In Islam killing ants is not advised, ants out of all the bugs, not even bees. But ants can be annoying when they're all over your food in the kitchen and it gets worse sometimes when you find them dead here and there in your silverware. How can you get rid of them without hurting them, and why is it such a big deal to not harm them?
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i googled this it might help without killing the ants:
The only things that could be given is tips on how to rid of them without killing them. Marc Gravell gave a link a good :Deterring and dealing with ants | Green Living Tips
Some of the tips:
The only things that could be given is tips on how to rid of them without killing them. Marc Gravell gave a link a good :Deterring and dealing with ants | Green Living Tips
Some of the tips:
- Pouring lemon juice around areas ants frequent.
- Pouring boiling water over their tracks (destroys the scent trail)
- [Put a] sugar trail away from the house to [the] compost pile and put out the intent that they would find a greater feast there.