Hi Francia I just read in farmers Almanac yesterday. To use baking soda. .something I have never tried. .it said is good for ants or roaches . Sprinkle around pipes and baseboards. .might be worth a try. .Good Luck .
Finding the source of their entry is key. Then spray it with Fantastic spray cleaner. It kills immediately and you can clean up any dead ants and your floor at the same time!
Find the source of entry and put down the kind of ant poison that isn't for trapping but is meant to keep them alive so they bring back the poison to the colony. Worked like a charm for us.
I like the ease of a commercial ant trap— both indoors and outdoors. The Terro brand that I have used with great sucess with -is recommended quite highly. You can check out the reviews and Q&A here— to see if it would meet your needs. I recently set them up a few weeks ago and —problem is once again —solved.
Once you get these traps in place the ant problem is distant memory. They are very effortless, effective and cost-effective. They do not smell badly like an ant aerosol spray does.
I sometimes also use Terro outdoor versions— outside around the foundation perimeter as the ants can be seen under rocks and in my seasonal flowering planters, the do like shade and moisture.
I would like to know how to get rid those pesty little sink/drain flies. I've tried baking soda and vinegar, drain cleaners and put plastic over the drains.
Hi Francia I just read in farmers Almanac yesterday. To use baking soda. .something I have never tried. .it said is good for ants or roaches . Sprinkle around pipes and baseboards. .might be worth a try. .Good Luck .
Finding the source of their entry is key. Then spray it with Fantastic spray cleaner. It kills immediately and you can clean up any dead ants and your floor at the same time!
Find the source of entry and put down the kind of ant poison that isn't for trapping but is meant to keep them alive so they bring back the poison to the colony. Worked like a charm for us.
Hello Francia
I like the ease of a commercial ant trap— both indoors and outdoors. The Terro brand that I have used with great sucess with -is recommended quite highly. You can check out the reviews and Q&A here— to see if it would meet your needs. I recently set them up a few weeks ago and —problem is once again —solved.
Once you get these traps in place the ant problem is distant memory. They are very effortless, effective and cost-effective. They do not smell badly like an ant aerosol spray does.
I sometimes also use Terro outdoor versions— outside around the foundation perimeter as the ants can be seen under rocks and in my seasonal flowering planters, the do like shade and moisture.
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