How to get rid of ants at home? I don't know where the ant nest is.

Mix baking soda and sugar according to the ratio of 1: 2 and sprinkle in the corner of the kitchen. Baking soda is poisonous to ants, while sugar is used to attract ants. Eating baking soda will affect the digestive ability of ants, because ants are fragile and will die if they don't eat for a few days, thus achieving the purpose of killing ants.

Step 2: Soapy water

Liquid soap can also kill ants. When sprayed on ants, foam will suffocate them. Soap water will rupture their cells, eventually leading to dehydration and death of ants. The manufacturing method is very simple. You can use a bowl of water to mix 15ml of soap, and you can add baking soda appropriately. Then it can be directly scattered in the area where ants are distributed, and it can be directly sprayed.

Step 3 use detergent and water

Pour detergent and water into the bottle according to the ratio of 1: 2 and shake well. As soon as you see ants (whether one or a group), spray them with solution. Ants will immediately stand still and suffocate. Wipe the dead ants with a damp cloth and store the solution in a spray bottle for next use. You can also use a shallow dish to hold soapy water and sprinkle some candy to attract ants.

This method can kill a group of ants, but it can't destroy the nest. If the ants will come back, you have to solve the problem at the source. Soap water is a natural insecticide, which can kill not only ants, but also most insects, and can also be used to deal with cockroaches.

Step 4 use white vinegar and water

Pour the same amount of vinegar and water into the spray bottle and shake well. Spraying directly on ants can kill them. Then clean it with a wet tissue and throw it into the trash can. Ants rarely climb on floors, windows and desktops washed with vinegar solution. White vinegar is a very effective household cleaner, and it can't smell vinegar after air drying.

5. Sprinkle diatomite in the house.

Food-grade diatomite is a very effective insecticide, which is completely harmless to people or pets. When petrified diatoms are ground into powder, they become diatomaceous earth. Once insects climb over, small fossil fragments will cut the waxy protective layer of the exoskeleton and dehydrate their bodies. Scatter diatomite around parapets, windowsills and houses to kill ants.