Fall is a big time for bees.
Bees are around all spring and summer, but fall seams to bring them the most.
I find they are also more aggressive.
I say Bees, but more than likely they are hornets ans wasps.
Anyway, I was stung yesterday. Got me pretty good.
I was at my uncles home and he took me into the garage for his remedy.
He sprays the bite area and in 30 seconds the pain was gone!
Oh, I would feel a little twinge now and then, but it was not hurting.
So, what is this great wonder spray...
Most guys have it in their garages...
WD40!!!
Yup! I would not have believed it if it were not tried on myself.
So, the next time you or someone you know gets bit...pull out the WD40!
I would never have thought about WD40 .....I'll keep that in my arsenal ...
Thanks!
Rob
WD40.. good for so many things.. I have a friend that sprays it on his catfish bait and he reels them in!
....and I bet you're not squeaking anymore.
I bet that remedy isn't found in any book William and I'll certainly remember it.
Good afternoon William, just recently read where W-D40 is handy on a lot of thnings...Thanks for sharing.
Between the WD-40 and duct tape you could fix everything!!!
William
WOW . . .. WD40 for a bee sting . . . . I have to remember that . . . . Thanks for sharing the tip.
Good luck and success.
Lou Ludwig
This worked very well.
Judi...using WD 40 for fishing in Minnesota is not lawful
William - I would have never guessed that WD40 would remedy a bee or wasp sting. I will have to keep that in mind. Thanks for sharing.
I would not have guessed that, I'll keep that in mind. Have a great week!
Thanks William. Who would have thunk it! I'm going to the garage and make sure I have some in stock.
It must be the petroleum product in it. The old fashioned remedy was coal oil. I will keep this in mind.
A great tip for all of us this fall...Thanks. I can see this being a great help when the little ones get stung.
Good morning William. Who knew? What great information. Thanks for sharing.
Nick stepped on a nest of these last week up in Michigan, ran down to the creek and slapped on some mud to draw out the poison.
Hi William Feela , I will keep that in mind. I have never heard of it, but it will be on my stand by remedy.