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Use WD40 to Get Rid of Carpenter Bees

June 3, 2013

A carpenter bee on an old stump.It's very easy to do yourself, and it 100% works! I have used this to get rid of Carpenter bees my whole life. You will need a can of WD40 spray, the one with the long sprayer tip at the end works best.

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Spray the WD40 into each bee hole. Spray a pretty good amount, and the bees will fall out and die. This will keep the bees gone all year long.

 
 
 

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June 10, 20132 found this helpful

With all of our valuable bees dying off because of chemical toxicity, you should look to re-home the bees to a more desirable location instead of killing them off. Even carpenter bees play an important part in plant pollination.

 
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March 20, 20175 found this helpful

Don't kill the bees repel them.I have them as well but I don't kill them.

 
October 24, 20174 found this helpful

Could you please send me your mailing address so I can send you all my carpenter bees so they can enjoy destroying your home instead of mine?

 
May 9, 20182 found this helpful

I'm going to try the WD-40 to get rid of one Damn wood bee. This MFer is a Pain in the south 40. So I'm hoping WD-40 will work

 
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