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If you have a door in your kitchen that leads directly to the outside of your home, this could be where the ants are coming from. To stop them dead (but not literally) in their tracks, draw a chalk ...

Ants love to invade kitchens due to our everyday habits and oversights that turn the space into all-you-can-eat ant buffets. Spills or crumbs on the counter can entice ants to move in—and once they've ...

Sprinkle the food-grade DE outside around the perimeter of your home. You can also safely sprinkle it inside where you see ...

During late spring and summer, ants start finding their ways into our homes in the search for food, and before we know it, we're dealing with a full-blown infestation. Deterring the little insects ...

With monsoon comes the familiar sight of ants marching across your floors, clustering near sugar jars or swarming around food scraps. These tiny invaders can be more than a nuisance, quickly turning ...

Tired of ants invading your kitchen? A simple, natural hack using bay leaves and salt can effectively repel these tiny intruders. Bay leaves disrupt ant scent trails, while salt dehydrates them. By ...

Monsoon brings ants to Indian homes. These ants create nuisance. Simple Indian household remedies can help. Haldi and lemon juice are effective. Cinnamon and clove oil also work. Vinegar and ...

You have to know your enemy—and accept that there’s no permanent solution. How is it that ants are always the heroes in children’s fables and movies, but when you find them in your kitchen in real ...