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Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny
ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan wrote:
Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm And alcohol has no effect on the ant species. Use bleach instead. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
Susan wrote:
I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? It doesn't at my house. Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Terro bait stations work wonders, but are expensive. Ortho Home Defense spray is excellent -- water-based, odorless. -- Cheers, Bev oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooo If it weren't for pain, we wouldn't have any fun at all. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
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wrote in message ... On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:21:38 -0700, David Remley wrote: On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan wrote: Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm And alcohol has no effect on the ant species. Use bleach instead. Forget all of these nonsense quack cures. Go to any hardware store and get some TERRO. It will get rid of ALL the ants, not just the ones you happen to see. Yup. Terro is it. It used to just come in a bottle and you had to apply it to cardboard or those plastic ant traps that don't work. Back then the active ingredient in Terro was arsenic. Now you can get it in little plastic containers that you snip a hole in the bottom so the ants can get in. Nowdays the active ingredient is boric acid. Still kills ants pretty well, but it's a lot less hazardous to have around the house than the arsenic was. HellT |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
wrote in message ... On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:21:38 -0700, David Remley wrote: On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan wrote: Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm And alcohol has no effect on the ant species. Use bleach instead. Forget all of these nonsense quack cures. Go to any hardware store and get some TERRO. It will get rid of ALL the ants, not just the ones you happen to see. Yup. Terro is it. It used to just come in a bottle and you had to apply it to cardboard or those plastic ant traps that don't work. Now you can get it in little plastic containers that you snip a hole in the bottom so the ants can get in. They go in, sup of the poison, then take it back to kill off the colony. I put some containers out in April and I've watched at least 5 different colonies get wiped out. Tiny red ones, and 4 sizes of black ones. One container was completely full of giant black ants one morning. I only noticed it because the container was actually moving, due to all the ants inside. They emptied that container in 2 days, which is VERY fast. I never saw them again. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Jul 16, 12:10*pm, Susan wrote:
I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? You're not killing the ants with ammonia. You're drowning them with liquid. A spray bottle of water will have the same effect. What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Same way ammonia kills you. Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Clean your house. Get rid of any exposed food or put it in sealed containers. Vacuum up crumbs. Take kitchen scraps and plate scrapings straight to the trash barrel outside. The ants are there because there's food. Remove the food, and the ants will not have a reason to be there, and they will go away. Kill any stragglers with REAL ant killer. RAID. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
Susan wrote:
I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Yep, use an ant bait. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
David Remley wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan wrote: Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm Be careful about calling someone an idiot. While alcohol is its primary active ingredient, it does contain a small amount of ammonia (unless you get the vinegar version). Note the reference to having a slight ammonia odor. Its label also states "with Ammonia-D" - an SC Johnson trade name for some type of aqueous ammonia compound.. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Jul 16, 9:10*am, Susan wrote:
I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Boric Acid is real cheap. Any hardware store will have it. I had a friend who lived in Hollywood and she had a cochroach problem that was insane. I was afraid to go in her apartment. I bought some boric acid and applied it. A couple of days later she called to tell me the roaches were still there and they seemed to be even bolder. I went over a day or two later and then she told me they were starting to die. What she thought was boldness was actually the roaches walking around dazed and dying. I sat in her apartment and you could hear them falling from the walls and hitting the floor, tic tic tic tic... She was having troubles keeping up with the corpses, she was sweeping up dustpans full. She was not really a dirty person, she lived in Hollywood. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan
wrote: I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Slightly soapy water will kill most insects, but even then I would not recommend spraying anything onto a carpet. What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Have you tried a product bait that contains boric acid? Ant traps? "Tero" is one such product and it worked well for me. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:55:34 -0700, The Real Bev
wrote: Susan wrote: I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? It doesn't at my house. Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Terro bait stations work wonders, but are expensive. Ortho Home Defense spray is excellent -- water-based, odorless. I found Terro is very inexpensive. It's really just boric acid and sugar syrup. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
