In my pantry, I can understand. Crawling over my toilet paper is a bit more of a mystery, and one I'm not sure I want to solve. But what kind of sick species of ant decides it's fun to crawl into a kettle and drown? Is it some kind of extreme sport? Perhaps a coming-of-age ritual, or a socially-engineered means of controlling population growth? And more to the point, how can I stop it? I'm getting sick of finding them in my raspberry leaf tea...
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:http://www.madsci.org/posts/archives/dec2001/1007685990.Zo.q.html
So, wash the kettle or move it. Well, I can't move it, it has a specific place. I'll try wiping the kettle and bench down with vinegar--I've heard ants don't like it and if nothing else, it should help mask their trail.