Termite Damage in Homes
Ineffectiveness of Traditional Pest Control
The Hidden Solution: Borax
Application Techniques
Amish Building Practices
Industry Knowledge and Profit Motive
This video encourages viewers to rethink their approach to pest control and consider alternative, cost-effective solutions that have been proven effective over time.
0:00 You are crawling under your own porch right now. You push on a beam. Your finger goes straight through it. The wood crumbles like wet paper. And the worst part is nothing looks wrong from the outside. Not one thing. 600,000 American homes this year, $5 billion in damage, and not a single one of those homeowners had to pay it. There is a powder that costs less than $1 per treatment. It has been eliminating termites permanently since the 1940s. The Amish have used it for generations.
0:32 And the reason you have never heard of it, despite your contractor knowing exactly what it is, will make you furious before this video is over. I am going to show you what this powder is, exactly how it works down to the biology of the insect itself, and how to apply it this weekend to a house you already own. And I will tell you about a 1,998 document from a professional pest control journal that proved all of this was known and available to every exterminator in America and still got
1:04 buried. Stick with me for one specific thing. Because at the end of this video, I am going to share a technique so simple, so cheap, and so effective that I almost did not believe it when I first read about it. A single page from an Australian building code changed the way I think about the entire pest control industry in this country. The first time I walked through a barn near Millersburg, Ohio, an Amish-built
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