Can You Use Wasp Killer on Ants?

Whether you are battling wasps, hornets, or other stinging insects, there are several sprays on the market to eliminate the problem. These insecticides are highly effective, yet safe to use around utility equipment.

Raid Wasp & Hornet Killer 33 is a spray that uses a 20-foot jet spray to kill stinging insects and ants. It is effective in the open air and is ideal for killing hornets and other stinging insects.

Telco & Power – Wasp & Ant Spray uses a highly effective active ingredient. It delivers a high percentage of formula to the nest from a safe distance of 15 to 20 feet. The formula is safe for utility equipment and exceeds the strictest wasp spray specifications.

Using wasp killer on ants can be a dangerous job. The spray should be used at night, or in the early morning hours. Wear protective clothing and equipment, and be careful to stay away from the nest when it is active.

If you find a wasp nest, remove it by using a cloth bag tied over the nest. Make sure the bag is closed, to prevent the wasps from stinging you.

You can also spray the nest with dish soap or dishwashing liquid. This will clog the breathing pores of the wasps. Be careful not to spray the nest directly underneath it, as it may damage the plants.

Wasp and ant sprays can also be used to kill roaches. Some insecticides are milder and safer for indoor use. These sprays attack the nervous system of insects, similar to the gasses used during war.