DB> But I also like diatomateous earth... probably the best. It also
DB>takes care of other things, as well... (actually, anything that gets it on
DB>it's "little" feet...I'm talking "creepy crawlers", here).
DB>When you mention about the "creepy crawlers" it sounds like
DB>spiders....what about ants? I've tried the white plastic traps with
DB>food in them they take back to their homes (pun intended) but how do you
DB>think that this would work on them - and IF I were to try it would I
DB>just lay it out on the ground where they are or in some lid or ????
DB> They just (sometimes) make the sidewalk look black. Not all the
DB>sidewalk but at least where they are.
It did wonders in stopping a massive invasion of ants in one place
several years ago. Something sweet got spilled in a church kitchen,
and was not completely cleaned up - and within a week the place was
being overrun with ants. Nothing worked until someone laid a
"barrier" of diatomateous earth completely around the outside of the
building. It was repeated once a few days later after a heavy
rainfall - but after that the ants decided to look elsewhere for
food. It was literally a plague of ants. (Grin)
* SLMR 2.1a * Hipity-hic, hippty-hic! a wabbit on fermented carrots
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* Origin: Juxtaposition BBS. Lasalle, Quebec, Canada (1:167/133)
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