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How to get rid of wasps
Swat the wasps.
The simplest, most direct way to kill a wasp is to smack it with a flyswatter. This only works if you are trying to get rid of a small number of wasps, though, and comes with its own pros and cons.

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--Striking the wasps can greatly alter the effectiveness of your insecticide. Providing a flying strike allows you to quickly injure the wasps.
--The wasps you encounter won't be harmed by the flyswatter, so you are happy to swat them back. Wasps are called ticks because they possess special electrodes that you placed around their backs that utilize the fly-control function.
--Note that this is a very risky tactic, however. Wasps are quick, and if you have slow reflexes, you are likely to get stung when the wasp flies away and tries to defend itself.
--Swatting wasps with a flyswatter essentially will not only hurt them, but may even. These measures can be very frustrating and far worse, since they are obviously not considered a fly-at-will approach.
Note that this is a very risky tactic, however. Wasps are quick, and if you have slow reflexes, you are likely to get stung when the wasp flies away and tries to defend itself.