We usually have a can of Wasp Spray on the deck. There are a lot of bees and wasps in our area.
My dad sends me emails that are full of all kinds of interesting information. Here is some information on how to possibly save yourself and your family in case of a break in or attack while at home.
If you have used wasp spray, you know it has about a 20-foot spray range that is fairly accurate. After all, who wants to get close to a wasp. Same with someone that would break into your home. While pepper spray is the common ‘go-to’ item for a lot of women for protection, keeping a can of wasp spray in a convenient (out of reach of young children) could just give you the time you need to escape and assailant. The most important thing is to get to safety, right? Somewhere you are able to call the police and get help.
Wasp Spray is an affordable safety measure to take. When sprayed in the eyes of an attacker, it will temporarily blind them until they receive medical care for an antidote. That means you have time to collect your family and get out while you wait for the police to take care of the rest. The best part: you can do it from across the room and not have to be near an attacker where you could be overpowered.
Share this article with your friends and show them that a home protection system does not have to be expensive.
May you never need to use this tip my dad passed on to me.
. I, for one, am not giving them another shot with my ultra sensitive skin, but if you want to try them (I would suggest reading the instructions very carefully and moisturizing well afterwards) they are available on Amazon for just $3.99 with free shipping. Amazon prices change often so remember this is the price I found at the time of the original posting.
