Ways To Get Rid Of Bees Naturally | Fantastic Pest Control

Essential Oils Bee-Repellent Spray

This spray ensures complete pest control for all kinds of pesky insects, including wasps and bees. It will repel bees from surrounding any area that you spray it on without killing them.

Simply fill a spray bottle with eucalyptus essential oil and cedarwood essential oil ingredients and you’ve got a natural insecticide. In addition, you can use the mixture to rid the inside of your home of bees by spraying it inside closets, or around windows and doors. Make sure that you do not spray this mixture on food or near your eyes. You also shouldn’t use raw essential oils on your skin.

A natural bee-repellent spray can also be made using peppermint essential oil. In a spray bottle, combine 2-3 teaspoons of liquid soap with water and then add a few drops of peppermint oil. The mixture is soapy, so you can spray it on most household items. For outdoor use, use more soap so that it stays put in the rain. The water evaporates and leaves the peppermint scent behind as a natural bee repellent. This solution can even be sprayed on plants.

Fresh Cucumber

Cucumber peels are an ideal natural repellent for eliminating bee problems. You might think it’s too simple to be effective, but it works like a charm.

Cut up a fresh cucumber into slices and line the peels in a single layer on an aluminium pie plate. Cucumber and aluminium react and produce a chemical odour that bees cannot stand.

Hopefully, these natural homemade bee repellents gave you some great ideas for keeping bees away from your home. Herbs, plants, and essential oils have been widely used throughout the years and are still effective today. If, however, there are a lot of bees in your yard, or if you or someone in your family suffers from a bee allergy, you may need a more heavy-duty solution. Maybe it’s time to bring in the experts…

Call a Professional

Calling a professional to move the beehive is the best option, even if you feel comfortable dealing with the problem on your own. Bees can make nests in tight spaces, like under siding and other hard-to-reach areas, which an expert is often more prepared to handle.

A beekeeper is a right choice if you want to keep bees away from your home while ensuring the safety of your family and the insects themselves. It is the responsibility of your local beekeeper to remove bees and transfer them to another area. If you just want them moved from your house to another corner of your property, they can do that for you, too.