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Quick Ant Killer

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Date: 04/24/2004 Topics: Home Improvement > Pest Control | Pest Control > Ants | Old Categories > Pests  
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If you find that you are being invaded by those small ants, or even the larger ones, don't run to the store for ant killer, just run to your laundry room and get the commercial spray that you use for removing stains. Just spray it on them and on their trail and you will be rid of them in no time and it is not toxic to your kids and pets. The stain removal product contains borax and that is what kills the ants.

Donna from Oregon
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By Judy. (Guest Post)
Ammonia and water in a spray bottle works, since they leave a ammonia trail, it kills them and confuses them at the same time...
Just spray the trail, kill the ones on it, and the new ones get confused and leave.

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