Desperate people do desperate things. My friend's youngest son is a magnet for wasps to the extent that on one particular picnic he had two in his mouth! There was talk of putting him in a pillow case for the next picnic!!!
I know people do have problems with wasps (I've read your own tale of woe Dove...or tale of ouch) but there are few things funnier than a lone person, at a bus stop or walking along......doing "the wasp dance"!!!! I really am very unpleasant!
Bear in mind wasps become a real problem towards the end of the summer when their work is done in the nest and they basically go out causing trouble. Using a trap filled with fruit juice etc probably isn't a bad way to go!
I use the waspinator and it certainly keeps them away from that area , but then they congregate where I haven't got one , they were expensive so only got two , but I have got three years of use from them
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But it has a fancy pattern. That must make it worth a tenner for two
I don't think wasps are that stupid
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Nothing is that stupid!!
Except possibly the manufacturers??? and then only if they believe their own spiel
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Desperate people do desperate things. My friend's youngest son is a magnet for wasps to the extent that on one particular picnic he had two in his mouth! There was talk of putting him in a pillow case for the next picnic!!!
He's 6'4" now! Big pillow case!
Have him fitted with a zip fastener
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
He was eating a chicken sandwich at the time.
I know people do have problems with wasps (I've read your own tale of woe Dove...or tale of ouch) but there are few things funnier than a lone person, at a bus stop or walking along......doing "the wasp dance"!!!!
I really am very unpleasant! 
Bear in mind wasps become a real problem towards the end of the summer when their work is done in the nest and they basically go out causing trouble. Using a trap filled with fruit juice etc probably isn't a bad way to go!
I use the waspinator and it certainly keeps them away from that area , but then they congregate where I haven't got one , they were expensive so only got two , but I have got three years of use from them
Arneil QVC 2 for £9.95 plus p&p. If they work for you it's worth it.