DIY Ant Trap to Kill and Get Rid of Ants using Borax

This DIY Ant Trap is All Natural and is very effective in Controlling and Killing Ants using Borax. This trap is the best way to control pests in your garden. I used this trap for 1 week and I found it be very effective in reducing the number of ants in my garden.
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[@williamyoung5516]

I followed Jag's instructions as stated in the video. I used a small saucer rather than a water bottle. It took about 24 hours for the ants to discover the Sugar/Borax solution. It started with one ant sniffing away at the solution. Eventually, they all showed and had a big ant party. Now, they are dead as door nails. Good Video! Good Solution!

[@justsayin5609]

FYI Borax is a poison. That is why it should always be in a closed container!

[@shaquileoatmeal7365]

Yeah I tried honey and dish soap but they didn't take the bait at all... They kept coming up to it but then were like "nah screw that"... Gonna try the borax next

[@judycook4314]

@@shaquileoatmeal7365 me too!

[@glenhinckley3689]

This worked like a charm. I had ants in my pantry and couldn't get rid of them. This attracted every single one, and in a day they were gone. Fantastic!

[@novus_00]

thank you for explaining why the dry compound is more important. I was gonna make the typical liquid solution, but I'm glad I found this video

[@jJaqStone]

Ants look for different types of food at different times of the year. Sometimes it's sugar, sometimes protein, sometimes grain. You can mix borax with corn meal & sugar to get both the grain & the sugar in one treatment. For protein, mix a very small amount of peanut butter with borax, fill bottle caps with it, & place something over them to make sure birds cannot get to it.

[@corruptiondetector8009]

Thanks for the info will try

[@twistedmindssweettea]

Or some old sweet corn bread☺️ isn't that the same?

[@l.e.6263]

Ants will detect soap in Borax & will ultimately reject bait. I’ve tried entire market in every form, & ants ignored even free clean foods. Trial & error, but Borax or any KZbin home made “ant killer” in my USA valley never worked. 1 neighbor smuggled cyanide from his home country for rats , who chose to die in my garden causing fire ants invasion from their nest 2 homes away. I had to kill fire ants with commercial bait after removing dead rats & got bit by angry fire ants.

[@petmom74]

This works!!!!!! In my RV AND at my job. Works within 24 hours!!! So grateful! Safe and effective.

[@susanjohnson2649]

The dry compound noted here works fantastic!

[@ladydianagonifas]

Very helpful, found a huge nest of them right where o plan to plant my squash. thank you so much.

[@jchapman6572]

Great video...this has taken care of my ant problem without using pesticides. Thank you!

[@jeanmcginnis9804]

Informative and to the point! Thank you!

[@JanetLocke]

Jag, you're the man! Your solution works great!

[@blkmjcwmn61]

Works!! And I didn't use the wet trap...just the dry one!

[@TerryHaleMizagorn]

Hey Jag, great video! Just what I was looking for instead of putting stuff in a little bowl like I've done in the past. This lets you reuse plastic bottles, and it's much faster with no mess. Thanks, boss!

[@grammashar9478]

Thank you so much. Your solutions will work better for my climate and weather. I have a lot of big red and black ants. They attack so easily that when I spray ant killer it is a painful process. I live in the country where there weren’t any houses until we built one, we get all sorts of creatures but the ants are the worst! Thanks again and have a nice summer! Shar from Wyoming

[@Eliel7230]

Thank you for posting this. I will give it a try. 😀

[@josephwalker138]

Love the GOT reference. Thanks for the tutorial...!

[@biffjohnson7107]

Thanks, Jag! I’m definitely going to try this. The Terro ant baits work pretty well, from my experience, so this sounds like a sure winner!

[@unitedworld6618]

I was using the Terro and then the ants stopped coming for it so now I will try his.

[@frankh0001]

Thanks Jag, found your explanation useful and easy to follow..Taa...

[@annmac9478]

Thank you so much! I just happened to have some Borax on hand!👍

[@tonynewman597]

Great video! Thank you for making & sharing this!

