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A WOMAN who was unhappy with critters living rent-free in her garden shared how she banished the ant nest using two kitchen ingredients.

Taking to TikTok, the woman showed how to easily evict an ant colony from the garden this summer.

the 'ant lady' shared her secret to banishing ant nests in seconds using kitchen items2

the ‘ant lady’ shared her secret to banishing ant nests in seconds using kitchen itemsCredit: TikTok/@1_ant_lady
Some people weren't impressed she killed the ants but she didn't want them in her garden rent-free2

Some people weren’t impressed she killed the ants but she didn’t want them in her garden rent-freeCredit: TikTok/@1_ant_lady

In the short clip, she wrote: “Watch how I get rid of a giant ant house.”

The nest had thousands of critters piled on top of each other, and like many of us, the woman didn’t want an army of ants living in her home.

So she decided to take things into her own hands and searched her kitchen cupboard to find items to eradicate them.

“How to naturally get rid of ants,” she captioned the post.

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She first doused the ant nest with Arm & Hammer baking soda.

The woman then took a giant bottle of white vinegar and poured it over the ant nest.

Within seconds the ants had been permanently put to sleep.

And when she went back to check the following day, the paving stone was completely clear of any ants or nests.

The video posted to her account @1_ant_lady has gone viral with over one million views and over 30k likes.

People were quick to share their thoughts in the comments section, but many seemed annoyed she decided to kill the ant nest.

One person wrote: “We humans just can’t leave anything alone.”

The ‘ant lady’ replied: “Nope! Pay rent if you want to live in my backyard or you’re out!”

Another commented: “I feel bad for them.”

“I don’t think people realize how destructive ants are… if it looks this big on the outside it’s worse under,” penned a third.

Meanwhile a fourth said: “That’s mad violent… Poor ants….”

“Satisfying,” claimed a fifth.

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