A resident of Lu 'an, Anhui Province did not go home for a long time and found a huge hornet's nest in his bedroom. What about this hornet's nest?

With the continuous acceleration of urban construction in China, Xu area used to be a rural area, but now it has been included in the urban area for development and construction. The original mountain grassland has been replaced by reinforced concrete, and the scale of the city has indeed become larger, but it has also caused a problem, and it has become more difficult for people and animals to get along. In some urban-rural junctions, there are often special scenes where wild boars run in the street and elephants enter residents' homes. Compared with these conditions, it is not surprising that wasps nest in the bedroom. So what should we do with this hornet's nest?

First, it must be removed. After all, this house is for people to live in, so it can't be left to wasps, can it? But how to remove it depends on the decision of the head of the household.

As far as I'm concerned, I suggest calling the fire alarm and asking the firemen for help. Many people think that firefighters are just fighting fires, and this kind of thing is definitely not within the scope of fire control. Actually, it's not. Because wasps often hurt people, the fire brigade is equipped with special equipment to deal with wasp nests. Basically, a hornet's nest is cleaned in five minutes. This method is suitable for residents living in the city. The fire station is near, just make a phone call. In addition, you don't have to worry about the cost, because this kind of thing will definitely not be charged.

But if you live in a remote area, you can only solve it by the residents themselves. What should you do? In fact, it is not difficult. If it has little impact on life, the wasp will run away by itself in winter. There is no wasp in the hive at this time, so you just shoot it down and throw it away. If it is in other seasons, you can block the hole first and then cover it with a bag. Whether to throw it into the water or set it on fire next depends on your own choice.

Finally, we must remind everyone not to stir up hornets' nests easily without any protective measures. After all, wasps are not for bees, and they are extremely aggressive and poisonous. If you are stung, you will get a big bag, which is life-threatening. After all, some kinds of wasps are invaded from abroad, and their toxicity is much stronger than that of local wasps.