Removing a wasp’s nest isn’t easy. You either have to flush them out with insecticide, move the nest using a container or create a barricade between your living space and the nest using deterrent sprays — likely getting stung by the bastards every step of the way.
Alternatively, you could just use a firework machine gun.
Chinese method of removing wasps.
— The Best (@ThebestFigen) June 9, 2024
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In this video, a pair of dudes attach a box of fireworks to a piece of dried bamboo, creating a makeshift handle from which they can aim their fireworks.
After lighting, the first few fireworks miss the wasp’s nest completely — then, one firework manages to strike the thing, causing it to explode into hundreds of pieces (and, likely, dozens of incredibly angry wasps).
https://t.co/oihiLIYXbp pic.twitter.com/yNCwA2jAwS
— Ric Lewis (@keylimesoda) June 10, 2024
Naturally, a lot of people in the responses were quick to say that doing this is a surefire way to start a forest fire. While that may be true, I have a salient counterpoint: It looks really, really cool. Shouldn’t that be enough?
Imagine trying to explain to your homeowners insurance adjuster... https://t.co/3hDsbQcNwp
— Robert Cooper (@RCoopDR) June 10, 2024
Whoever said fireworks weren’t practical?
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