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Caution: Keep homemade baits away from pets and kids.
🚪 Step 6: Seal the Deal (Literally)
✅ Use:
- Caulk for cracks in walls and windows
- Weather stripping on doors
- Expanding foam around plumbing gaps
🚫 When to Call a Pro
If you’re dealing with:
- Carpenter ants (they can damage wood)
- Recurring infestations despite your efforts
- Ants in electrical outlets or walls
Final Thoughts
Ants in the kitchen are annoying — but not unbeatable. With a little detective work, some natural deterrents, and consistent cleaning habits, you can reclaim your kitchen without resorting to harsh chemicals.
Next time you see an ant trail, you’ll know exactly what to do — and those uninvited guests won’t stand a chance.