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"Rob" wrote in message news:Xsh1d.7852$sX2.6348@trndny09... "zxcvbob" wrote in message ... Rob wrote: yes, yes, i like to learn to do things myself though if it's reasonable to do so before just picking up a phone and writing a check. If you really gotta kill 'em, use just about any insecticide dust or powder (not granules), and toss a goodly pinch in the hole. (best to do it in the evening) Sevin dust ought to work well, but it's not always a good choice because it stains. Bob thanks, i have no choice, they are chasing me and my pregnant wife whenever we come in and out of the house and have already stung the downstairs neighbor. i've called a bunch of exterminators and they're all quoting me $175-$250 since the nest isn't visable (who the heck would call for a visable nest when Raid is $5 a can). I'll see if I can find a place with Sevin dust and give it a shot myself. Why do you have to come up with all the money and do the work by yourself? Your down stair neighbor should split the cost and the work with you, or go in half on the cost of having the work done professionally. I think the guy that advised you to get a professional exterminator gave you the right advice. You are about to take on a job that you really are not qualified to do. Subjecting a pregnant wife to chemicals is also a very dumb thing to do. If I were you I would get several bids, call in the cheapest one, have the work done then submit the bill to your landlord and neighbor. |
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