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Hello everyone,  
Do anyone know the permanent ways of getting rid of stubborn wasps.  
I have been to best control store.  
But is not working.  
I really want them go.  
They are nuisance.  
I can't even my house peacefully.  
Any advice will be appreciated.  
Thanks  
If you don't have any reasonable advice, please pass.

Are yoi talking about wasp nests or just general wasps flying around and being a nuisance?  
 
If you have a nest on your property, it's most effective to spray it and manually remove it. You need to make sure you are well-covered, including your face, with heavy fabric. They will string you through thin material. If the nest is in a hard-to-reach place like in a wall, you might need to hire someone. We had one under the floor of our shed, and it took about a week of going out every day and putting more poison out and in the hole.  
 
If it's just wasps flying around generally, you should check to make sure there's no nests nearby. We found 3 on our property about a month ago. Once we eliminated them, the number of wasps dropped dramatically. Otherwise, the only thing you can do this time of year is make sure there's nothing to attract them (especially sugary drinks and foods) and be aware of them.  
 
They are foraging in preparation for winter. It's frustrating if they interfere with your activities, but if there's no nests etc nearby, the best thing is just to not give them a reason to hang around. They said on the radio that they are especially aggressive this year and many animals are having serious reactions to stings. Our 3-year-old got swarmed and got 6 stings in less than a minute (that's how we found nest #3).

I just finished off a wasps nest under my concrete steps! All you need is a spray bottle filled with dish soap and water . Find where they are coming in and out of, sit 3 or 4 feet from that entrance/exit and squirt them as they come and go! When you knock them out of the air give them a couple more squirts on the ground. It took a few hours to get them all! Then fill the hole and pack it well!

This is when most wasps return to the nest. Then remove the nest the next day. I’ve dealt with a couple of nest this way  
 
Do you or a neighbour have a compost. If the compost is not properly maintained it will attract wasps.  
 
Best to try to address the source of the wasps.

Evening or after dark is the safest time to get rid of the nest. The nest is full and they are less active n sleepy.  
 
Drop the nest in a garbage bag or similar and tie it up. They will be dead by the morning

Thanks everyone for your contributions.  
I have done some justices to them.  
I can see few of them wondering around.  
I now have my entrance back.