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Ants in your house? Warmer weather, food, and water may drive ants into your home this summer. Learn more about what attracts ants and prevention tips.
When it comes to do-it-yourself ant control, there are a lot of myths out there about how to get rid of ants. Our experts debug 5 of them.
Why do ants keep coming back? You thought you got rid of them last year, yet here they are again. Ehrlich can help get rid of them for good.
Why are you seeing ants this early in this spring? Technical Service Manager, Dr. Godfrey Nalyanya has the answer about early ant activity.
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Have you seen tiny ants in the house? Read about tiny black ants, how to get rid of tiny ants, and more from the experts at Ehrlich Pest Control.
Found throughout the southern U.S., fire ants pack a powerful punch. Our fire ant experts tell you what all about these stinging pests.
Finding insect nests on your property can be scary, but knowing how to identify different nests can help you fix the problem.
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Can you prevent ants from invading your home with cinnamon? Our entomologist tackles this Internet DIY solution and tells you if it is true.
Our chart outlines the top 7 species of ants you may encounter this year in the United States, and areas where you’re likely to spot them in your home.
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