RE: A couple of things

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• Date: Sat, 19 Sep 1998 10:37:53 +0000
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> 	As for FireAnts (I'll have to be careful here), boiling water is my
> preferred method. Sometimes it even works. At the very least this will move
> them to a place where you can use Orthene or something.

Oh, yeah.. I forgot about that one.. I did that for the ones 
that insisted on living in the cracks of my driveway.. That did 
work.. or at least later that same day when I went to check, 
there was no activity.. so if they moved, they did it lightening 
fast! But I think they were in little fire ant heaven.. Or 
maybe..the other firey place.. Perfect for fire ants..

> 	I'll use boric acid on non-fire ant types if they cause too much of a
> problem, but that doesn't seem to help with FireAnts. If all else fails, you
> can move to Pennsylvania 8-)

LOL!! That REALLY worked!! haven't seen ONE in the six months 
I've been here!  :)

> 	Grits and/or Cream of Wheat doesn't seem to do anything but feed them, and

Thank you for sharing this.. I don't wanna spread around info 
that feeds the little buggers..

Nancy
Erie, Pa.


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