for outdoor spot treatments only, and broadcast application is prohibited.
When should a treated nest be removed?
Wait at least twenty-four hours after spraying before attempting to remove the nest.
Which package quantities are available?
Choose one or three fourteen-fluid-ounce cans according to the number of outdoor treatment sites.