Fire ants are not naturally found in Wisconsin. This is a species that originates from South America and is found in regions with warmer climates (much like their native habitat South America). In North America, fire ants are commonly found in the Southeastern states and in very rare cases, also … Read more
Do you have a pest problem and want to know if using salt will help you eliminate entire fire ant colonies on your property? This DIY red imported fire ant guide will let you know how effective it is and two recipes you can use now to handle your infestation naturally so your children can avoid painful fire ant bites.
Preventing a fire ant infestation is easier and simpler than treating one. Here’s how to keep fire ants away from your property.
Fire ants are problematic pests that infest your home or garden. They attack anyone who disturbs their home with a venomous sting, resulting in a burning or itching sensation that lasts for at least an hour. Several insecticides and pesticides are available to keep the fire ant colony away from … Read more
Missouri is home to various ants, but fire ants aren’t one of them. Fire ants require very specific conditions to breed to build their colony. Warm and dry weather is best suited for these ants. Missouri’s cold winters tend to drive out fire ants, but many other types of ants … Read more
If your car is infested with troublesome fire ants and you’re looking for quick and easy fixes to the problem, you’re in the right place! Fire ants are one of the most annoying and potentially life-threatening insects you can encounter in the country. Getting bitten or stung by a fire … Read more
Do you have a fire ant infestation in your home and prefer not to use pesticide sprays because they are hazardous to humans? This guide will teach you how to make a homemade alternative using Dawn dishwashing soap that helps you kill ants.
Baking soda is one of the most popular all-natural options for handling fire ant infestations. But does mixing baking soda to kill ants really work? This article discusses how it kills fire ants and provides a recipe you can follow to make a DIY fire ant-killing formula.
Fire ants are one of the most annoying and dangerous insects that spread quickly and easily. These poisonous insects cause pain and burning sensation to their victims, which may result in red bumps forming at the sting that becomes white fluid-filled pustules within only a day or two. They can … Read more
There are many types of ants that you can find in your bathroom, including carpenter ants, sugar ants, moisture ants, tiny black ants, Argentine ants, Pharaoh ants, crazy ants, Odorous House ants, and of course, fire ants. Among all these types of ants, fire ants are undoubtedly the most troublesome … Read more