2. Find a few cloves of garlic, cut them into pieces or mash them and put them in places where ants often haunt. If it is inconvenient to place, you can also make garlic water with a certain proportion of water, and then mop the floor with garlic water. Don't use too much garlic, or the smell in the room will be too strong.
3. Find an empty beverage can (such as yogurt can), pour concentrated sugar water into it (preferably with high viscosity), and then put it where the ants grow. Luring ants to feed can stick ants together in groups.
4. If there are not many ants, mopping the floor with water made of daily necessities such as washing powder and detergent will also have the effect of driving away ants.
5. Wipe white vinegar around all entrances and exits inside and outside the house. Because ants secrete a substance called pheromone, which smells like white vinegar, once ants smell white vinegar, they will mistakenly think that other ants have occupied this site and will not enter the house.
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Tips for getting rid of ants in the kitchen:
1, put dozens of pepper granules or garlic in every corner of the kitchen cabinet.
2. Add chopped leeks to the sugar pot to prevent ants.
3. Apply white vinegar around all entrances and exits of the kitchen, including cabinet door frames. Once ants smell white vinegar, they will mistakenly think that they are occupied by other ants and will not enter the house.
4. Cut the discarded bicycle inner tube or rubber glove into a long rubber strip with a width of about 1 cm, scorch the surface, and then fix it on the cabinet foot, or nail or stick it on the door frame or window frame.
5. After the eggshell is burned and ground into powder with fire, it can be scattered in the corner or near the ant nest, which can effectively kill ants.
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