The cap is a frosted lense that is just like their miniature led bulbs. Wider than most other leds in the market. The design is most unique with a very large platform heat sink. Unwrapped the bulb feels of quality as one should expect from a global company.
I was surprised to read on the package that they are made in Germany and not China. What I do know is that they are only offered in 3 applications and are available in a 3000k (for red lenses) and a 6000k (for clear lenses).
There is absolutely no info about these mystery bulbs on Sylvanias website. Finally, Terro is readily available at Home Depot, in case you need it in an emergency.So yesterday I decided to try out the Sylvania ZEVO LED bulbs from Auto Zone. We also like that the can has a cap-for safety, and to protect the nozzle if the can falls off a shelf or is accidentally dropped. It comes in a 19-ounce can, which is larger than most and provides some added spray for bigger nests. The Terro spray shoots about 15 feet, which is in line with most of the competition.
And Terro’s highly visible and thick foam lets you see whether the spray is on target this can be difficult to tell with non-foaming sprays, especially when you’re shooting up under the eaves of a house. Other foam sprays immediately start liquefying and running down the surface, so they no longer block the nest entrance and increase the chance of residue getting on the side of a house. In fact, the foam is so thick that it hangs from a vertical surface and dissipates like a handful of bubble bath. The foam is thick enough to completely cover a nest and help stop wasps and hornets from escaping. It’s an effective, pyrethroid-based spray that comes out in a foamy, shaving-cream–like mass. Among these three, it’s likely you’ll be able to find one on the shelves of a local store if you need one in an emergency.įor the nests of paper wasps and small bald-faced hornets, we recommend Terro Wasp & Hornet Killer. If you’re in a pinch and you can’t locate Terro’s spray, we found two others that appear to be identical and should be just as effective. The 19-ounce can is larger than most, and it’s usually available at Home Depot and Amazon (sold as a twin pack). One detail where Terro stood out was safety: This spray has a large cap that fits securely enough to deter a small child (for a moment), and it protects the nozzle if the can falls off a shelf. It has a low odor, compared with that of some other cans. The spray comes clean out of the can and is thick enough to withstand a slight breeze. This puts some decent space between you and the nest-and you’ll need it. Terro sprays about 15 feet (when shot horizontally), which is right in line with the spraying distance of most competitors. The foam is so thick that it hangs on vertical surfaces, nearly eliminating drips that can leave residue down the side of a house. Terro Wasp & Hornet Killer has two such agents, delivered in an extremely thick and robust foaming spray that quickly encapsulates a nest, trapping insects inside and reducing the chances of your getting stung. A key criterion for this product to be effective is a pyrethroid active ingredient, which is not unique to one brand.
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