David Remley wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan wrote: Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm And alcohol has no effect on the ant species. Use bleach instead. There is some ammonia in Windex and similar products, which is why it kills ants, but it is cheaper/better to just spray an ammonia solution. It is interesting that ammonia is not listed in the materials safety datasheet you reference, but it is definitely there. Ammonia solution is the best way I have found to kill ants interior to a residence, since it not only kills them on contact but neutralizes the formic acid they leave on their trails for other ants to follow. For ants external to a residence, I like Grant's ant stakes. Steve |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
David Remley wrote:
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan wrote: Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm And alcohol has no effect on the ant species. Use bleach instead. Yeah, bleach is a GREAT thing to get on the carpets. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
on 7/16/2008 7:33 PM Harlan Messinger said the following:
David Remley wrote: On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:10:05 -0700, Susan wrote: Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm And alcohol has no effect on the ant species. Use bleach instead. Yeah, bleach is a GREAT thing to get on the carpets. Maybe the carpets are already white? :-) -- Bill In Hamptonburgh, NY To email, remove the double zeroes after @ |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
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Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
In article , bashley101
says... wrote: wrote: Susan wrote: I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? It doesn't at my house. Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Terro bait stations work wonders, but are expensive. Ortho Home Defense spray is excellent -- water-based, odorless. Expensive? http://www.terro.com/products.php?pr...uid_ant_killer That's enough to keep your house ant free for many, many years. I've only seen it in little trays that look kind of like cheez-n-crackers packs for maybe a buck each. I tried mixing borax with corn syrup, but it didn't work. Little *******s clearly know the difference. Many of the small ants aren't looking for sugar, they want fats. Try mixing boric acid into some melted chicken fat, then let it solidify. Too much boric acid is gritty to the ants, and they'll avoid it. I filled a small container lid with that mixture, and the ants were ten deep trying to get to it. They worked for 3 days and left it totally clean. They didn't come back. --Gene |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
Gene S. Berkowitz wrote:
says... wrote: wrote: Susan wrote: I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? It doesn't at my house. Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Terro bait stations work wonders, but are expensive. Ortho Home Defense spray is excellent -- water-based, odorless. Expensive? http://www.terro.com/products.php?pr...uid_ant_killer That's enough to keep your house ant free for many, many years. I've only seen it in little trays that look kind of like cheez-n-crackers packs for maybe a buck each. I tried mixing borax with corn syrup, but it didn't work. Little *******s clearly know the difference. Many of the small ants aren't looking for sugar, they want fats. Try mixing boric acid into some melted chicken fat, then let it solidify. Too much boric acid is gritty to the ants, and they'll avoid it. I filled a small container lid with that mixture, and the ants were ten deep trying to get to it. They worked for 3 days and left it totally clean. They didn't come back. Syrup, grease and boric acid oughta get 'em all, then. All I have is butter and various vegetable oils. I think the butter would do best. -- Cheers, Bev ******************************************* My computer doesn't have to be friendly; civil is entirely sufficient. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 12:20:48 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Boric Acid is real cheap. Any hardware store will have it. You're all a bunch of bloomin idiots! You can't kill the invincible Argentine ant where I come from here in California with Terro or boric acid or arsenic or anything else. What brings these ants in and out of your house is the weather. If you think Terro or boric acid is going to change the weather, then by all means, have a blast. But you're wasting your time and effort. Says so right he http://www.mindfully.org/Pesticide/P...nt-Stop-em.htm The Argentine ant has multiple queens and the workers can go to any nest, so, you can't kill 'em off just by dissolving 1 teaspoon (5 mL) powdered boric acid and 10 teaspoons (50 mL) sugar into 2 cups (500 mL) of water; this mixture can then be absorbed into cotton balls which are left near ant trails. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 03:17:52 GMT, Gene S. Berkowitz wrote:
Many of the small ants aren't looking for sugar, they want fats. Try mixing boric acid into some melted chicken fat, then let it solidify. Idiots all! Whilst some ants aim for protein, like dried semen stains the bedsheets, others prefer sweet things, like sugar crumbs under the table. Still others go for live insects, still wriggling, and some go for dead insects, dried up and crunchy. However, the Argentine ants here in California are omnivorous - they'll eat just about anything. And, as I said, they're tough to kill 'cuz they have multiple queens and they can go to any nest, unlike other ants. Hence they wipe out the indigenous ant population. Says so right he http://www.abc.net.au/rn/scienceshow...05/1401834.htm |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Jul 16, 12:10*pm, Susan wrote:
I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms Can anyone spell TROLL? |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
I love how some of you guys take these troll questions seriously..
