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Yellow jackets are members of the wasp family that can be very aggressive toward anything or anyone in close proximity to their nest. They have a painful sting that causes an allergic reaction for some people. While belstaff leather primarily build their nests in the ground, at times they have been known to build above the ground. For those who have a problem with yellow jackets around their home, you must locate their nest to rid yourself of the problem.

Instructions

1. With a flashlight, jar of gas and piece of lumber, visit the belstaff-sale after it gets dark. Nighttime is a good time for killing yellow jackets since they are not as active at night.

2. Take the gasoline and pour the gasoline into the opening of the yellow jacket nest. Ground yellow jackets have a hole at the top of the nest that they use as an exit and entrance.

3. Place the board over the yellow jacket nest to keep the gasoline fumes inside the nest. The gasoline fumes will kill the queen and the entire colony of belstaff panther jacket.

Made popular in the 1950s, the leather motorcycle jacket was the epitome of coolness. Leather tanning dates back 5,000 years, with the process changing and evolving over time. New manufacturing techniques allow for softer and more durable leathers, which accept various types of dyes and protective coatings. A natural material, leather requires special care--and belstaffssale london are no exception. A regimen that involves cleaning, conditioning and proper storage will help keep your leather motorcycle jacket looking its best.

Instructions

1. Allow your leather motorcycle jacket to air dry after coming in from a wet ride. Wipe the leather with a soft towel, removing excess water, and hang on a shower rod or indoor clothesline. Always hang your leather motorcycle on a wide hanger that will help keep its shape.

2. Remove salt from the leather motorcycle jacket using a soft cloth dampened with water. Road salts used to keep the streets ice-free during the winter can wreak havoc on your belstaff motorcycle gloves. Road salt leaves behind white spots when they splash up onto your leather jacket as you ride. A quick wipe with a soft cloth and clear water should remove the salts that can cause premature aging to the leather.

3. Work a leather cleaning product into the leather according to the manufacturer's instructions for larger cleanings. Most leather cleaners require application with a soft cloth. Remove dirt and residues by buffing the leather cleaner into the leather using circular motions. The leather cleaner will also shine the leather as it buffs away the dirt.

4. Condition your leather motorcycle jacket using a shea butter conditioner. Use a soft cloth to apply it. Work the conditioner into the leather using a circular motion. Condition your leather motorcycle jacket at least once a year, or maybe even twice a year if continuously exposed to the elements.

5. Store your leather motorcycle jacket in an area that receives plenty of ventilation when you are not wearing it. Refrain from covering it in plastic--leather needs to breathe. Cover the belstaff panther jacket instead, with a light cotton sheet to keep it free of dust and residues. It is also a good idea to choose a storage area that is not located close to a heat source. Avoid damp or humid locations that can cause the leather to crack or become mildewed.