Keep the area clean<\/strong><\/h3>\nAs bees are attracted to sugary syrups and juices, you should wash out your soda cans and juice drink boxes before you dispose of them. Also, wash away any spills especially if any has spilled on the handles or the top of the pool. Make sure your trash and recycling containers are sealed to avoid them getting into your trash container.<\/p>\n
Use pool jets<\/h3>\n
Pool jets are an excellent way to keep bees out of your pool. It also adds a splash of color to your pool area. When you turn on your pool jets, they can create ripples on the surface of the water, which will prevent them from landing.<\/p>\n
Use mothballs<\/h3>\n
Mothballs have a strong odor and can be used to keep bees away from your tub. Mothballs can be hung by your pool in a decorative fabric bag.<\/p>\n
Use low-impact repellants<\/h3>\n
You can use a variety of items in your yard that have varying levels of toxicity for bee species. Bacillus thuringiensis (BT) neem oil, garlic extract, and kaolin clay is all low-toxicity choices to consider for your landscape. If you have a serious aversion to bees, do not plant bee-friendly plants\u00a0in your lawn.<\/p>\n
Clean up stationary water<\/h3>\n
Standing water attracts bees. so make sure there are no areas of standing water, particularly during the summer. A birdbath is good to have in your home. In the summer, it will attract bees in addition to the birds.<\/p>\n