[@ForNonsheep]

1. If you use a bottle on its side, place small holes in the bottle for the ants to get in (use a sharp hole poking tool) but not large anough for a bee to get in. 2. In it to the ground using a long U shaped wire (like that of a clothing hanger) around the middle of the bottle, so it doesn't blow away.

[@christine3794]

Good idea. Lots of winds this year!

[@MsTawse-pz4pl]

Good idea. I am going to put some mall rocks the bottle and bury it slightly to see how it works.

[@showlowpoet9012]

Awesome info and it worked! I just mixed up the liquid and the dry. The large black ants went nuts and quickly entered their tomb of death on the dry mix. I think I even saw an ant carry a large granule into the nest hole. There were quite a few ants in the dry mix container in less than a minute or 2! Not much interest in the liquid mix so far. I placed them right next to the hole and placed a cardboard box over the area with a brick holding the box down and the top of the box open for viewing and to let the sunlight in. This way my little dog will not get to the area and the wind will not blow away the bottles! Thanks Jag, Your the Man! Love your gardening videos. Very informative and to the point. You have a great sense of humor too!

[@wildphoenix7861]

Thank you. Great video. Good demonstrations. Straight to the point.

[@christenafromnovascotia]

Worked like a charm! Thank you 😊

[@genadavila5298]

Great video! Going to try both solutions next to my tomato plant. Ants are bad this year. It’s so dry they have all come up looking for water and discovered my struggling garden. Lol

[@jendickerson6530]

Thank you so much! I am going to try this.

[@xpane]

Thanks for the very informative video. Well done.

[@angelkotilainen]

Check out Khang Starr's video, he uploaded this idea 3 months before this one :) It has half a million views! /watch?v=GGV9Ema119Y

[@benoitlambert100]

Thank you for the recipe.

[@josephbeattie5525]

I used this method in my home in the Philippines. I used cotton to absorb the solution. I placed these small cotton balls around my home. It worked

[@afizzo6515]

Thanks Jag! I tried the Terro baits, but these guys are relentless & it's getting expensive. Such a great idea!

[@frostflower5555]

Terro works for a few days but then they stop coming to it.

[@clampgodej4788]

Thank you for this solution!

[@karilynn3535]

lol

[@Stonereraldi]

Thank you!

[@oski632]

i love the got analogy at the end lol it does feel like that

[@EngTeacherHK]

Thank you, REAL educator! I learnt something today from you. Everyone I meet is my superior in some way and in that I learn from them.

[@TheOJDrinker]

Guess what, "learnt" is almost never the proper form of the word to use. When it is, it's generally the last word in the sentence. However, "learned" is ALWAYS acceptible, 100% of the time, even in the 0.0001% of cases where "learnt" is even correct. So just use "learned" instead. (Also applies to smiliar words like spelt.) There, now you've learned another thing.

[@roberth.9558]

Nobody does it like you, Jag. Thank you.

[@jostielau739]

I experimented with the wet/dry bait issue and made a sticky honey borax mix and also a bottle with the liquid mix. They liked both but by morning the more solid mix is definitely a favourite and the ant 'trainline' across the wall from the entry crack is almost down to about 20 ants moving

[@Anne--Marie]

Thank you for this comment as ants found their way into one of my jars of honey. I'll use it as bait.

[@maryroberts5877]

Great! Thanks for sharing.

[@benjamindelp7000]

Thanks I really need to see this

[@aquacat8]

Thank you. Woke up to lots of small ants on my kitchen counter, and I just made this bait (both dry bait & liquid bait) and placed it on the counter. Had a similar problem last year, and the ants were attracted to some cough drops I had in a cabinet. I would have never thought ants would go for cough drops, but they do! Update: The ants appear to be ignoring the water bottles, so I put honey in a bottle cap & mixed a small amount of borax into it, and the ants are going nuts for it right now, while ignoring the sugar/borax mixtures in the water bottles.

