Termites are slowly destroying our wooden furnitures!

I had the same problem a few years ago, and the termites really did some damage. Cost us a lot of money since we had to replace a lot of things. Plus the other irreplaceable stuff that we lost. You could kill the termites you see by using termite killers you could buy from any hardware store, but I would suggest that you call professional pest control people. The termites you would kill are just the workers. You need to find the queen. This is what's important. Otherwise, it'll just spawn more termites. Also, termites are subterranean creatures. They're under the ground. Applying chemicals on the exterior won't stop them unless you apply it to your whole house but even that won't assure you.

As long as there are wooden stuffs in the house, there's no way u can do anything to remove termites. Their nest should be around there and the only option is to replace all wooden furniture, stuffs to things of other materials. IF not, u can only either find a new house or burn down the entire house Basically termites are like ants, once they have a designated route to their 'food', they will always follow it until there's none to be found. One of my friends had a similiar problem and he simply changed all the furniture in the house, and problem is solved.

Likewise we have the same problem here at home, getting rid of pesky termites. They have already eaten a lot of things inside the house, from parts of the floor, walls, window planks, stairs, cabinets and others I cannot enumerate. I have tried so may things to control their invasion but to no avail they keep coming back eating away so many wooden things around the house. During rainy days they are very aggressive and you really can't do anything to stop them. I guess the only chance to at least restrain there invasion is to find their colony or nest, and if it is underground dig up the whole thing so that you can get their queen, without her, the colony will die. The queen can lay thousands of termites, so better hunt her before it is too late. You can try to control them by getting rid of their passage ways or routes they use of getting into the house, you can pour in used motor oil in that passage way to eliminate those that walk through it. Make sure their are no ground dirt near your house walls because they can use that as a passage way without you knowing it. Likewise wood planks that rest on your house walls and tree branches that gets in touch of your house can be a bridge for them to get inside your house. However I think the best way to get rid of them is to seek professional pest control experts so that they can spray some termite killing chemicals around and inside your house.

Just like what the other mylotters wrote, clean the infested area/furniture and etc before applying solution. You can check the link below and see how this solution works. I never had any problem with termites.When our house is under construction,my partner had all the wooden parts brushed and sprayed with solignum.I am sure that helps a lot. check the link www.jardinedistribution.com

I am not a fan of the pesky critters at all, but then again who is? I wish you well on that mission. Just be sure that whatever you use does not have ingredients that are too poisonous...if continuously inhaled. So, maybe you could try, a recipe that my mom has that is all natural but apparently really effective! You or your mom will need half a cup of borax (non-toxic) and 1 liter of non-toxic antifreeze. Those 2 ingredients need to be mixed well together. Then, generously paint the mixture over unsealed wooden beams and floorboards (or wherever they are!) - You can then apply wood sealant over that or not. But it may be better if you did. Also, even though borax is non-toxic and relatively it still should not be within reach of children or pets. Sincerely hope you can get rid of those pests soon as!

Call the termite exterminator. Immediately! Termites will continue to ravage your wood furniture if you don't exterminate them now.

Here are a few things I can suggest: 1. Clean the termite-infested area. Brush up the door and the furniture. Make sure you remove the dirt along with the hardened "mud" in the cleaning process. Collect the termites and throw them into a nearby river or incinerate them. This ensures they cannot come back to haunt you again. 2. Apply insect-repellant solution on the affected area. Check out the hardware store and get yourself a repellant solution specifically mixed and developed for getting rid of termites. 3. If all else fails, call a pest control expert.