Ants!!

normaandchris
normaandchris Member Posts: 11
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Any knowledgeable people here with information on how the side walls of a 2020 T@G are made? We have ants in one side and can’t seem to get rid of them. 
They enter the cabin via the holes jn the ceiling for the overhead lamp switch pack wiring. I’m guessing they found a way into the wall over the winter. 
Any and all thoughts are welcome. 
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  • JamesDow
    JamesDow Member Posts: 736
    edited June 2
     My suggestion would be to use ant killer bait. 
    Will take a few days of lots of visible ants then the nest will be killed. During the process, you have to resit killing them or bothering them. Just let them take the bait back to the nest. 
    After they are gone, wait and then you may want to periodically spray around surfaces touching the ground like wheels and stablizers. 
    Best of luck. 


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  • normaandchris
    normaandchris Member Posts: 11
    Thanks for the advice. We tried those and they laughed at us. We set off some bug bombs as well, and even though we get a pile of dead ants, they’re still more. That’s why I'm trying to access the paneling. 
    Going to give NuCamp a call tomorrow and see if they can help. 
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  • JamesDow
    JamesDow Member Posts: 736
    Do not know where the 202p trailer is housed, nor type ants.  
    I would find it unlikely they have a nest in the sandwich panels, but maybe in the voids of the panel or elsewhere. Make sure they are stopped before entering trailer. Maybe even move it. 
    Good luck.  

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