[@billweirdo9657]

If they ignore the bait you have 2 things that could be happening. 1 they could be searching for protein instead of sugar. Or more likely #2 too much borax is in the mixture. Honey mixtures work great you can make a sticky paste out of it and squirt it directly on a few surfaces. When you notice ants aren't coming anymore clean the surfaces and coat with a mixture of cinnamon oil and mint oil heavily diluted in water. It will have a repelling effect along with erasing any sugary scent residue.

[@aquacat8]

@@billweirdo9657 Thank you for the info. I believe these ants were only interested in sugar (they ignored the peanut butter bait). It took over a week experimenting with different ratios of honey-borax, and the ants are finally gone.

[@billweirdo9657]

@aquacat8 no problem. I've moved around alot and had to battles ants a # of times.

[@debralunnen3378]

ANGAIN ! Thank you ! Debra In California 🌷

[@jl1399]

Nice Video buddy, thanks

[@gwendearling4139]

Excellent information.

[@samali108]

Thanks buddy, I wish I knew this trick 30 years ago when I owned a home and got problems with ants. Anyway, I found "Terro" which was a life saver. Now I know the trick how Terro works. I will pass on the knowledge to my grandchildren and others.

[@w.7194]

I decided to send my ants to a therapist because they were bugging me.

[@canadianchloe3371]

XD

[@maidintheusa9602]

Haha . . A little humor never hurts😊

[@foxyshazaam3310]

Recipe **you're welcome** 😁 (Liquid solution) Add to bottle: 1 tbsp borax 4 tbsp sugar (need to have AT LEAST 4x sugar to borax ratio so that it masks the borax taste) Add 1 quarter cup of water Close the bottle, shake it and be sure to mix really well (Dry solution- to kill the queen/larva) Add to bottle: 1 tbsp borax 4 tbsp sugar A couple of drops of water and shake until you have it mixed (even after adding water, compound should still be on drier side) • Cut a notch in bottle for the opening for the ants to get inside both bottles Place both bottles right by source of ants *if you have kids/dogs use glass Mason jar instead and poke holes in top of bottle for safety

[@tjjacobs8808]

Nice

[@kathiravanbalakrishnan2812]

Very useful tips sir use my garden tq

[@nicolelitschauer3253]

Your the only video for " diy borax ant killer" that advises the dry idea in addition to the liquid. I was wondering the whole time ahhhh what about the queen. I've heard of ants carrying drips of liquid but it's more rare in common ants so I became frustrated after watching like ten ant/ borax vids untill finding yours yay. so gold star for you 🌟😁 wow thx 👍 ps u also mentioned how terro...torro???idk whatever it's called is awesome stuff but I read the active ingredients as I usually do trying to recreate a product myself and was pleased to see you were right on track with my thoughts. Super cool thank u

[@wulfclaw4921]

i'm in !!

[@scwheeler24]

This was very informative. Living in Texas it is a constant battle with fireants.

[@corruptiondetector8009]

Question does this solution work well with fire ants I have fire ants this solution wouldn’t touch them I’m in Southern California

[@scwheeler24]

@@corruptiondetector8009 you’re correct. It doesn’t.

[@scwheeler24]

It’ll work on sugar ants and I don’t have issues w them outside. If they come inside I’ll use this but fire ants? No. Only thanksgiving bait stuff works and they’ll just pop up elsewhere. Also I have to watch around chickens bc they’ll eat the fire ant bait

[@debbiefabro887]

Thank you. Somebody finally got it right. 🐜

[@Kay-dx8vm]

Thank you for sharing this. I just ordered Terro last night from Amazon, but earlier when I went around my house I saw a lot of ant paths working toward my house. Cant wait for the Terro, will head to Walmart and get one Borax detergent.

