Finding an ant infestation under carpet is not a small thing after all you can t simply pull up your whole carpet to get rid of them.
Ants coming up thru the carpet.
Make sure there is no accidental stash anywhere.
Ants can show up almost anywhere in your home but one of the most frustrating places to find these little creatures is in your bathroom.
The easiest way to deal with the ants is to use ant baits all along the perimeter of the building outside and inside or at least where they are coming in.
Through the warmer months the two types most likely to show up are carpenter ants and odorous house ants aka house ants.
A typical colony will have 3 000 to 5 000 ants although there can be as many as 30 000 ants in a single colony.
Discover how an understanding of an ant s outdoor habits can lead to solving an ant problem with help from a pest control company in this free video on getting rid of ants in the carpet.
Although you may not realize it your bathroom provides the perfect breeding ground for several different types of ants and once ants are in your bathroom it can take a great deal of effort to get them out again.
Clean and vacuum th.
So make sure there is nothing for them to eat in side the house.
Is there food left out anywhere.
Ants will only go where there are resources.
When their natural habitat is destroyed ants seek out alternate food.
For a long term solution find out why the ants are coming in from outdoors and hitting your carpet.
In there i began to hatch a plan of how i was going to deal with these ants.
In a blind panic i ran out of the room and took a shower to get the feeling of ants off of me.
Yes i ve got a massive amount of ants they are every where under my carpet inside my walls under my trim on the floor i ve even taken the trim completly off and caulked and a few days later they come through the caulk i ve even sprinkled black pepper down that does not work now i ve got a part of the carpet folded back with a mess of.
They generally come in the house looking for food.
It tunnels into the soil to dig out space for its colony pushing the dirt up through the top of its nest creating the trademark sandhill like mounds.
