How to Keep Ants Away With an Essential Oil Spray.

Tired of ants?

Here I show you how I make the natural ant spray that changed my life.

Since I've been using it, I've noticed a clear difference.

Ants disappeared from places where they were unwanted.

Easy to make and ready in 1 min, it gives incredible results both at home and in the garden.

And of course, it is completely natural and does not use any harmful products against ants. Because this spray does not kill ants, it simply repels them.

Here is my recipe for the natural repellent with essential oils to keep ants away . Watch:

Contents

• Ingredients
• How to
• Result
• Use
• Which essential oils to choose?

Ingredients

- 4 tablespoons of white vinegar

- 15 drops of tea tree and/or rosemary essential oils

- water

- 200 ml spray bottle

How to

1. Take the vaporizer.

2. Pour in the white vinegar.

3. Add the essential oils. You can use just one or mix it up.

4. Top up with water to fill spray bottle.

5. Shake to mix

6. Spray on the places where the ants pass.

Result

And There you go ! The ants have disappeared from your garden :-)

Easy, fast and efficient, right?

Ants hate the smell of this spray and will not go near where it was sprayed.

It's very convenient to keep them away from your kitchen.

Just spray it on the doorstep or kitchen window.

But of course, this anti-ant product also works in the garden, around the vegetable patch or fruit trees in the orchard.

Because we all know that ants love to nibble fruits such as cherries or peaches directly on the tree.

A few pschits on the trunk of the tree and you're done.

Usage

It's very easy to use. It is enough to spray the product preventively on the habitual passage of ants.

You can also use it when the ants are around.

Spray to form an impassable barrier. However, be careful not to put it on the insects.

This spray also works against cockroaches and even mosquitoes. Spray around windows in the early evening.

Which essential oils to choose?

You can mix rosemary and tea tree essential oil, or use them alone.

You can also use lemon, eucalyptus, geranium, peppermint or lavender essential oils. Here too you can use them alone or in combination.

Regarding vinegar, you can also use cider vinegar instead of white vinegar.