Ants Walking Around the Kitchen Like It's Your Own? A Quick Way to Get Rid of Uninvited Guests
Crumbs and food scraps that can be found in any kitchen are extremely attractive to many insects, especially ants.
If you're experiencing a similar problem, head straight to the shelf where you keep your spice packets and look for a packet of cinnamon.
It turns out that this spice can not only improve the taste of all kinds of baked goods and drinks, but also help around the house.
Since most insects, including ants, cannot stand bright and strong aromas, which undoubtedly include cinnamon, experienced housewives use the powder to sprinkle on the floor and other surfaces in the kitchen where ants have appeared.
It is believed that, upon smelling the scent of cinnamon, ants will immediately leave the alien dwelling.
Alternatively, use a mixture of white vinegar and water.
It should be filled into a spray bottle and sprayed onto the paths that ants use to enter the kitchen.
You should also wipe kitchen surfaces with this solution.
