Cheap Bugkiller

Introduction: Cheap Bugkiller

simple bugkiller.(works only on small bugs, like ants)

Step 1: The First (and Only) Step

CAREFULLY MIX dish soap and water together. pour in spray bottle and spray. wait a minute(or less)while constantly spraying.

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    21 Comments

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    togo1919
    togo1919

    10 years ago on Introduction


    Ya know... I had an old gal-friend from Lyon came to visit, and she put up a sign in the kitchen:

    Attention Ants! You are no longer welcome here! Please leave and do not return!

    I'm not sure which was more effective - the sign or the Windex...

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    porcupinemamma

    Can anyone help me get rid of wasps? My daughter is highly allergic to them

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    mewantbigboom
    mewantbigboom

    16 years ago

    completely off topic but who likes pie?and what type?

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    arora-vesper
    arora-vesper

    16 years ago

    I can agree, this works well. I only wish I'd of photographed the evil hordes lving on my windowsill at the foot of my bed, biting my feet, night after night before I could soap them all. Not sure if it really did anything, but I poured a jug of soap water over their holes and it -appeard- to help rid me of them.

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    blodefood
    blodefood

    Reply 15 years ago on Introduction

    You should only need boiling water. Detergents and chemicals can get into the water systems and will pollute your yard.

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    lemonie
    lemonie

    16 years ago

    I found cooked sweet chilli-sauce effective. A baking tray left outside, caught a lot of ants. They would have been attracted to the sugar, but then got stuck in the sticky-sauce. As I remember it several seemed to be missing limbs, like they had attacked each other(?). I've never tried this again though...

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    tyeo098
    tyeo098

    16 years ago

    dude, this isnt bug-killer, its more of a hey spray this on a bug while waiting for its life to end, type thing. ottherwise! nie instructable (sp?)

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    zachninme
    zachninme

    Reply 16 years ago

    Yes, you spelled "instructable" right, but check "nice"...

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    zachninme
    zachninme

    16 years ago

    What you need, is sugar + water + poison. That way, they bring word of the sugar to the colony, and everyone dies :-) If you were really elaborate, you would only put the poison in the middle, so they would be able to tell about the sugar and have no clue about the poison. But this could have negatives.

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    mewantbigboom
    mewantbigboom

    16 years ago

    you could also use coffe in a mcdonalds cup. theres so much ants its like a soup.

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    Jesus10555
    Jesus10555

    16 years ago

    Actually an even cooler thing, for an any problem, is you take a small dish, and put some soapy water in it, then you get a cup either put candy in it, or put sugar water in it........ ants "somehow" know its there try and get it and instead they die in the water. and there are just dead ants floating, its kool to see, and this way, they come to the soap water, and you dont have to bring the soap water to them

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    Keith_Dawg
    Keith_Dawg

    16 years ago

    Neat emulsion tecnique. The mist works to homogenize it does it not?

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    TheCheese9921
    TheCheese9921

    16 years ago

    i prefer any flamable substance (kerosine,gasoline,rubbing alchahol,nepalm,paint thiner, WD-40 ect. and a match

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    prank
    prank

    16 years ago

    You might be able to save a few bucks by just squishing the bugs with the glass you're mixing the chemicals in. I'm jus' sayin....

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    theRIAA
    theRIAA

    16 years ago

    i use a meat tenderizer...

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    wperry1
    wperry1

    16 years ago

    I find that Windex works really well, at least on ants.

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    D3VUS
    D3VUS

    16 years ago

    You are an evil evil person :)