MAX Liquid Ant Killer Baits, Indoor & Outdoor Use, 8 Count

This was incredible. I had two types of ant the little black ones and the super small ones. I but the baits out and freaked a bit because it draws in tons of ants in the beginning. I figured it was part of the process so went to work and haven’t seen an ant sense! Don’t get worried about them coming in for the first couple hours and let it work its magic!

I purchased this Raid MAX Liquid Ant Bait for my home, and it has been a great solution for dealing with unwanted ants. I was tired of seeing ants around the house and was considering getting a monthly pest control service, but this product saved me from having to pay a recurring membership fee to pest control agencies. The bait stations are simple to place, discreet, and convenient to use both indoors and outdoors. I appreciate that I don't have to constantly spray around my home, and the traps provide a continuous way to help manage ant activity. They are easy to use, stay neatly in place, and do not create a mess. Since using them, I have noticed a significant improvement, and I feel much more confident keeping my home clean and protected. This has been a practical and affordable alternative for my household, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for an effective ant control solution without the ongoing cost of professional services.

Did not work at all. I have an ant problem close to my desk so I put one of these traps out the first day and within 20 minutes the little trap was swarming with ants. I figured that’s a good thing because now they can take the poison back to the colony to wipe them all out. After about two hours, I didn’t see an ant trail anymore. I figured it was evening and maybe they were done for the day and would come back the next day. I didn’t see an ant trail over the next two days but there were a bunch of stragglers all over my apartment. Normally the problem seems to be concentrated near my desk so it was strange to see them all over everywhere. On the third day, the same original ant trail was back. The first trap was still out, so I threw that one away and put a new one out. The ants just completely ignored it. I put it right in the way of their trail and they just side stepped it. It’s almost like this was just food to them, and they got enough of this and don’t want any more of it. It’s super frustrating because I’ve used a similar ant trap style before which really worked. Killed them all within one day. No stragglers afterwards and no more ant trails. I just can’t remember which brand it was. But definitely not this one. This one was a waste of money

I first bought these at Walmart and I could not do a review on them because I did not buy them from Amazon so I bought them from Amazon just so I could do a review. These are wonderful once you set these out you do not see any ants, and I swear my house was built on an ant farm. I have also given them to my neighbors and they see how well they work. Also, best thing I have found for ants no odor. They don’t look bad. I don’t use the adhesive but you can they do not leak very easy to use. I put them in my kitchen window beside my garbage can on the floor and outside on my deck.

I figured out how this works. Open the foil package. Then shake it up and smack it on the ground where the ants are at to activate the juice. Then put the bait near the ants trail. Here’s the secret - ants will not go inside. So you have to play with the ants and shove a few inside the bait. So they can tell their friends. Next day, you will see he told more friends and they are inside the bait. 4 days later, ants are majority gone, just a few stranglers roaming around. I was on verge of returning this useless product but i played with it and the ants, and got it to work. This product could be better built - the holes for ants to come inside is way too high. Raid ant gel needs to be made available to CA as that was the only product that seems to work well. Until they can’t sell it in CA anymore.

I got these because we had ants coming in and I wanted something simple that didn’t involve spraying around the house. I also liked that these could be used indoors or outdoors, because with ants, the problem usually starts somewhere before you actually see them inside. These were very easy to use. I just placed them where I was seeing activity and near the areas where I thought they might be coming in. The traps are not pretty, but they are discreet enough that they do not look terrible sitting out for a short period of time. I also did not have issues with leakage or mess, which was one of my bigger concerns with liquid bait. The ants did seem to find the bait, and after giving it some time, the activity noticeably slowed down. This is not an instant fix where everything disappears the second you set them out, but that is normal with bait traps. You kind of have to let them do their job. I also appreciated that I could use them without a lot of effort or setup. The main safety note is just to be mindful of where you place them if you have kids or pets around, since it is still pest control. Overall, these worked well for the problem I bought them for. They were easy, not messy, and helped get the ant situation under control without making me feel like I had to spray chemicals everywhere.

Only get this if you enjoy killing.

First time with ants in the house. I heard it was best to get traps and not spray. Super easy to use, in early stages but seen to be very effective. 8 traps in the box, so under$1 a trap. One thing I want to point out, because I'm that person that doesn't read directions first..after removing the foil DON'T tip it!! The liquid will spill out. Probably obvious to most people, but I found out the hard way. Don't be me and you'll be fine.

The product is useless The ants are playing around it

Completely ineffective with those tiny ants we have indoors here in Dubai, they just walk around the baits but not a single one of them felt the urge to approach and enter it... I even cut one open to leave that soaked sponge on the floor near the crack they come from but none of them seem attracted