[@rapnzel24]

Magic! Set out 2 liquid and 1 dry solution and both were fully in business within an hour! Looking forward to NOT seeing ants soon!! Thanks so much. Love the reference to GOT too :)

[@linr7342]

A mason jar with #8 mesh screen around the top and then the ring screwed on will keep bees out of the ant poison. Save the bees

[@nunyabiznez6381]

#8 mesh? That does not exist in the Home Depot universe. What would be the size of the openings in either inches or mm?

[@bt8801]

@@nunyabiznez6381 It literally does. You're just a fool.

[@FromSaultoPaul]

@@nunyabiznez6381 2.38 mm No. 8 0.0937 inches .......... screen for windows and doors.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

@@bt8801 When I asked the manager for #8 mesh screen he said he never heard of it. The only screen size I ever heard of for window screens is 10, 12, and 14 gauge 12 wires per inch being the standard for most window screens. I'll admit it's been a few decades since I bought any but I can't imagine they would have changed all that much.

[@sbffsbrarbrr]

@@bt8801 Why so negative? It was just a question?

[@sndygskylr]

Awesome thanks

[@shannon2228]

Thank you 💕

[@BishwaAnand]

Thanks.

[@anonymousmc7727]

Boiling wAter works good too find the mound

[@AddLoveTM126]

Thanks A Million, Great Advice! You're looking even More Handsome, Every Year!🥰❤👑

[@84imreplica]

Loved the White Walkers comparison.

[@danielvitolo2595]

Out of all the videos, this one is the best! Don’t get me wrong, TERRO works amazing but can get very expensive especially if you realize how many colonies you need to take out. So for the people that didn’t know how these traps were made, this video was perfect. If you didn’t make a video, I would have. Thx for saving me the time lol

[@frostflower5555]

Terro didn't work for me. They stop coming to it.

[@petmom74]

Trying this tonight in my RV. I have pets, so I don't use poisonous items. I know Borax and salt kill fleas and their larvae, as the salt breaks the eggs open to die in the Borax. Hoping this does the trick with the ants. Will keep you posted on my RV ant problem after using this trick. Thanks.

[@grindfestoutdoors]

You Sir, are outstanding.

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

I know right!!! lol Glad you liked the video!

[@raejae3755]

I’ve been using Terro Baits and while I’m seeing a lot of dead ants, they just keep coming! Going to try this dry bait out. Ty!

[@misa8776]

when he put the mask on i thought it was bc of covid but then i realized this video was from 2 years ago

[@lorrainegonsalves5318]

Hahaha. Me too thought the same

[@PickSixCentral]

Yeah me to 😂

[@JesusSaves86AB]

He's wearing one for protection here as opposed to submission.

[@Navkaarcreations]

Haha, same

[@dmocksautosnstuff]

Oh he knew corona was coming illuminati

[@kaymichellen1764]

So yesterday I had so many ants randomly coming through a crack in my balcony. I only had enough borax for the wet mixture but it worked! Within the minutes the ants stopped migrating to my balcony and went to the bottle. I woke up to about 100 ants in the bottle. I will be getting more to do the dry mixture.

[@jerrybobteasdale]

This looks very clever and effective. I can vouch for the store-bought boric acid ant controllers.

[@frandanco6289]

Vouch...

[@jerrybobteasdale]

@@frandanco6289 Ouch...Fixed it. Thnaks.

[@jerrybobteasdale]

Smirk.

[@mitchphotoflix]

lol Here I am again this year. Great video man.

[@asmith5488]

try corn meal around the mound put a bucket over the mound and the corn meal underneath they take it to the queen and she will distend and die as the corn meal will expand 10x when hydrated

[@soyoucametosee7860]

This works!

[@ibd-rek4798]

Thanx 4 the informative video,, I'm gonna try to get rid of the uncooperative party now lol

[@annab5961]

Thanks so much for this method . Im an Aussie. I’m the same as you the ants in the back yard have driven me crazy for years actually! My grandchildren can’t go outside without being bitten on the feet all the time . I’ve even poured turps down their nests at times in desperation but all they do is make more nests all over the yard ! The ant sand is just a joke and a total waste of my money 😕 They all come in through the neighbours back yard and our joining fence line . So I think this is great info and I like the method making it up in the bottle and leaving it there for them. Thank you so much 😊 I’m going to do it today . Ps I’m the same as you with the mask 😷 and protective goggles as well ! Lol !

