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Help! It's been raining hard here, and sometimes drowned out ants decide that even without an easy food source, human homes make nice, dry nests. Guess who the lucky host is today? Are there any ant bombs that don't leave harmful to pets residue? Molly would, of course, be outside in her catio and nowhere near the bomb, but I don't want her to get sick when I let her back in.
So far, the ants seem totally limited to my bedroom (eeeewwwwwwwww.....) and I've put down ant spray at the doorway to try to prevent them from moving into the rest of the house. I'm also asthmatic, and there really isn't much to entice the ants, other than the dry/warm, so I'm hoping that even a safer/less effective option would work. I don't want to just spray cans and cans of spray, but I'm certainly not okay with ants in my bedroom either. Breathing the fumes as I spray usually makes me ill. I'd prefer bombs, because I can set them, leave, then clean up after and hopefully trigger my asthma less. Help?
So far, the ants seem totally limited to my bedroom (eeeewwwwwwwww.....) and I've put down ant spray at the doorway to try to prevent them from moving into the rest of the house. I'm also asthmatic, and there really isn't much to entice the ants, other than the dry/warm, so I'm hoping that even a safer/less effective option would work. I don't want to just spray cans and cans of spray, but I'm certainly not okay with ants in my bedroom either. Breathing the fumes as I spray usually makes me ill. I'd prefer bombs, because I can set them, leave, then clean up after and hopefully trigger my asthma less. Help?