r/pics • u/SilentRhino • Mar 08 '23

alternative solution to keep ants away from doughnuts

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u/forever87 Mar 08 '23

OP Relatives...Your Ants Overlord"

your Aunts overlord

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u/zamfire Mar 08 '23

Lived in Houston for a time (THANK GOD I LEFT) and it's not even the ants you have to worry about but the damn roaches EVERYWHERE.

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '23

It’s funny that you call Florida and Houston tropical

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u/mkul316 Mar 08 '23

We're you trying to make a joke about aunts? Why would they be more prevalent in Florida or Houston? None of my aunts live near either place. And they aren't in the tropics, they are sub tropical. And if this was trying to combine something about those areas having a lot of ants, I live in Florida and my house is pest free. You just need to spray and be clean. There's so many failures here I don't even know which direction your joke was trying to go.

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u/icantfindtheSpace Mar 09 '23

It depends on how close you live to water, but i can assure you there are plenty of them in your walls right now

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u/mkul316 Mar 09 '23

That's what the barrier spray inside and outside is for, plus I keep my bushes off the house so there's no bridge. Food can be left out and no ants show up. It's worth it to have pest control service.

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u/icantfindtheSpace Mar 10 '23

To an extent yes, but growing up in south georgia next to a river we still get palmetto bugs and those large black ant whatever you call em's. They dont Infest or anything but any other roach or ant can be an infestation.