如何对付蚂蚁和蟑螂# Living
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最好的办法是硼砂：
Borax
Mix together equal parts Borax and either syrup or jelly. Then, place
where
the ants will find it.
Why This Works: Once consumed, Borax damages both the ants' digestive
systems and their outer skeletons, resulting in death.
Where to Buy Borax?
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lgwork70: You can find borax right in your local grocery store or
department
store such as Target. It will be with the laundry detergents even
though it
has many other uses.
http://answers.ask.com/Business/Constructions_and_Materials/whe
How to Fight Ants With Borax
By Carole Ellis, eHow Contributor
Borax is a great way to get rid of ants, roaches and other six-legged
pests.
If you have serious ant problems and have exhausted natural options
like
pennyroyal, herbal pesticides and a deep housecleaning, you may need
to step
up your offensive. While you certainly can call in the big guns--pest
control experts who will use serious insecticides to rid you of your
ant
problem--you may want to try one more home effort before you take this
step.
Borax will actually kill many different types of insects by
dehydrating
them until they are nothing but little shells. While it will not
destroy a
nest of ants unless you take it to them directly, it will get rid of
any
foolish enough to come into your home. Does this Spark an idea?
Read more: How to Fight Ants With Borax | eHow.com
http://www.ehow.com/how_4471409_fight-ants-borax.html#ixzz1ykgd
Instructions
1
Target areas of the house that need to be treated. Identify problem
areas.
These will often be the areas of the house where ants have access to
food,
like the kitchen and potentially the game room, or water, like
bathrooms and
other sink areas. You may also have some issues with bedrooms
particularly
if they have adjacent bathrooms or if you have teenagers that like to
snack
while they study.
2
Sprinkle a thin line of borax along the back edges of counters and
under
cabinets if need be. You can do this by pouring it, but generally it
is
easier to use a small scoop. The borax just needs to be along the very
back
of the counter, and you do not need a lot of it. A very thin line is
easy to
avoid when you are using the counters and will be enough to attract
the
ants' attention so that they will eat it.
3
Make sure that there is borax on the window sills or other potential
entrances to your home. Often if ants find something tasty near the
entrance
to your home, they will change their entrance "plan" and simply
consume
whatever is closest. By making the borax available right at your doors
and
windows, they may eat it and then leave rather than coming inside. The
end
result is the same either way, but you increase your odds of success
by
placing the borax near where the bugs are coming in.
4
Make a small trail of Borax around the edges of all rooms. You do not
need
any more along the edges of the rooms than you do in any other part of
the
house. Just use the scoop to draw a thin line around the room. If you
have
carpet, then you can just follow the line between the wall and the
carpet.
If you have hardwood floors then simply trace around the edge of the
molding.
5
Vacuum up the excess once the problem is eliminated. Once your ant
problem
is solved, you can vacuum or sweep up the borax to keep it from simply
creating a mess on your floors as it spreads.
Read more: How to Fight Ants With Borax | eHow.com
http://www.ehow.com/how_4471409_fight-ants-borax.html#ixzz1ykgL
How to Get Rid of Ants
http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Rid-of-Ants
Insecticidal
Boric acid was first registered in the United States as an insecticide
in
1948 for control of cockroaches, termites, fire ants, fleas,
silverfish, and
many other insects. The product is generally considered to be safe to
use
in household kitchens to control cockroaches and ants.[16] It acts as
a
stomach poison affecting the insects' metabolism, and the dry powder
is
abrasive to the insects' exoskeleton.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boric_acid#Insecticidal
Borax
Mix together equal parts Borax and either syrup or jelly. Then, place
where
the ants will find it.
Why This Works: Once consumed, Borax damages both the ants' digestive
systems and their outer skeletons, resulting in death.
Where to Buy Borax?
Topics: unclassified
Share:
Answers
lgwork70: You can find borax right in your local grocery store or
department
store such as Target. It will be with the laundry detergents even
though it
has many other uses.
http://answers.ask.com/Business/Constructions_and_Materials/whe
How to Fight Ants With Borax
By Carole Ellis, eHow Contributor
Borax is a great way to get rid of ants, roaches and other six-legged
pests.
If you have serious ant problems and have exhausted natural options
like
pennyroyal, herbal pesticides and a deep housecleaning, you may need
to step
up your offensive. While you certainly can call in the big guns--pest
control experts who will use serious insecticides to rid you of your
ant
problem--you may want to try one more home effort before you take this
step.
Borax will actually kill many different types of insects by
dehydrating
them until they are nothing but little shells. While it will not
destroy a
nest of ants unless you take it to them directly, it will get rid of
any
foolish enough to come into your home. Does this Spark an idea?
Read more: How to Fight Ants With Borax | eHow.com
http://www.ehow.com/how_4471409_fight-ants-borax.html#ixzz1ykgd
Instructions
1
Target areas of the house that need to be treated. Identify problem
areas.
These will often be the areas of the house where ants have access to
food,
like the kitchen and potentially the game room, or water, like
bathrooms and
other sink areas. You may also have some issues with bedrooms
particularly
if they have adjacent bathrooms or if you have teenagers that like to
snack
while they study.
2
Sprinkle a thin line of borax along the back edges of counters and
under
cabinets if need be. You can do this by pouring it, but generally it
is
easier to use a small scoop. The borax just needs to be along the very
back
of the counter, and you do not need a lot of it. A very thin line is
easy to
avoid when you are using the counters and will be enough to attract
the
ants' attention so that they will eat it.
3
Make sure that there is borax on the window sills or other potential
entrances to your home. Often if ants find something tasty near the
entrance
to your home, they will change their entrance "plan" and simply
consume
whatever is closest. By making the borax available right at your doors
and
windows, they may eat it and then leave rather than coming inside. The
end
result is the same either way, but you increase your odds of success
by
placing the borax near where the bugs are coming in.
4
Make a small trail of Borax around the edges of all rooms. You do not
need
any more along the edges of the rooms than you do in any other part of
the
house. Just use the scoop to draw a thin line around the room. If you
have
carpet, then you can just follow the line between the wall and the
carpet.
If you have hardwood floors then simply trace around the edge of the
molding.
5
Vacuum up the excess once the problem is eliminated. Once your ant
problem
is solved, you can vacuum or sweep up the borax to keep it from simply
creating a mess on your floors as it spreads.
Read more: How to Fight Ants With Borax | eHow.com
http://www.ehow.com/how_4471409_fight-ants-borax.html#ixzz1ykgL
How to Get Rid of Ants
http://www.wikihow.com/Get-Rid-of-Ants
Insecticidal
Boric acid was first registered in the United States as an insecticide
in
1948 for control of cockroaches, termites, fire ants, fleas,
silverfish, and
many other insects. The product is generally considered to be safe to
use
in household kitchens to control cockroaches and ants.[16] It acts as
a
stomach poison affecting the insects' metabolism, and the dry powder
is
abrasive to the insects' exoskeleton.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boric_acid#Insecticidal