Short advice from a pest-control speaker recommending sealing access points (cracks, vents, wall cavities) after a beehive is removed because residual honey and comb attract new swarms and increase the chance of reinfestation. The clip focuses on practical aftercare to prevent bees returning to a house.
So one thing I can recommend if anybody's had a bee infestation before, whether it's in a crack crevice or a house vent, something like that, in the wall cavity, is to have that access point sealed after that current beehive has been removed. That is because once a beehive has been in a cavity before, the chances of another beehive moving back in highly increased because they leave behind the remnants of the honey and the honeycomb, and that attracts another hive to eventually move in. So a good tip is to have any active points sealed up from previous activity.
