Whip Up a DIY Repellent
You don’t necessarily need to break out dangerous pesticides to keep iguanas at bay. A potent mixture of herbs and produce that can be found at any grocery store will generally scare away all but the most determined iguanas. Blending garlic powder, citric acid and jalapeno extract into a gallon of water will produce an iguana removal spray that can be applied to your yard.
Scare Them Off With Light
Believe it or not, highly reflective surfaces are one of the most effective forms of iguana control in South Florida. Many homeowners hang old CDs from fishing line around their lawns and gardens to ward off iguanas. If you’d like to opt for a classier look that won’t peeve the neighbors, an ornamental stainless steel windmill or a few wind chimes will do the trick.
First, try spraying the exterior area of your home where it meets the pavement or ground. Inside, set up ant bait, or spray in the locations where you find them lurking about. Spray around baseboards, for instance.
If ants are sharing your bathroom, spray around the base of your toilet. You could also clean the bathroom with ammonia.
Some people don’t like using harsh chemicals inside their living quarters. You can mix a Windex, vinegar and water cocktail, and spray that to destroy the pheromone trail they form for fellow ants to follow. Also, you can spread powdered diatomaceous earth on invaded carpeted areas to get rid of ants. They’ll eat the powder and die.
Your mission is to destroy the ant colony or nest, but sometimes, that’s not simple to do. The queen ant lays her eggs there, and sugar ants can have multiple queens.
If you’re still seeing an ant invasion and screaming “No more ants,” then call us now at (786) 359-6430. Our exceptional V Pest Control team will come to inspect your home and property. We’ll locate the colony, and get rid of ants for good!
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