If I goto DR, I'll bring a few cans of brake cleaner, that'll show em.Quote:
Originally Posted by phillip1
'Merica!
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If I goto DR, I'll bring a few cans of brake cleaner, that'll show em.Quote:
Originally Posted by phillip1
'Merica!
You are too young to buy brake cleaner. They card people buying brake cleaner these days. :rollguyQuote:
Originally Posted by SuPrBuGmAn
Besides, that sinkhole had dozens of hives, and probably thousands of bees. It would be hard to get them all.
Doesn't tobacco smoke tranquilize bees? maybe a couple of locals could hang around smoking while you dive?
You buy the brake cleaner, I'll take care of the wasps.
If video games did anything other than rot my brain, they atleast quickened up my response time on the trigger.
Wasp & Hornet spray does the same thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by SuPrBuGmAn
This is how I would handle it...Quote:
Originally Posted by SuPrBuGmAn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_apQYP-lOI
This is a better way: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pm9H5DpBD6gQuote:
Originally Posted by jj1987
if they are honey bees (not the african variety). As the proud new owner of a backyard apiary i can atest that a hives worth of bees has value. A swarms worth (half a hive or so) of bees is well over $100...Bill
Please don’t use brake cleaner; it is composed of regulated substances (chlorinated solvents) not suitable for introduction into groundwater. You would possibly be knowingly and willfully causing a release of TCE to groundwater. TCE in gw make DEP not happy. Use commercially available hornet spray as mentioned above or just let em Bee.
Your killin me John - LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by jmaddox
So John, is it still OK to fill a coke bottle with gasoline and shove it neck first into the hole?Quote:
Originally Posted by jmaddox