[@billweirdo9657]

If you to the dollar store you can buy a cheap sauce pan. Add a copious amount of honey ti the mix and cook it off for a bit to reduce the mixture. You end up with a nice paste you can apply to surfaces and add little balls on the soil directly by ant hills

[@yeshuasremnant2088]

Love your videos ! Thank you 😊

[@vanillaplanes1572]

genius

[@Karl-Barx-420]

My guy has been wearing a mask way before everyone else. True OG

[@Neyobe]

Thanksss

[@BuckBewENOfficial]

Alright gonna buy some Borax, good video, the ant are coming in and out of my internet router and I'm scared it will broke if they make a nest inside.

[@chadclark2340]

good deal 👌

[@karenabrams8986]

I just made the dry one using an empty plastic salt container the lid won’t come off of. I’ve got the sprinkle side open for the ants.

[@tanyalmno614]

Love the GOT reference. Very informative video. I've made dry solution last year but it hasn't helped as much as I have hoped. Do not want to fog the house but the small ants are getting into everything. Would that work for them or its different for different kinds of ants?

[@watermelonlalala]

I have heard there are grease eating ants. I used the dry solution and it worked great in the house. I just sprinkled it in their path along a floorboard and on a counter. Ants were gone in a day or two. They did come back a few times that year but the stuff always worked. Maybe increase the sugar. I don't remember the sugar ratio I used, but I see some people try 3:1 and increase to 6:1 if that doesn't work.

[@sunshine3914]

They only forge for sugar at certain times of the year.

[@frandanco6289]

@@sunshine3914 Forage...

[@genevavalencia3360]

Came from tik tok xx

[@EricaNernie]

Film star good looks AND handy around the house! You're every woman's dream.

[@rikkleijer4924]

All dislike are the ants

[@Zhello79]

Thanks. Every spring as of recent it is a war with ants and flying ants in the home.

[@tinaleanne8230]

Most 'flying ants' in the home are termites. Better get an inspection.

[@marcbookful]

Worked like a champ!!! Ants dead as a hammer!!!! What's the song playing in the background?

[@gordthor5351]

"How to kill ants"? is asking the wrong question. "How to get rid of ants", is the question to ask. I know this method works best for sugar ants, because I have tried everything. Sure, boric acid and other poisons with eventually work, but who wants to fight ants for 3-4 weeks to only have them come back next year. Not to mention using sweet tasting poison attracts thousands of ants. All you have to do is sprinkle comet on a couple ants and make sure they make a B-line running back to the nest. Ants are tenacious and determined creatures (I admire those trait in them), so even after coated them in comet they will want to continue on the scent trail leading to food. I used a straw to push them back and rub them in the comet pile. It took a couple times, but they reached their breaking point and made a B-line home. The next day I only saw a couple stragglers and since then not a single ant in my house in over 3 years. I have been watching and analyzing the behavior of sugar ants for over a decade when they came into my home the same time every year. I have seen them make large (1/2" high with sand, grass, sticks) barricades around poison I laid out, and they did it overnight. Ants definitely communicate and have a strong instinct to protect the colony from danger. I suspect that the comet drenched ants spread toxic powered on the scent trail and throughout the nest and that was enough to trigger the "barricade instinct", so the entry point was blocked off to my house. Also, maybe the comet covered ants communicated the torment they went through. If I never saw the engineering marvel (the barricade) these tiny little ants built overnight, I might not give them so much credit for their ability to communicate. Ants definitely communicate, so don't waste time trying to kill them. Just torment a few with comet and let them tell their story to the colony. Then they won't want to see you anymore than you want to see them in your home. I actually like ants, but not in my home.

[@sowmiyadinesh1847]

WoW ! Excellent info and all you said r true . They r good communicator !

