ammonia on fire ants?
Is there any difference in results between using ammonia or Amdro on fire
ant mounds? |
ammonia on fire ants?
Margie Davis wrote: Is there any difference in results between using ammonia or Amdro on fire ant mounds? I've never tried ammonia. Amdro worked wonders for us. |
ammonia on fire ants?
On Mon, 07 Jun 2004 10:54:42 GMT, "Margie Davis"
wrote: :) Is there any difference in results between using ammonia or Amdro on fire :) ant mounds? :) Chances are you will just disturb the mound with the ammonia and cause them to move or bud into several new mounds to deal with in a couple of weeks where the Amdro should kill out the mound within a couple of weeks. If ammonia does kill any ants you would probably see some immediate results rather than a week or two with Amdro. But again if the ammonia does kill ants I would guess it would need to be rather concentrated, now having you deal with more of a toxin than Amdro. The amount of ammonia solution would need to be a gallon or maybe more for an average mound so if it needed to be a strong mixture to kill them the cost of per mound treatment would be higher than Amdro. Lar. (to e-mail, get rid of the BUGS!! It is said that the early bird gets the worm, but it is the second mouse that gets the cheese. |
ammonia on fire ants?
Margie Davis writes:
Is there any difference in results between using ammonia or Amdro on fire ant mounds? Depends. Are you trying to kill them, or clean their picture windows? |
ammonia on fire ants?
Margie Davis wrote:
Is there any difference in results between using ammonia or Amdro on fire ant mounds? Ammonia will **** off the ants. Same as if somebody dumped a load in YOUR house. |
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