Ants can quickly become a problem, especially in the kitchen. Before using harsh chemicals, try this natural, simple method: mix 1 cup of white
vinegar with 1 cup of water in a spray bottle. Shake well and spray anywhere you’ve seen ants—windowsills, countertops, and pantry areas.
This solution works by disrupting ants’ scent trails and repelling them with vinegar’s strong scent. It’s pet-safe, leaves no residue, and doubles as a
natural cleaner. For extra natural options, try peppermint oil, diatomaceous earth, or lemon juice. My nana’s vinegar trick is quick, eco-friendly, and effective
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