Killing termites naturally is a safe and eco-friendly way to manage small infestations.

Natural methods can help eliminate termites & prevent their return…

Boric Acid

Boric acid is one of the most effective natural termite killers. It affects their digestive system and eventually kills them. You can sprinkle boric acid powder in areas where termite activity is detected or use it to coat baited traps.

Nematodes

Beneficial nematodes are microscopic worms that parasitize and kill termites. They can be mixed with water & sprayed into the soil around your home. This method works best in moist conditions.

Orange Oil

Extracted from orange peels, orange oil contains d-limonene, which destroys termites’ exoskeletons and kills them on contact. It’s effective for localized drywood termite infestations.

Diatomaceous Earth

This powder, made from fossilized algae, works by dehydrating termites when they come into contact with it. Apply it to cracks, crevices, & other infested areas.

Vinegar & Lemon Juice

A mix of white vinegar and lemon juice creates a mildly acidic solution that can be sprayed in suspected termite areas. It’s not as potent as other methods but may help deter termites.

Sunlight Exposure

If you suspect termite-infested furniture or wood, placing it in direct sunlight for several hours can help kill termites. Termites thrive in dark, damp conditions & cannot tolerate heat.

Natural methods are great for minor infestations or preventive care. But if termites persist or damage is widespread, it’s best to contact a pest control professional for targeted treatment.