Check with the locals first, since there are now some exotic ants that require special treatment. So far Raid Ant spray and Terro, a gel you put on small pieces of paper which the ants eat and go share with the nest, have done the job. Spray your hoses and power cord entrance areas and watch for branches touching the RV.

-- Edited by bjoyce on Saturday 24th of January 2015 08:48:59 AM

As Bill stated, check with local people and also read the labels on the insecticide containers.  When we were in Oklahoma and had ant problems, I used Spectracide that I bought at Walmart.  I sprayed around all the wheels, leveling jack stands, hoses and electrical cords, and anything else that made contact with the ground.  We were living in one place for 3 years, and I usually only had to spray once or twice a year.

Terry

Mix a little demand cs w/ talastar

Illegal in some states.. Clears my whole site overnight. Use in /out of the cars and rv..
Have not seen a bug in rv yet.. in florida. Including monster ant hills.. safe for pets after it drys

Good stuff..

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I tried the Home Defense and have definitely seen a difference. We haven't completely eliminated the ants but seeing far fewer of them.