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Because you have large tiles the chances are you will have voids under your tiles. You need to sprinkle ant killer on the tiles where you see their columns.

 

 

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Interesting thought. Well possible. How would you apply the poison, see photo? The reason for looking at a mopping option is because it seems much easier to apply to a large area..
 

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It's more likely the ants have created a trail, follow it and find both ends, when found, spray the source and destination points with ant spray - killing the ants in the middle won't solve the problem.  

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If you don't have trail or a "street" chances are you're seeing discovery ants in search of food or a place to nest, buy a can of Bayon ant spray and spray the baseboards and around the windows and doors.

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1 hour ago, canthai55 said:

Borax one part, sugar two parts, dissolve in hot water.

Pour into water bottle caps, place along trails.

Ants eat the mixture, take it back to the nest, feed it to the queen and larvae - die.

No Queen, no larvae, no colony.

If you can find the nest ...

 

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The best way is Borax

Another way is put it in a circle and a drop of honey in the center. 

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37 minutes ago, everett kendall said:

The best way is Borax

Another way is put it in a circle and a drop of honey in the center. 

would a pentagon and full moon work

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2 hours ago, simoh1490 said:

If you don't have trail or a "street" chances are you're seeing discovery ants in search of food or a place to nest, buy a can of Bayon ant spray and spray the baseboards and around the windows and doors.

Baygon Green. It's oil based, so persists for a couple of days.

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I have figured they are unstoppable.

I use Windex, blue ammonia glass cleaner where I see them.

Yesterday, I saw the little fast ants, have not see them since cold season here in Chiang Mai.

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I confirm...borax as wombat has suggested it.  If the nest is outside, 3 tablespoons of borax in 1/2 liter of water on the nest will do it... 

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1 hour ago, everett kendall said:

The best way is Borax

Another way is put it in a circle and a drop of honey in the center. 

Where do you buy Borax in Pattaya (noticed you are in Nongprue)  and what is it called?

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We use neem. It does not kill the ants but makes it an uncomfortable environment for them.

 

The posters that suggest finding their origins are correct in my view. But beware of using poisons.

 

 

 

 

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Chaindritte is the nuclear options for ants, search it out and use it sparingly, there is not a single ant within three miles of my house, approximately. :post-4641-1156694572:

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5 hours ago, steven2018 said:

You might try mopping with vinegar to wash away their scent markers.

Do you mean vinegar by itself, or mixed with water, say 50%?

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18 minutes ago, simoh1490 said:

Chaindritte is the nuclear options for ants, search it out and use it sparingly, there is not a single ant within three miles of my house, approximately. :post-4641-1156694572:

Where do you get it?

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5 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

Where do you get it?

Thaiwasadu, it's a white bottle with red cap and black writing on the side, four different sizes of bottles, a liquid that must be mixed, lesser strength spray also for sale.

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19 minutes ago, simoh1490 said:

Thaiwasadu, it's a white bottle with red cap and black writing on the side, four different sizes of bottles, a liquid that must be mixed, lesser strength spray also for sale.

 

19 minutes ago, simoh1490 said:

Thaiwasadu, it's a white bottle with red cap and black writing on the side, four different sizes of bottles, a liquid that must be mixed, lesser strength spray also for sale.

Yes, but where can you buy it, in a Pharmacists?

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2 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

 

Yes, but where can you buy it, in a Pharmacists?

Thaiwasadu, it's a chain of stores in Thailand!

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Do you mean vinegar by itself, or mixed with water, say 50%?

I would wipe the floor (ant areas) with straight vinegar. However be careful on the floor used on, might not take well to wood floors.

 

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7 hours ago, simoh1490 said:

It's more likely the ants have created a trail, follow it and find both ends, when found, spray the source and destination points with ant spray - killing the ants in the middle won't solve the problem.  

True

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Give them corn flour, they love it but cannot digest it so they starve to death. 

Little bit slow method but no chemicals involved. 

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