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afaik the Nippon gel works because the ants take it back to the nest & feed it to the queen, this prevents the queen laying any more eggs & the colony dies. The point being that you don't really need to know exactly where they are coming in, so long as they are getting to the gel.

http://www.sortoutyourgarden.com/aca..._30ml_382.html

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Very true, unless the little swines learn that Nippon is bad for them - I've no idea whether ants are really that clever but it sure looked like it by the way they started ignoring it in our house. :Yikes:

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you may have a better class of ant in em'w emstid :D

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Pest control man should sort it at a reasonable cost....phone a few for prices

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Better? Now that'd be a first. If Hemel ants could drive, they'd be croozin around my kitchen in heavily customised Nissan Micras with bass boxes in the boot and implausibly big spoilers.

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I quote: "Just plug it in and the state-of-the-art pest repeller uses the wiring in your home to create a massive force-field that drives the pests out without killing them, by interfering with their nervous systems, and prevents new pests from coming back."

Cough! Splutter! A massive force field, eh? A magnetic force field? An electric force field? A weak nuclear force field? A strong nuclear force field? A gravitational force field? May I suggest that a more likely force field is a massive b*ll-sh*t force field.

And if it did work, I'd suggest that anyone with a heart pacemaker kept well clear of it!

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Word! :tu: :D

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thats the word - actually Theo's point about pacemakers was very moot, also