Having ants in the house, especially the kitchen area, is not a good sign. Ants don’t enter homes for random reasons. They likely found food or water in the house. Now I tell you how to get rid of ants in the house naturally.
For this purpose, use baking soda. Baking soda is a great choice for this purpose because it can kill ants and only harmful to pets if consumed in large quantities. Mix equal parts powdered sugar and baking soda in a cup. Remember that you must use powdered sugar because ants will be able to separate regular sugar from baking soda. Mix it well.
Sprinkle the mix around the areas where you have ants. For example, if ants are using a crack in the wall to assess your kitchen, put some baking soda mix at the mouth of the opening. You should also seal the entrance once you have dealt with the infestation. Scatter the mix outside on mounds and other areas where ants may build their nests, such as tapping stones, firewood piles, and around the base of trees. This technique works fully.
Use this immediately if you want to get rid of ants.
You have the option to contact a service for ant removal in Canberra to ensure that your home remains free from pests.
Reviewed by: John Smith, Ph.D., MSc
John Smith is a renowned expert in the pest control industry, with over 20 years of experience in the field. He is a licensed pest control professional, and has worked for both commercial and residential clients throughout his career.Throughout his career, John has developed innovative and effective pest control strategies, and has helped countless clients rid their homes and businesses of unwanted pests. He takes pride in his work and is dedicated to providing the highest level of service to his clients as well as providing technical assistance to branch offices and clients throughout Australia.In addition to his professional work, John is an active member of several pest control industry organizations, and regularly contributes to industry publications. He also prepares scientific reports for Ace Pest Control on any changes or updates to government regulations affecting the Pest Control industry.
