Ants inside my truck...

[ufgators68]

I somehow have contracted a case of ants inside of my truck. Would it be ok to set off one of those fogger deals, inside the cab?

 

[Earl43P]

I wouldn't. That's gonna stink for a while and leave a petroleum residue on plastics and windows.

When I lived in FL, I got fire ants in mine.
I just used the fire ant killer granules and shop-vac'd it out a week or so later.

 

[straycat]

Where the hell did you buy a case of ants at?? I never saw them before...lol

Just put some of that white insect powder on them. Walmart, Ace Hardware has it. No odor which is what you want and don't put too much of it around the cab. That will send them away. After a few days you can vacuum it up and you won't even know it was there.

 

[cody93]

ants eh, either something died in there, or you forgot part of that cheeseburger in there.

 

[ufgators68]

Hadn't thought about the granules. I think I have some of that at home.

Where the hell did you buy a case of ants at?? I never saw them before...lol

They are sold at WalMart, right next to the cases of smartass.

 

[Colin]

Hadn't thought about the granules. I think I have some of that at home.




They are sold at WalMart, right next to the cases of smartass.

i thought they were inbetween the sky hooks and striped paint?

but yeah that stuff should work

 

[lil_Blue_Ford]

Could always use one of those little ant bait things, just tuck it under the seat for awhile.

I wouldn't try the fog in a truck cab.


Somehow I got mice in my F-150 last winter (despite driving it nearly every day). That required a mousetrap on the passenger side floor. My cat apparently is not doing his job properly....

 

[doorgunner]

no fog.......try to find the area they hide in....then get a spray can of ant killer and treat that area every day....I had ants in the passenger doorpost...took me six months of doing everything to finally get rid of em.