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Re: Ants in a cabin - any suggestions ????
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Posted by Tyler(WA) on May 22, 2001 at 08:20:05 from (12.13.226.13):
In Reply to: Ants in a cabin - any suggestions ???? posted by Alberta Mike on May 21, 2001 at 18:52:16:
I've been fighting the anual invasion for about three years and believe I've won. Boric acid is supposed to work but what worked for me was to kill every ant I saw, several times a day. Some days were pretty busy but I figgured everyone that didn't make it back to the colony, didn't bring back any food. After several days of my campaign, the ants began to be smaller. I guess they were sending out younger troops. As the weeks went by, I dropped my daily kill from dozens to half a dozen. Now I hardly see one. I figure they either found a safer food source or died of hunger.
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