Before I begin my last blog, I want to quickly thank everyone who took the time to view and comment on Bee Clean. I have learned so much from your comments and feedbacks; i will definitely continue to work on developing my web skills. I’ve read each individual comment and I hope Bee Clean taught you a little something about cleaning.
I love how you gain the attention of the audience with an imaginary scenario. Going with a more asmr vibe…
Your commercial came out really good. Spa music goes perfect with your theme because it has a soothing and mellow…
Hey Sol Bee, your meme was hilarious. I am not one that is into signs and astrology that much, but…
First, I’m glad that you were able to figure out the audio for your screencast and second, I am excited…
Today I wanted to share a little disaster that happened in my house this past week. My family recently moved into a new house and we are still adjusting to living in it. With that being said, we haven’t been able to get the chance to properly install a recycling and trash bin in our living room. Just some brief background information; I enjoy drinking several beverages throughout the day, including sparkling water, coffee, and matcha lattes. When it comes down to trashing the cups/cans into the appropriate trash bin, I usually like to rinse the inside and let it sit on the corner of my kitchen island. Although I thoroughly wash these cups/cans, it seems like there were little amounts of juice left in some.
After a few weeks, I started to realize we were finding several ants around our kitchen island. At first it was one, then it was two, and before I could do anything, we had a terrifying amount.
Here’s my game plan and how I’m working to eliminate this ant invasion.
Why do we get ants/pantry bugs/other bugs in our pantry & kitchen?
According to howtomurderpests.com
- a dirty kitchen and kitchen pantry
- you don’t store your food properly
- you buy food packs that already have pantry pests and you bring them home
- there are entry points in your home that allow pantry pests use to sneak inside
food wastes, food stains, and food crumbs make your kitchen dirty…which means higher risk of pantry bugs, ants, etc.
I did what any paranoid person would do; I did a quick Google search and this was the most recommended solution.
So I immediately went into Amazon and ordered 12 bait stations.
These bait stations are still sitting in my kitchen as I am writing this blog. I’m impressed at how many ants were trapped inside and I can’t wait for this miserable time to come to a close. With that being said I want to share with y’all how you can start improving your food storage today to make sure you don’t end up in the same situation as me.
PROPERLY STORE ALL FOODS
Air-tight containers are great to keep your ingredients fresh and away from pantry bugs. Instead of sealing an opened bag with a bag clip, try investing in glass air-tight containers, like these.
REGULARLY DISPOSE TRASH
Make sure to dispose of trash as soon as it appears, especially those that are sweet!!! Sugary drinks, fruits, and foods will attract ants & bugs like no other.
Great work! I really like your voice and how you describe your website, expect your more blogs!