Nylan
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If its anything like setting one on fire via magnifying glass...then be prepared for everything cooked in that microwave to taste like crap for a month. That smell is incredibly pungent...even from just one ant.
Microwaved Ants, is it safe?
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If its anything like setting one on fire via magnifying glass...then be prepared for everything cooked in that microwave to taste like crap for a month. That smell is incredibly pungent...even from just one ant.
ohcrapitsnico
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I wouldn't use any ant spray because then you have noxious fumes in your eating/cooking place and the cleanup almost makes it not worth it. 
What about getting a giant roll of tape and pick them up that way?
What about getting a giant roll of tape and pick them up that way?Verge
Let's hug it out
Burn your house down.
Bluemofia
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Dealing with Ants.
Pitty they took down the original thread that was dedicated to favorite ways of killing ants... (microwaves, household toxic chemicals, etc.)
First time was heating up a cookie for over 10 minutes. Microwave was all charred... On the outside. Plastic bowl melted and cookies were black cinders.
Second time was involving French Toast for 50 minutes. Cracked the plate in half, French toast sticks charred on one end, and not charred on the other. Microwave broken beyond reasonable repair.
Third time involved popcorn for excessive time. Didn't break the microwave, but left it horribly charred smelling for almost a year.
Pitty they took down the original thread that was dedicated to favorite ways of killing ants... (microwaves, household toxic chemicals, etc.)
My brother obliterated 2 microwaves, a plate, and a plastic bowl before with the microwaves.
First time was heating up a cookie for over 10 minutes. Microwave was all charred... On the outside. Plastic bowl melted and cookies were black cinders.
Second time was involving French Toast for 50 minutes. Cracked the plate in half, French toast sticks charred on one end, and not charred on the other. Microwave broken beyond reasonable repair.
Third time involved popcorn for excessive time. Didn't break the microwave, but left it horribly charred smelling for almost a year.
LucyDuke
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If there's nothing for them to eat, they should just, you know, die.
Cheezy the Wiz
Socialist In A Hurry
You should ask Lefty for advice on this.
Narz
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I find that hard to believe.
superisis
His Highness' dog at Kew
this will most likely just result in more things going in than the ants leaving.
LucyDuke
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Including the ants not leaving.
ohcrapitsnico
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againsttheflow
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We had ants get in the iron once. We didn't know until my mom started ironing. It smelled awful!!! Whatever you do I highly suggest not cooking them indoors. We killed 'em but not sure the iron was any good afterwords.
Verge
Let's hug it out
Which will likely consist of the ants leaving while the house is burning down.
Burn the Earth down.
Nylan
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The Demented Cartoon Movie style?
Ansar
Détente avec l'été
I think he simply meant they started eating all six, rendering them inedible.I find that hard to believe.
How? Even nukes don't kill them, already tried
Harbringer
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azzaman333
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I think he simply meant they started eating all six, rendering them inedible.
Bingo. . .
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Warrior Monk
Wah?
Harbringer
Your A One Flower Garden
Wah?
He asked if it was safe to nuke ants and I replied.
