A Natural Repellent to Get Rid of Ants for Good!

Hey there! My name is Chipp Marshal. In this article I am going to show you how to rid of ants quickly, naturally and permanently with an amazing new technique, I just learned.

I am sure that I don’t need to tell you how much of nuisance ants

can be. However, what most people fail to realize is that certain species of ants pose serious health risks by infecting your kitchen with harmful pathogens. So it is important that we get rid of these pesky insects as fast as possible.

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A New Age Solution for Ant Control

Rather than leaving toxic bait stations all around the house, we are going to roll up our sleeves and take the fight to the ants. Besides, the main ingredient in most bait stations available to consumers is boric acid. It is usually mixed with various sugary substances to attract the ants. The problem is that there are many different species of ants and they all have different preferences for food. These preferences even change throughout the year. Boric acid and sugar may work for getting rid of ants during certain seasons but it will have zero effect in almost every other situation. Using these outdated methods are a gamble at best.

I am going to teach you a method that I have used every single spring for the last 5 years to get rid of ants for the entire season. In addition to my experience, there is also scientific research that backs up my findings. It is the quickest, easiest and best way to get rid of ants in your house. You may already have these ingredients around the house. If you don’t, your entire cost will still be less than $20 dollars. That’s not bad to eliminate ants for the entire season!

Did you know? 

The total mass of every ant on this planet is just about equal to the total mass of all living people! How is this possible? Scientists estimate that for every human on earth, there are close to 2 million ants!

How to Get Rid of Ants Naturally

Harsh chemicals always come with unintended consequences. You DO NOT need to use harmful insecticides to get rid of ants. This recipe is a safe, quick, natural and highly effective. This method is actually very popular with organic gardeners. Unfortunately, not many people outside of that community know about it.What you will need:

  1. Water
  2. Cayenne Pepper (spice)
  3. 100% natural therapeutic grade (undiluted) tea tree essential oil
  4. 100% natural therapeutic grade (undiluted) peppermint essential oil

Warning: Not all essential oils are created equal. Make sure you purchase 100% undiluted oil. Each bottle is very inexpensive and will last you for a few seasons. The ones that I use are listed below. I bought a bottle of each in the spring of 2013 and I still have plenty left for this season.

How to Eliminate Ants that are Already Inside of your Home

Before you eliminate ants at their source, you are going to need a game plan for the critters that already invaded your home. Fill a spray bottle with water and add the following ingredients:

  1. 20 drops of tea tree oil
  2. 20 drops of peppermint oil
  3. 1 tsp cayenne pepper (spice)

This cocktail will kill ants on contact. It will also provide a POWERFUL deterrent along ant trails and inside of any cracks or crevices where they are entering your home.

Getting Rid of Ant Outside of Your Home

Now that we have that out of the way, let’s take the fight straight to the nest. This step will require a little more effort but if done properly, you can get rid of your ant problems for the entire year.

  1. Boil a large pot of water.
     
  2. Add a couple of teaspoons of cayenne pepper, 20 drops of tea tree oil and 20 drops of peppermint oil.
  3. Trace ant trails back to their nest. Once you find out where they are coming from, drive a stake into the nest to create a void for the hot water to flow through. I use a 1-inch stake and try to drive it at least 18 inches into the soil.
  4. Remove the stake and slowly and CAREFULLY pour the hot water into the nest. The hot water will kill a large portion of the population and the cayenne pepper and tea tree oil will make the ground unsuitable the rest of the season for an ant colony. Repeat this process for each ant hole you find.


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