Posted by bc on June 04, 2009 at 19:46:46 from (71.158.210.217):
In Reply to: War is declared. posted by ChrisB on June 04, 2009 at 18:28:06:
Stick your propane tank hose into one of the holes, fill it in, and run some propane in for a while. It is heavier than air so it will sink. If that doesn't chase them out or smother them, then stand back and throw a match. Just don't overdo it and don't do it around your gas line cause I don't want to hear about it later on the news. You could do it with your weed burner head for your propane tank also to flow propane in and then step back to light the burner and set off the hole. Once they are gone, you can blow the propane out with an air compressor also.
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