This will stop outdoor nesting ants that entered the house to forage

Some ant species may require special management considerations.  In addition, some ant species have colonies that contain a single queen while other ant colonies may contain several queens. These ants may be more difficult to control because eliminating a single queen may not eliminate the colony and it may be easier for them to split up and form several colonies near each other. If you are having difficulty controlling an ant problem in your home, it may be helpful to collect a few specimens for  Wholesale Hook Type Commutators Suppliers  proper identification.

Erase Their TrailsWhere you see one ant, you're bound to see others. That's because ants leave a scented trail that other ants follow. Sweeping or mopping isn't enough to eliminate the scent. Instead, mix one part vinegar with three parts water in a spray bottle, then spray wherever you've seen ants in the past. This will stop outdoor nesting ants that entered the house to forage for food (ants that come inside are not necessarily trying to establish a nest). But vinegar and water won't stop ants that are already nesting indoors. Wipe Out ColoniesWhen you see an ant, your first impulse is probably to step on it. But don't. You'll kill it, but for every ant you see, there may be hundreds more hiding in the house. The ones you see are scout ants, foraging for food to take back to the colony. Use these scouts to wipe out the entire colony. Prebait ants in areas you've previously seen them. Ants' tastes change during the year. They usually prefer protein in the spring and sweets or fatty/oily foods in the summer.Once you know what the ants like, buy and set out ant bait that's geared to their taste. Look on the bait package for words like "controls both sweet and grease eating ants. "

Expect to see more ants (initially) when you set out the bait. That's a good thing. It means more ants are taking the bait (which is toxic) back to the colony where they'll share it with the rest of the ants, including the queen, and kill them. There might be thousands of ants back at the nest. Liquid bait works best for many sweet-loving ants.