Waterproof Nest Decoy

These do not repel wasps. But if you hang these up where wasps want to build their nests, it will keep them from building nests there! Just make sure you put these there first. Or get rid of their nests and then put these up. If you use them right, they really work! They have been a godsend for our farm.

I bought it as a joke. I was shocked when it actually worked. It keeps the wasps away for about a 15ft radius. It’s pretty amazing.

I have infestation of carpenter bees on a wooden post and some cedar framing on an entryway. I bought these and hung them near the damaged area hoping to discourage the bees from boring holes. The carpenter bees have not slowed down as they are often flying all around the device before going in a hole to create more damage. Don't waste your money or time on these no. They don't work - not even a little bit.

I always buy these each spring because they work for me. However the color shows it being gray. They are green.

Seemed to reduce the number of carpenter bees. Came apart when it got windy. Just unrolled the wire.

Heavy winds will blow it off hook

This may seem silly to some, but I’m kind of a stickler for coordinating colors.This product comes in tan but when I saw a blue that would look good against the color of my house I was hopeful of getting rid of wasps as well as the fact that the color wouldn’t stand out (so that they would blend with the siding of my house).These are definitely GREEN and not the soft bluish gray shown in the website picture.If the color of this type of product doesn’t bother you, then the product may be fine. However if you’re also interested in a coordinated color (to go with your house) and green (or tan…the predominant color of this product) will stand out too much, just use spray rather than waste your time ordering for color coordination as well as utility.

never had a problem since hanging these