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I'd first suggest the OP find out what kind of ants he has. Agreed, Terro works great for the ants looking for sweets/food. But if he has carpenter ants or the like, Terro won't do any good and he needs to find the bigger problem of where the rot is that's attracting the ants.
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Just purchased Terro traps today, and placed around the kitchen in corners,
under island, and under sink. Now to wait and see if they work....TBD |
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I have a simpler suggestion: cinnamon. Ants hate it. I've used cinnamon successfully against ants many times. It takes a fairly large quantity and you have to leave it in place until they decide not to return. It should be placed along a line where they enter. They won't cross the line to "get to the other side." See https://lasvegas.rentokil.com/blog/6...-get-rid-ants/ Mice aren't fond of cinnamon either.
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