How do you get rid of tiny 🐜 in the kitchen?
by Gail Prokup
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Just Retired
on Jun 17, 2017
Cinnamon, cinnamon, cinnamon. Ants heat it. Or if you don't have any pets in the house those little round ant traps work well. I'm a natural remedy person so I would go the cinnamon route first -
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Lorraine
on Jun 17, 2017
Are those aunts? I am not sure what you want to get rid of. Aunts will die if you use diatomaceous earth and put it in there trails. It is not toxic. You can sprinkle it where you see them coming in both inside and out. Looks a little messy but it kills them. It costs about 8 bucks at garden and home improvement stores. -
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Karan
on Jun 17, 2017
Find out where they coming in and put some lemon juice into the area, wash around the area with the juice and fill that hole with kitchen caulking . Remember that new ants follow the old trails, so wash the area where the ants have been to try to not have a new infestation. My best, Karan -
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DZW
on Jun 17, 2017
The presence of tiny ants in a home or garden can be a persistent inconvenience. When ants start to become a nuisance, there are a few easy steps you can try to deter them from your property, or eliminate them completely. Here's a link that I hope helps: http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Rid-of-Tiny-Ants -
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Mir Graham
on Jun 17, 2017
Make sure the source (usually sugar) is cleaned up. DO NOT spray them. This scatters them and makes them multiply their mounds. Treat the outside of the house perimeter with granules, find the source inside and use a strong vinegar/ cleaner. I don't think traps have ever worked for me. Sorry. -
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Gail Prokup
on Jun 20, 2017
Thanks everyone
Just Retired
on Jun 17, 2017
Lorraine
on Jun 17, 2017
Karan
on Jun 17, 2017
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