[@Amber-OliverBear]

I have them coming in my bathroom , sprayed there only a few come in there now . they are at my back patio , and which is neck to my bathroom window at the back of the house .. they have infested that area . I then saw them in my kitchen. I sprayed the windows and appliances. They then moved up the side of the house to the next window in my front room . I have put baby powder down, white vinegar, vacuumed them up , taken a toothbrush with dish soap and water to the grout “path” they travel . I caulked the windows and today is the first day I have not seen any in the house for the last month . i know they’re here just trying to find another point of entry. I live in Tampa Florida and on a golf course. It’s been raining every evening lately. Unfortunately now outside on the patio I can see them at the slider trying to make entry into the front room of the master bedroom (bathroom they started in is attached to this) I have baby powder over everything out here and they just keep coming the next day and I sprinkle it again . They are definitely not deterred . I’m trying this solution now . Any tips or advice is greatly appreciated!!!!

[@twistedmindssweettea]

Florida rains have caused tons of ants of various types to infiltrate my home, porch, yard, and car even! I pray this works!! Me & my toddler keep getting ate up. Also is the "any & roach" killer labeled borax bottles the same as this box of borax you got? Idk anything about this stuff sorry

[@laronis]

Works for sweet ants but not grease ants (like the dreaded "Thief Ant or Grease Ant". For this you need another type of poison such as Advion. Even that does not work great, but if you use small drops and keep at it, it will eventually eliminate the problem. Advion is the best solution i have found so far.

[@annj769]

I find the gelatine in borax works for protein-loving ants.

[@ilovemusic4556]

OK, loved the Game of Thrones reference! Thanks Jag! I will try this.

[@jasongordon13]

This guy is great!!! I use to have hair like him aw shucks…,thanks

[@linr2870]

Please be sure to make holes very small so honeybees cannot get in, it will kill them also if they can get into the bottles.

[@harmoneedreams8168]

Thanks for the tip! Very good to know!

[@addierassche5187]

Can I use this on my kitchen counter.

[@candacejackson5924]

I did this and not only did it kill the ants it also seemed to dissolve them!

[@VroomBox42]

For any of you concerned about the dangers of using borax: borax is safer than table salt. It takes just about 2 tablespoons of salt to reach a lethal level for the average person but borax takes about 3X that. It’s a pet & child friendly solution to part control.

[@CuriousCat777]

There’s warning ⚠️ labels on the package to be careful. Most important is to wear a mask when handling borax and not to breath it into your lungs.

[@TheOJDrinker]

wait, 2 tablespoons of salt can kill you? Me and everyone I know must be super beings immune to salt poisoning.

[@kuunami]

2 table spoons if salt is definitely not enough to kill a person

[@frostflower5555]

I can guess that Borax is much safer than Boric acid around pets.

[@VroomBox42]

@@frostflower5555 same thing

[@pearlchains]

Dude I love you

[@sweetvuvuzela4634]

Wil Arnim will you Marry him 😍

[@Tradewindsvintagehi]

I love your videos. But I have an extensive container garden with tons of ants. How might I use the wet and dry solution in my potted plants? Thanks for your advice!

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

You can use with the plastic bottle as shown or use any kind of a small dish and add borax + sugar solution. If ants are not taking the solution, increase the sugar ratio. Also watch this video on 10 Natural Ways to Get Rid of Ants: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnqqhZmdib6fisk

[@savetheearth1638]

Don't do it

[@allisonbergamorto2336]

I did this but I put it in tin pie plates and it worked

[@dfernandes1433]

Is boric powder the same as borax?

[@lindhicks190]

Will this work for fire ants? We are crazy with them in South Carolina

[@xxxYouTunesxxx]

Thanks APU!

[@JazzieAndMore]

Liquid solution: 1:44 1 tbs of borax & 4 tbs of sugar Enough sugar to mass the taste of borax Dry solution:

[@kidreinen]

is brown sugar okay for this solution?