Okay, so the window trick didn’t work. Maybe the wasp is having a bad day and refuses to leave. Now we bring out the pro-level gear: a drinking glass and a piece of stiff cardboard.
Slowly approach the wasp after it has landed on a wall or window. This is crucial—never try this mid-flight. That’s a recipe for disaster.
Place the glass over the wasp as quietly as a ninja. Then, slide the cardboard carefully under the rim so the wasp is trapped inside a tiny, airy prison. You did it! Now slide the cardboard over the top, walk to the open window, and flip that sucker outside.
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Pro tip: Do this barefoot and in your pajamas for maximum comedy effect. Your neighbors will think you’re an insect shaman.
