ANTS in Your Kitchen? The 50-Cent Bait They Carry Home — Never Spray the Trail

ANTS in Your Kitchen? The 50-Cent Bait They Carry Home — Never Spray the Trail That thin dark line of ants marching across your counter is not the problem. It is a raiding party from a nest of many thousands you have never seen, with a queen at the heart of it you will never find. And every time you wipe them away or reach for the spray, you are making it worse, scattering the colony and teaching it to come back by new roads. Today Pastor Eli gives you the fifty cent bait his mother set on the windowsill, the one the ants carry home and feed to the whole nest themselves, queen and all. It is borax and sugar and a little warm water, and it works better than anything in a can, because it kills the colony from the inside instead of chasing the few workers you can see. But the whole method turns on one hard instruction: when the ants come to drink, you must not kill them. They are your delivery men. Walk through the whole of it: the bait recipe, why you must never spray the trail, the sweet season and the grease season and how to switch your bait to match, how to erase the invisible scent road they follow, and the one thing almost nobody knows, that the nest was never in your kitchen at all. It costs about fifty cents and the patience to let them work. If these old ways are worth keeping, subscribe and walk along with me. A new one every week. 📖 The full method, with a real price on every material and an honest word on every limit, is gathered in my book Waste Nothing, at pastoreliwhitfield.com Tell me in the comments: what kind of ants are crossing your counter this summer, and did your mother or grandmother have a bait of her own? I read every one. This video is for general information. Borax is not to be eaten by children or pets. Keep all bait out of their reach. Carpenter ants and fire ants are a different matter and may need professional help. #PastorEli #WasteNothing #AntControl