It’s a common—and often overlooked—occurrence to see an ant in your home.
It’s even ordinary to see a few. However, when dozens—or hundreds—begin to swarm your door jambs, countertops, and floorboards, that’s when most people come to the conclusion that they have a serious problem at hand.
The thing is, though, even just a few ants repeatedly popping up can be a sign that you need to take action against the pests—and fast.
The best of efforts to get rid of ants can be futile if you don’t take the proper steps to prevent them from coming back.
While Google and YouTube have more than a few expert-backed suggestions, we figured it’d be most helpful to go straight to the source.
So, without further ado, keep reading to learn how to get rid of ants for good, according to entomologist David Price.
What causes ant infestations?
Although there are over 700 ant species in the United States (a fact that will likely surprise many), Price, who is an associate certified entomologist with Mosquito Joe, a Neighborly company, says that …
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