Personally, I'd use a hammer. It kills the ants dead and doesn't change the color of the walls . It only leaves holes in them..But everything matches.. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
"Susan" wrote in message ... I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? RAID? |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
If you want something absolutely nontoxic, putting pepper (black, white,
or cayenne) or cinnamon around their trails will leave them confused, and they will leave. You can then vacuum up the pepper or cinnamon |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 00:57:19 -0700, Samantha Hill - remove TRASH to
reply wrote: If you want something absolutely nontoxic, putting pepper (black, white, or cayenne) or cinnamon around their trails will leave them confused, and they will leave. You can then vacuum up the pepper or cinnamon As strange as it may be, ants dislike lime and that can be heavily sprinkled around the house foundation. Kids' "sidewalk chalk" can be used to draw lines where you want to discourage ants from crossing. Of course, this is not a good idea if you have acid-loving plants. I use boric acid for both ants and cock roaches--cheap, low toxicity, no smell, and inexpensive. There is a canister of fine blue powder called "Roach Proof" (boric acid) where you can dust the power across thresholds, baseboards, cabinets, etc. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
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Phisherman wrote: On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 00:57:19 -0700, Samantha Hill - remove TRASH to reply wrote: If you want something absolutely nontoxic, putting pepper (black, white, or cayenne) or cinnamon around their trails will leave them confused, and they will leave. You can then vacuum up the pepper or cinnamon As strange as it may be, ants dislike lime and that can be heavily sprinkled around the house foundation. Kids' "sidewalk chalk" can be used to draw lines where you want to discourage ants from crossing. Of course, this is not a good idea if you have acid-loving plants. I use boric acid for both ants and cock roaches--cheap, low toxicity, no smell, and inexpensive. There is a canister of fine blue powder called "Roach Proof" (boric acid) where you can dust the power across thresholds, baseboards, cabinets, etc. Good stuff. Actually it's spelled "Roach Prufe." |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
"Samantha Hill - remove TRASH to reply" wrote in message ... If you want something absolutely nontoxic, putting pepper (black, white, or cayenne) or cinnamon around their trails will leave them confused, and they will leave. You can then vacuum up the pepper or cinnamon We used the cinnamon idea quite successfully for years of medieval camping (canvas tent, no floor) and it kept out most critters while making the tent smell good. You can use the stuff from the dollar store. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
"Phisherman" wrote
If you want something absolutely nontoxic, putting pepper (black, white, or cayenne) or cinnamon around their trails will leave them confused, and they will leave. You can then vacuum up the pepper or cinnamon As strange as it may be, ants dislike lime and that can be heavily sprinkled around the house foundation. Kids' "sidewalk chalk" can be For exterior and totally non-toxic, dry grits along the hill will kill the ants and the queen. They try to eat it and cant. Will feed it to the queen too. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 12:01:57 -0400, "cshenk" you
wrote: "Phisherman" wrote If you want something absolutely nontoxic, putting pepper (black, white, or cayenne) or cinnamon around their trails will leave them confused, and they will leave. You can then vacuum up the pepper or cinnamon As strange as it may be, ants dislike lime and that can be heavily sprinkled around the house foundation. Kids' "sidewalk chalk" can be For exterior and totally non-toxic, dry grits along the hill will kill the ants and the queen. They try to eat it and cant. Will feed it to the queen too. Actually grits doesn't harm ants at all: http://www.pestproducts.com/grits.htm |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
However, the Argentine ants here in California are omnivorous -
they'll eat just about anything. And, as I said, they're tough to kill 'cuz they have multiple queens and they can go to any nest, unlike other ants. Multiple queens......only in california!! Sorry couldn't resist :) |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Sat, 19 Jul 2008 18:01:37 -0400, Mike Copeland
you wrote: However, the Argentine ants here in California are omnivorous - they'll eat just about anything. And, as I said, they're tough to kill 'cuz they have multiple queens and they can go to any nest, unlike other ants. Multiple queens......only in california!! Sorry couldn't resist :) ROFLAO! |
