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Bicarbonate:A Super Effective Ant Killer Everyone Should Know About.

Bicarbonate:A Super Effective Ant Killer Everyone Should Know About.

Ants at home?

Or even in the garden?

Not very pleasant, especially when it's in the kitchen!

Fortunately, there is a simple and effective trick to get rid of it quickly.

The natural trick is to use a mixture of baking soda, icing sugar and water . Look, it takes 2 min :

Bicarbonate:A Super Effective Ant Killer Everyone Should Know About.

Contents
  • What you need
  • How to
  • Result
  • Why does it work?

What you need

- 1 empty plastic bottle

- 5 tablespoons baking soda

- 5 tablespoons of icing sugar

- 3 tablespoons of water

How to

1. Cut the bottom of the bottle to 5 cm in height.

2. Add the baking soda to the bottom of the bottle.

3. Add the icing sugar.

4. Add water.

5. Mix everything well.

6. Place a small amount of this mixture in the path of the ants.

7. Put the bottom of the bottle where there are the most ants near the anthill.

Result

Bicarbonate:A Super Effective Ant Killer Everyone Should Know About.

There you go, thanks to baking soda, you got rid of ants at home :-)

Easy, fast and efficient, right?

Now you know how to get rid of ants with baking soda!

It's still better than having ants all over the house and garden!

Unlike commercial chemicals, the advantage of this grandma's stuff is that it is 100% natural.

Bicarbonate is a formidable trap for ants.

But there is no risk to your health, that of your family or your animals.

Be aware that you can't use anything other than icing sugar, otherwise it won't work.

Even powdered sugar won't work.

Why does it work?

Ants will be attracted to sugar. They will eat it on the spot, but also bring it back to the anthill to feed the others.

Icing sugar and baking soda have a similar grain size.

Once mixed together, ants cannot tell the difference between the two.

As a result, by eating the sugar, they also eat the bicarbonate.

Once the ants have ingested the bicarbonate, it will create gas in their stomach.

Unlike humans who can fart, ants cannot eliminate gas, which will cause them to bloat and succumb.