The vacuum and then a small whiff of fly spray into the vacuum. I don't like using poison but it seems unavoidable in this situationYes, I don't like having wasps around in case they sting my guinea pigs. The only quick way is the shoe or the vacuum
I'd prefer dealing with a spider than a wasp and don't mind deporting spiders unhurtI don't like using fly spray at all as it triggers asthma for me - nasty stuff. I tend to think if it's bad for my breathing it's probably bad for pets as well - especially hamsters with sensitive respiratory tracts. We do have those sticky fly papers though and they catch all sorts. We also have an electronic zapper that looks like a tennis racket. That works very well but never tried it on a wasp.
This is our zapper - it's called the executioner!
Fly zapper raquet
We also have this spider catcher! Which is brilliant. Had one on the ceiling over the bed the other day ............
Spider catcher
. You can do the fly spray thing outside or give it to someone else to do if there is another person around. But the executioner looks efficient 
Thank you for bringing it up.The shoe worked a treatYes, I don't like having wasps around in case they sting my guinea pigs. The only quick way is the shoe or the vacuum
it’s been quite now all dayI think I will get one of those, practising the old back hand handI don't like using fly spray at all as it triggers asthma for me - nasty stuff. I tend to think if it's bad for my breathing it's probably bad for pets as well - especially hamsters with sensitive respiratory tracts. We do have those sticky fly papers though and they catch all sorts. We also have an electronic zapper that looks like a tennis racket. That works very well but never tried it on a wasp.
This is our zapper - it's called the executioner!
Fly zapper racket
According to reviews it does work on wasps as well.
We also have this spider catcher! Which is brilliant. Had one on the ceiling over the bed the other day ............
Spider catcher
As if he knows I was sneakily going to clean his stinky bed! I envy those whose hamsters are clean and pee in a corner. Nibbles is a little stinker! Doesn’t seem to bother him that his bed is messy. It’s awful, poop pee and food all mixed up in one stinky mess…. I’m frustrated 
it’s so typical that when I am prepared he says: no mum, I am not coming out tonight!
Brave Nibbles, you looked after MumWhat an exiting morning guys!
We had a visitor, a thing that flew around and went buzz buzz, it flew through the top of my house! What a cheek! But mum came and got it outshe then started chasing it around and wanted it to fly out of the door. I came out and sat on my house just to make sure mum was safe. She was so frightened! Normally my mum is fierce-less like me, but she said she has a problem with these mini choppers. They can bite like me, but if they bite her she gets very poorly
I am never going to bite my mum again. I have gone back so bed
Mum has made herself a coffee to stop shaking. The buzzer is gone
Yes I am a heroBrave Nibbles, you looked after Mum
as we used to say in horse riding: a good horse has no colour just a nice temperament. 
Well, we'll see
I'm sure there are lots of rescue robos looking for homes as well. But if you have the time and energy to give two Syrians enough attention it can also be rewarding.Robos are very popular here, I have not seen any as rescues. Syrians do come up quite frequently (unless you are looking for oneThe only thing I would warn, with two Syrians is, it's hard work. They have similar routines and habits and often both want to be out every night! Usually at the same time, which isn't possible so you have one pestering while the other one is out and it can take over your entire evening and mean late nights! Females especially can be high maintenance. While I have always liked to have two hamsters, my ideal combination was one Syrian and one Robo. They have different habits at different times
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The spider catcher doesn't harm them and you can take them outside at arm's length.
Ness