Consider using an insecticide for cleanup, spraying the right amount of insecticide, leaving the vehicle for a while and returning to clean up while ensuring ventilation. Laundry detergent is also a good choice, as its alkaline substance can attract ants and cause them to die.
If you want to go a greener way, try mothballs to repel ants and prevent mold. In addition, alcohol is also an effective way to get rid of ants while also disinfecting the interior space of the car. For a cost-effective solution, consider using rat stickers or strong adhesive stickers that can be placed in areas where ants congregate to attract and stick to these small insects.
When faced with these problems, a vehicle wash is also a very good solution to thoroughly clean up food debris and prevent corrosion. It is important to note that some of the ants left in the car may cause trouble for subsequent cleaning, so considering the cleaning effect and follow-up problems, vehicle cleaning is still the best choice.
