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Hey, I'm having a bit of a problem.
I live in a studio apartment and we recently discovered an ant problem. They were just in the bathroom before, which is where they're coming from, (there's a hole in the wall) but then one night I dropped some wet cat food and they swarmed on it, and ever since then, the problem has tripled.
So my question is: what product can I use that will be the most safe to kill the ants and make sure my cats won't be harmed?
The fact that I live in a studio apartment is important here because obviously there isn't anywhere to temporarily move my cats to, like another room.
I did try looking for diatomaceous earth but I can't find any stores that carry it in food grade in my area.
I've also been reading a lot about how Windex is a great way to kill them, but would that be safe around my cats?
Any solutions very much appreciated, thank you.
I live in a studio apartment and we recently discovered an ant problem. They were just in the bathroom before, which is where they're coming from, (there's a hole in the wall) but then one night I dropped some wet cat food and they swarmed on it, and ever since then, the problem has tripled.
So my question is: what product can I use that will be the most safe to kill the ants and make sure my cats won't be harmed?
The fact that I live in a studio apartment is important here because obviously there isn't anywhere to temporarily move my cats to, like another room.
I did try looking for diatomaceous earth but I can't find any stores that carry it in food grade in my area.
I've also been reading a lot about how Windex is a great way to kill them, but would that be safe around my cats?
Any solutions very much appreciated, thank you.