Ants are unwelcome guests in the house, since they do not hesitate to enter and make a mess of everything they find. Fortunately, there are many natural solutions that will help you get rid of ants in the house quickly, easily and with incredible results. Of course, if you know how to channel your creativity you can also combine the ingredients of your kitchen with herbal remedies that will make all the more effective. Kill ants instantly and naturally, without toxic chemicals! Most commercial ant sprays can kill you as fast as the ants, or come in cans that will poison your pets. The common household treatments are also toxic and can lead to an even bigger epidemic down the road. There are natural home solutions for getting rid of ants that don’t involve toxic chemicals and still get the job done.

Natural Solution Ants

don\\’t leave food out

If you have ants in your home, it is important to keep food out of the way. One of the first steps in getting rid of them is keeping food away from them and their nests. If you leave scraps out for pets or children to eat, this can attract ants that will then come into your home and make their way inside. Keeping the floor swept and dishes clean is also important since these things can leave crumbs behind which can be easily eaten by ants.

If you have an ant problem in your house, it’s best not to use poison or chemicals as they could harm other animals or humans who may ingest them while walking around barefoot on the floor where they were placed

put Bay Leaves into your pantry shelves and cupboards

The best solution to ant infestation is to eliminate their food sources, which are usually sweets and greases. The easiest way to do this is by placing bay leaves in your pantry shelves and cupboards. In addition to repelling ants, they also have a variety of other uses as well:

• Use them as a potpourri in your home or office instead of candles and incense.
• Steam them to create an aromatic facial steam for your skin care regimen.
• Soak them in water overnight before boiling them into an herbal tea that helps relieve coughs, sore throats and congestion due to colds/flu symptoms (add honey if desired).

wash counters with a solution of one tablespoon salt in a gallon of water.

To kill ants and prevent invasions, use a solution of one tablespoon salt in a gallon of water. Wipe off counters and surfaces with the mixture. The salt will kill the insects, but it won’t harm you or your family.

If you have an ant infestation, sprinkle all over your home: under sinks and cabinets; behind appliances; inside drawers; along baseboards and window sills, etc. You’ll need to reapply every 1-3 months if you live outside the desert or in an area with humid winters as they need water to survive outside their nests during dry weather months.”

Keep ants away without chemicals

• Natural baits. If you have a small infestation of ants, you can use food-based bait to lure the insects outside your home and away from your food areas. You can buy commercial baits that are made of cereals or grains, or make your own using peanut butter and borax (a natural ant poison).
• Prevent ants from getting in your home. Ants will often try to find their way inside through cracks in the foundation, open windows or doors, utility pipes, crawl spaces around foundations, sewer systems and other openings. If possible, seal off all openings with caulk or foam insulation around door thresholds; fill any holes where pipes enter through the wall with caulk; close off any other gaps larger than 1/4 inch wide with steel wool; install weather stripping on windowsills and around doors; put screens over vents on patios; put down insecticides that contain permethrin on crawl spaces around foundations every two months during warm months (from April through September) – do not use this type if children play there regularly!
• Keep food areas clean. It’s important not only for health reasons but also because dirty dishes attract these pests: keep counters wiped down after each use; wipe up crumbs from surfaces before bedtime every night – this includes between fridge shelves! It’s also helpful if pets such as dogs get fed outside rather than indoors at night because they’re cleaner animals who won’t leave crumbs behind them!