In the spring, the area is again filled not only with wasps, bees and butterflies, but also with other “residents” that summer residents are less happy about.
In late spring and early summer, ants begin an active search for food and water.
If appropriate measures are not taken during this period, the insects can take over a significant territory.
Ants can be repelled with baby powder, writes Express . The product is sprinkled on the anthill itself and a couple of pinches are thrown inside the insects' house.
Baby powder contains talc, which is a natural ant repellent that is safe for children and pets.
The trick is that talc absorbs moisture from the insects' exoskeleton, causing dehydration.
Ants need to retain moisture, so dusting will create unfavorable conditions for the insects to exist.