Bros Automatic Wasp and Hornet Extinguisher

HOW BROS AUTOMATIC WASP AND HORNET EXTINGUISHER WORKS

BROS Automatic Wasp and Hornet Extinguisher is a specialised aerosol product designed for the control of wasps, hornets and the destruction of their nests, especially in hard-to-reach places. The product is ideal for use in attics, lofts, under roof tiles, inside walls, chimneys, suspended ceilings and roller shutter boxes.

Thanks to the unique valve design and the three-stream outlet of the long (1.5 m) hose, it is possible to spray the product in different directions, ensuring thorough coverage of the protected area. The product disperses automatically once the valve is activated, minimising the time the user needs to spend near the dangerous nest. The set includes a special holder that allows stable mounting of the can at the application site.

ACTIVE SUBSTANCE CONTENT OF BROS AUTOMATIC WASP AND HORNET EXTINGUISHER

• prallethrin 0.08% (0.08 g/100 g)
• permethrin 0.3% (0.3 g/100 g)
• piperonyl butoxide 0.9% (0.9 g/100 g)

HOW TO USE BROS AUTOMATIC WASP AND HORNET EXTINGUISHER

1. Prepare the set: The set includes a 1.5-metre three-stream hose, an aerosol can and a holder for mounting the product.
   
   
2. Locate the insect nest: Particularly effective for hidden nests – in the attic, loft, behind walls, under roof tiles, in suspended ceilings, roller shutter boxes or chimneys.
   
   
3. Place the can in the holder: Thanks to the special mounting, you can securely position the aerosol in the right place without having to be close to the nest.
   
   
4. Insert the hose: Insert the hose tip into the nest interior or its immediate vicinity.
   
   
5. Activate the valve: Unlock the valve to start spraying – the product will empty automatically, distributing evenly in the space.
   
   
6. Leave the device: The aerosol works independently; there is no need to hold the can or stay nearby during the product’s action.

WARNING

Do not hold the hose tip in your hands when activating the extinguisher. It is recommended to entrust wasp and hornet nest removal to specialist companies, and if removing them yourself, to wear special protective clothing (e.g. a beekeeper’s suit with face protection) and exercise extreme caution.