Pet friendly ways on how to get rid of tiny ants. (have tried vinegar, mopping with vinegar, mopping with bleach)

I am guessing the cat bowl with his kibble is the problem but I wash it thoroughly everyday I vacuum around the kitchen everyday and they are gone for like 5 seconds then are back at it again in a single file line. I have tried vinegar for its natural and pet friendly side as well as many different floor washes but nothing is helping. I am looking for pet safe permanent alternatives or something maybe I can spray and sit for a couple hours in a separate area of the house with my cat while it does it thing . I read Food-grade diatomaceous earth is safe but I am very iffy about how well it works and if my cat can get in it especially if it powder.

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u/Twippypisces — 23 days ago

Gonna start 12 mg of RT this week

I have lost exactly 20 lbs since starting on June 11th it’s great but idk if it’s because my starting weight was 295 and I’m 5’4 F but I feel the need to increase my dose because I feel like eating. I had Dunkin this morning I obviously didn’t eat the whole bagel but I still have the desire to eat. I am thinking about trying cagrilintide but want to see how well 12mg work before spending money on it.

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u/Twippypisces — 1 month ago
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HS Financial Group, LLC sent a letter in mail please help!!

This situation has caused me a great deal of anxiety over the last week or so. I have been trying to figure out how to address this debt, but due to everything that happened during COVID, our family faced significant hardships and health issues. To keep our business afloat, support our family, and cover mounting hospital expenses, we ended up taking out nearly $250,000 in loans.
At the time, these loans helped us immensely and allowed us to survive an incredibly difficult period. However, we did not fully appreciate the long-term impact of the interest and the sheer magnitude of the debt. Now, five years later, the debt has been sent to collections.( I was making payments but that was barely scraping the interest. 750 dollars sometimes 1-2k a month depending on business we had that month)

I have several questions and would greatly appreciate any guidance. Some of these may sound basic, but please bear with me I am trying to understand every detail of this situation.
1. Will this affect my credit score?
2. Will this impact my mortgage, home, or vehicle?
3. Given my declining health, is there any possibility that this could be considered when negotiating or reducing the debt?
4. What happens if I never respond to this company, and how can I determine whether they are legitimate?
5. Is there any possibility of legal action against the SBA for not adequately considering the level of desperation many individuals faced while simply trying to survive during the pandemic?

For some context, I am 28 years old with four children, two of whom are in elementary school. I own a small business, and my husband is my business partner. He has been taking on side jobs whenever possible to help us make ends meet. In addition to this debt, we are also carrying approximately $15,000 in credit card debt while paying our mortgage and supporting our family vehicle expenses.
Any advice or insight would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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u/Twippypisces — 2 months ago