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Old 06-27-2008, 09:15 AM #11
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the cinnamon has always worked pretty quickly for me. I have seen them actually turn and head away from it
I think I have mutant ants. They are back and don't mind the cinnamon at all.

I'm off to buy the Terro. If that doesn't work, I shall go down the list of other suggestions.

Thanks to everyone for their ideas.
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