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WHAT YOU EXPECT TO SEE The first couple days they will hoard on the solution. The ants will bring the posion(boric acid) back with them to the nest. When they have disapeaed the most imeddiate nests have been killed. Then a week later the second wave will come, from nests that are further away. Then they will disappear again, and then a few straglers will appear about a week later. By keeping the baits out you will no longer have a problem with these ants. I had problem with these ants so bad that they we actually biting me. I didn't know that they bite, previously. NOW TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTION Window cleaner is great for killing ants, it kills them on contact, stops them in there tracks, Sorry water alone will not do that. It is the amoninia in the window cleaner. I am going to try a 10% ammonia to water ratio first, to see if it kills the ants instantly. If it doesnt then I will try 20%. And lastly 30% I dont think the ratio is higher than that. It is most likley in the 20 percent range, based on my research on the topic. LASTLY Window cleaner also is great for killing MOSQUITOES, my walls are light colored so that I can see the mosquitos. Swatting usually misses, where as the spray from window cleaner is fast and knocks the mosquito to the floor where you can squish. But the ammonia will kill if you dont squish. PALMETOS AND ROACHES great for killing them too. As long as you spray them, even if they hide, the ammonia kills them too. FRUIT FLIES, DRAIN FLIES, PORAID FLIES, HOUSE FLIES, FLIES ETC. IT DID NOT KILL... SOME SPIDERS AND WASPS. |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
replying to David Remley, holt 101 wrote:
davidremley wrote: Windex isn't ammonia you idiot. It's alcohol! http://avogadro.chem.iastate.edu/MSD...eaner_blue.htm And alcohol has no effect on the ant species. Use bleach instead. windex is ammonia-d. Look it up. -- |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
replying to Susan, Susan wrote:
susanwilliams wrote: I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Vinegar works beautifully to destroy the "scent" or whatever is attracting them at their point of entry, but it won't kill the ants. Put full strength white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray the cracks and scented line they all follow in single file at their point of entry. Then spray the surrounding cracks and areas around it, both inside and out.. They disappear quickly if vinegar is sprayed in this way. So much better than toxic chemicals and cheap. I'm unsure if this works in large populations of ants. Mine have not returned either. -- |
Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On Fri, 22 Aug 2014 21:44:02 -0700, Susan
wrote: ...snip... Vinegar works beautifully to destroy the "scent" or whatever is attracting them at their point of entry, but it won't kill the ants. Put full strength white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray the cracks and scented line they all follow in single file at their point of entry. Then spray the surrounding cracks and areas around it, both inside and out.. They disappear quickly if vinegar is sprayed in this way. So much better than toxic chemicals and cheap. I'm unsure if this works in large populations of ants. Mine have not returned either. yes, ALWAYS remove scent trails of EVERY creepy crawly. We had two 2 liter bottles of soda explode inside a base cabinet in our entertainment room. What a mess! Didn't discover until the next day, ran down inside through cracks disappeared into ?? But the ants found it! The cabinet isalong an exterior wall, duh! Used the fastest thing I had around, Raid's new Bug Barrier. Sprayed around, down into the same leaking cracks etc. Never saw anoth ant for over year now. I think that stuff kills the next even. It is a commercial toxic, "spit, spit, curse be gone!" but it DOES work and work well. |
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Windex kills ants but leaves my walls blue (better idea?)
On 8/23/2014 12:44 AM, Susan wrote:
replying to Susan, Susan wrote: susanwilliams wrote: I have an ant infestation and I spray windex to kill the swarms of tiny ants but it takes so much to kill ants that the carpets, walls, and grout turns blue from the dye in the commercial window cleaner. Do you know if I just buy ammonia and mix it at the correct percentage that it will still kill ants without staining my carpets blue? What percentage of ammonia would you use? Do you know HOW ammonia kills the ants? Is there a better way to kill an ant infestation? Vinegar works beautifully to destroy the "scent" or whatever is attracting them at their point of entry, but it won't kill the ants. Put full strength white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray the cracks and scented line they all follow in single file at their point of entry. Then spray the surrounding cracks and areas around it, both inside and out.. They disappear quickly if vinegar is sprayed in this way. So much better than toxic chemicals and cheap. I'm unsure if this works in large populations of ants. Mine have not returned either. Ever think about looking into ant traps? Terro makes several varieties for both inside and outside of the home. They do the job with no muss or fuss. The stuff is taken back to the nest and kills the nest, no harsh chemicals to poison your pets or rug rats. If you Google you can make your own concoction but the Terro ones are cheap enough, and as I said, they work. John |
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