Author Topic: Sugar ants are invading my battle station.  (Read 1550 times)

Every loving minute, there's always one or two of these forgeters on the walls near my desk, and I always just flick them, crushing them against the wall.

But right now, I just saw 5 of them sniffing the head of one of their kind that kinda just stuck to the wall after being flicked so hard that the rest of the body came off.

I prompty flicked them to pieces, but it made me wonder.

They spent at least 2 minutes just sniffing that one head. Does anyone know why they would do that?

it's the same thing with stink bugs over at my place




febreze kills ants and doesn't smell like poison

febreze kills ants and doesn't smell like poison
But it does make the air thicker, and I'd rather be in a dryer spot.

There are no bugs in my house

You must construct additional pylons

ah, i remember the great ant massacre of summer 2012

i was upstairs in my room on my laptop one day when i noticed a little starfish crawling around the side of my desk (the one i'm currently on) so i crushed it, thinking that was the end of it. i was never more incorrect. the next day, a scout troupe of around 4 ants invaded my eating space and stole a crumb. me, being the desk overlord, had enough of this thievery, and ended their miserable lives. the next morning i got up and on my laptop, within 5 minutes there was an ant crawling up my leg. I look down on the floor and an entire platoon of little buggers has a little operation desert storm going so i get out the heavy artillery: the ammonia spray. death rains down on this entire village of ants and before long the bodies of many valiant soldiers blanketed my desk. a few ants must have developed gas mask technology because they didnt die from the fumes so i crushed them with my trusty soda cap.

that, my friends, is the true story of the great ant massacre of summer 2012


A day that will be remembered by the bravery of the soldiers

what he didn't include is his death from the toxic fumes of ammonia
he is a soul now

what he didn't include is his death from the toxic fumes of ammonia
he is a soul now

i survived, dont worry

Would recommend finding their entrance and exit holes, which they are almost guaranteed to have.

Employ poison spray, wash hands, done deal until the spray wears off.

You can also just plaster over the hole or something, but this is a much more temporary solution.

Would recommend finding their entrance and exit holes, which they are almost guaranteed to have.

Employ poison spray, wash hands, done deal until the spray wears off.

You can also just plaster over the hole or something, but this is a much more temporary solution.
My house is pretty old, and there are several cracks at the window sill that the bugs can get through.