Sneaky
By Anonymous - 07/10/2019 14:00
By Anonymous - 07/10/2019 14:00
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Terro liquid ant baits work well, try putting them anywhere you see them coming in. Borax powder (may find in soap section, can be used in laundry) along any windows, doors, walls with cracks. 409, Windex, etc sprays will kill them on the spot if you don't want to mess with insecticides indoors. If you have pets, keep their food dishes inside a bigger dish with water to act as a moat. Ants are attracted to leaky sinks and such too, so make sure your pipes aren't dripping.
So you're thinking the ant was drawn to her leaky pipe?
Give up on fighting them and become their queen. It's a losing battle to be anti-ant.
And that’s how antman came to life
How on earth did the ant get to your vag?!
Where were her clothes??
I've lived in my apartment for over 4 years with no ant or bug problems. Suddenly, every crumb seems to bring hundreds, and I have an eight year old that loves to walk around snacking (not with my permission). I was sitting cross-ankled on my couch in boxers when I had to remove the creature from an undesirable location =\
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Try getting some silicone and seal every possible crack or crevice that they can come out of. Except, you know, THAT crevice.
Terro liquid ant baits work well, try putting them anywhere you see them coming in. Borax powder (may find in soap section, can be used in laundry) along any windows, doors, walls with cracks. 409, Windex, etc sprays will kill them on the spot if you don't want to mess with insecticides indoors. If you have pets, keep their food dishes inside a bigger dish with water to act as a moat. Ants are attracted to leaky sinks and such too, so make sure your pipes aren't dripping.