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Originally Posted by Leon
One thing about the gas. It works 100%. No debate about will it work or not. 
I used to actually light them on fire with the gas but then, one time when I did it, the fire traveled up the gas can and lit me on fire for a few seconds. It didn't burn any skin but it burned my clothes a bit. That was the last time I lit them. When I did it you could hear the ants pop, that was kind of cool. Now when I do it they all just curl up and pass away in their sleep, immediately.
BTW, if I had a smaller yard I probably wouldn't do it. Our last house had a small front and back yard and I am not sure I would do it there. We have some room for it to dissipate.... |
Leon, I am curious if you have ever tried/used diesel fuel? If so, I assume it didn't work, but if you haven't, that might be a little less hazardous, no?
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Originally Posted by pawpawdiv9
I thought it was grits or oatmeal. when they eat it, they will explode.
Generally gasoline works well on huge ones.
I use just the bag of powdered ant killer.
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I have never heard of that one but you might be onto something?
I use to use the powder as well, but it seemed it only worked for a while and you were left with the mess, especially on the patio.
It's too early yet, I think, but I still see no ants on or around the hills.