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Q. I have little grease ants coming into my house. I do not see where the chemical trail is, and it is just one to two every so often. I HATE these little stinkers and since I have two cats I would like a natural way to keep them outside and not in my house. I have tried chalk, ant bait...still I found them crawling on my sink. No water is in the sink...so they have no water source. No food is out...counter is spotless. All food is in tupperware or sealed containers. HELP!!! Thanks in advance. Asked by Dawn C - Mon Jun 16 00:42:02 2008 - - 43 Answers - 1 Comments A. some people say 1) Cinnamon- supposedly its a natrual irritant. 2) Boric acid- Although it is a natural ingredient, it may cause irritation to your cats (and is a "no no" for children for sure). 3) Chalk- a) Some people also say if you draw a chalk line (yes chalk like school chalk) they wont cross it. Chalk -b) use the chalk dust like boric acid. Make a line of it where you dont want them to cross 4) Baking soda- use in the same manner as boric acid 5) Baking soda/Cinnamon mix- non hazadous for everybody same strategy 6) see this site for more! 7) Stay clean! See below Keep your space clean. i had the same problem. I kept saying, "What is the problem!!?! theres no food, CRUMBS, water nothing! everythings covered!Why do they keep… [cont.] Answered by French_Coffee - Mon Jun 16 11:57:39 2008 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Bait Containers" |
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