Getting Rid Of Ants
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Get some Deathlac. It's a clear lacquer that you spray on the entry points. It sticks to their feet so they trample it back to the nest and kill everyone in it, or something equally doomsday-like. It works a treat anyway. Takes a couple of days to kill them off but once it works it works properly, and it't waterproof so you can spray it outside and it won't get washed away
Many years ago, my parents used Nippon gel on little bits of glass which solved their problem where nothing else would. However, this was a long time ago, and although the packaging looks the same, I do not know whether the safety nannies have weakened the mixture. Seems to be some feedback on here - http://www.ciao.co.uk/Reviews/Nippon_Ant_Killer_Li...
Good luck.
Good luck.
That Nippon white powder works for me every year. I have ants making nests all over my lawn every summer. Quick rake over the top to clear the loose earth, quick squirt of Nippon...
.. problem solved, they don't come back in that spot again, bit difficult when they are all dead!
Also, when I've found them inside, I've followed thir trail to the outside, and then squirted Nippon all around their entry point. No more ants.
.. problem solved, they don't come back in that spot again, bit difficult when they are all dead!
Also, when I've found them inside, I've followed thir trail to the outside, and then squirted Nippon all around their entry point. No more ants.
furtive said:
Get some Deathlac. It's a clear lacquer that you spray on the entry points. It sticks to their feet so they trample it back to the nest and kill everyone in it, or something equally doomsday-like. It works a treat anyway. Takes a couple of days to kill them off but once it works it works properly, and it't waterproof so you can spray it outside and it won't get washed away
+1If this stuff still exists, it's the best thing out there.
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