YA THE rest sucked but they did have one called Oh Tara

you're such an inspiration

Dear diary......I tried the aspartame/apple juice trick.......still have ants......they dont even go near it!!! But I figured they are either coming from behind my stove or the light outlet so I taped over the light outlet......

Im going to bomb this place!!!!!!1

<-------cranks up the FLOCK OF SEAGULLS......I RAN!!!

it might be to watery wait for it to dry a bit they will go for it when its just right for them

<----ADDS MORE ASPARTAME!!!

they run away from it!!!!!!! but they are still hereeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!

<-----plays THE BEATLES.......TWIST AND SHOUT!!!

Dear diary....it really pizzzzzzzes me off when ppl mis label their music......they put the wrong singers etc.........can you say id eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee ott????

Buy a can of raid and squash em dead

don't poison yourself in the process...

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Insect pests are an intimate part of every home. In the air, carpet, counter or cupboard, every home shares it's resources with these tiny, often unseen invaders.
Pesticides are available for most common household insect pests, but these potent chemical compounds may be more harmful to you and the environment than the pests.
Here are some natural, non-toxic ways to control household insect pests.


Ants

The first line of defense is to remove the attractants: keep counters free of crumbs and sticky spots. Cover the sugar and put the honey jar in a plastic baggie. Cut off water sources such as drips or dishes left soaking overnight.
If the ant invaders persist, try these simple measures:


* Keep a small spray bottle handy, and spray the ants with a bit of soapy water.
* Set out cucumber peels or slices in the kitchen or at the ants' point of entry. Many ants have a natural aversion to cucumber. Bitter cucumbers work best.
* Leave a few tea bags of mint tea near areas where the ants seem most active. Dry, crushed mint leaves or cloves also work as ant deterrents.
* Trace the ant column back to their point of entry. Set any of the following items at the entry area in a small line, which ants will not cross: cayenne pepper, citrus oil (can be soaked into a piece of string), lemon juice, cinnamon or coffee grounds.
* Mix a half teaspoon each of honey, borox, and aspartame (Equal, Nutrasweet, etc.), in small bottles. Place bottles on their sides, with lids off, in areas of most ant activity. Ants will carry the bait back to their colonies. Important: use indoors only; must be kept away from pets and children.
* Leave a small, low wattage night light on for a few nights in the area of most ant activity. The change in light can disrupt and discourage their foraging patterns.
* Ants on the deck? Slip a few cut up cloves of garlic between the cracks.
* Clove oil-based commercial ant deterrents are available o

thats what I did till it was really thick , they didnt want it untl it started to dry a little bit , I figured it was to watery , once they started going for it they looked like fur on top of it they loved it , theres still a few straglers around but NONE in the kitchen any more and only a few here an there elsewhere in the house

Im done with all these natural products!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They dont work!!!!!

i bet if you bought an anteater...it might work...naturally!!!

The first line of defense is to remove the attractants: keep counters free of crumbs and sticky spots. Cover the sugar and put the honey jar in a plastic baggie. Cut off water sources such as drips or dishes left soaking overnight.
If the ant invaders persist, try these simple measures:


* Keep a small spray bottle handy, and spray the ants with a bit of soapy water.
* Set out cucumber peels or slices in the kitchen or at the ants' point of entry. Many ants have a natural aversion to cucumber. Bitter cucumbers work best.
* Leave a few tea bags of mint tea near areas where the ants seem most active.



Lmao we're going to give them a bath,
feed em, and then sit down to tea with em!!!

This had to come off the BBC... J/K

I dont have time to be spraying ants!!! I come home from work and my entire sink is filled with them????????