To Bomb or not to Bomb?
My class A is infested with big black ants. I thought I had killed all of them a few weeks ago in the air conditioner on the roof. When I was in the motor home tonight I saw more of the big B*#@^!ds...
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I had a problem with ants at one part of the RV resort that we are camping in this month. There were a number of ants on the patio coming up from the grass on which we parked. We spot-controlled the ones that were climbing on our cooler and other items on the patio, but when I noticed a few near the kitchen sink, I knew I had a problem. We changed sites at the resort and started searching for more. Found the main group in the pantry. We removed the food and made the proper precautions, then set off one of these fumigators before we left for home for a few days. Upon our return, there was no issue.
I also used Ortho Home Defense on the stabilizer jacks, wheels, power cable, water hose, tongue jack foot, and every other point of contact with the ground.
I also used Ortho Home Defense on the stabilizer jacks, wheels, power cable, water hose, tongue jack foot, and every other point of contact with the ground.
skipro3 wrote:
Don't use the type that makes a mist. It doesn't go deep enough through the camper. Instead, there is a type that gets hot and makes REAL smoke. It is activated with water. Open all the cabinets and close all the vents. Set off these smoke fumigators and they will penetrate.
I place each one on a ceramic plate just to be sure heat doesn't go through the bottom and make a mark where ever I sit it.
http://www.amazon.com/Raid-51528-Fumigator-Triple-3ct/dp/B002L35Z8Q/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1371001897&sr=8-3&keywords=fumigator+bomb
