As simple as that seems, in almost every large city each year you
can probably find an article in the paper where someone was burned due
to a boiling water accident while treating ants. Had a customer that
was severely burned, their child just missed being injured and their
puppy was killed, all in the name of being environmentally friendly.



Lar. (to e-mail, get rid of the BUGS!!


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When draining pasta the house rule here is no one is in the kitchen.... person
or pet because I knew someone burned very badly as a child by their mother
going to the sink and slipping tossing the water on her then child.
Colleen
Zone 5 CT

Stephen M. Henning wrote:
Daniel Prince wrote:

"Stephen M. Henning" wrote:

If they are sugar seeking ants, a mixture of boric acid and sugar will
clear them up. It is a dry powder mixture that is not toxic to humans.

What should we use for grease eating ants? Thank you in advance for all
replies.

I have heard of people mixing boric acid with animal fat-paste and using
it for a bait for the grease eating ants.


Boric acid, sugar, and peanut butter.

--
jamie )

"There's a seeker born every minute."

Animal fat kills humans, but doesn't do a thing to ants. We have to add
boric acid to it.
Rather ironic, eh?
hehe

"jamie" wrote in message
...
Stephen M. Henning wrote:
Daniel Prince wrote:

"Stephen M. Henning" wrote:

If they are sugar seeking ants, a mixture of boric acid and sugar will
clear them up. It is a dry powder mixture that is not toxic to humans.

What should we use for grease eating ants? Thank you in advance for all
replies.

I have heard of people mixing boric acid with animal fat-paste and using
it for a bait for the grease eating ants.


Boric acid, sugar, and peanut butter.

--
jamie )

"There's a seeker born every minute."