Terro2 oz Liquid Ant Killer ll T200(2Pack)

Been using product for years

I've used this as needed for years. It works just as it says it does. It's important to remember that in the beginning it will draw ants to it, more than you ever want to see in your house, but after a couple of weeks, oftentimes less, they go away. You'll notice after a few days, there are fewer and fewer ants showing up. After that, each day that goes by, the visiting population goes down. One day you'll realize you haven't seen an ant in a day or two. I put the liquid on part of a paper plate, and the ants line up like cows in a barn eating hay. It is a tad bit disgusting, but grit your teeth and know it will work. Every couple of weeks, I put down a small, tempting amount of it just to see if it will draw any ants. If it does--and it's only a couple of them-- I know I need to leave it down for a week or so so the colony can again be poisoned!

THIS STUFF REALLY WORKS....KILLS ANTS

I have been using this product for years and it really works, especially when I put it outside, right on the trail(s) of ants, leading to our home. I put this in several places, mostly in the kitchen, where the ants seem to congregate and then I follow the trail outdoors and place it outside, where it can be slightly shaded, so it doesn't dry out real quick. Doing these few things, leads to "No Ants" within several days.... The other traps, just don't seem to work like this liquid drip product.

This is an easy way to get rid of ants, but it doesn't work on all ants. I've found some ants that will not go near it. I heard that some ants are fruit eaters and others are meat eaters, so maybe the meat eating ones would rather eat a dead cockroach than drink poisonous sugar water. You can probably make your own borax-based ant poison for a lot cheaper, but these bottles are convenient and you only need a small amount to poison the queen and destroy the whole colony. Note that this can apparently turn yellow and stop working if it sits for too long, so you may need to get new bottles every few years.

We had Pharaoh ants in our bathroom and initially used Combat gel. The ants decreased then came back in full force. We had some Terro around and the ants loved it. They would decrease and increase for about a week, and we just kept putting more out. We ran out of Terro and tried Combat again, but these ants ignored it, like they had come to realize it was dangerous. We bought more Terro and Terro ant baits, and they went right for it again. A week later, we had no more ants. We occasionally see a scout, but never more than one ant. Different ants are attracted to different types of bait, so. you the ants don't go for your Terro, they may prefer a different type of bait. However, when we put the Terro on the cardboard or on a paper towel or piece of paper, the ants ignored it, they would only take it when we put it directly on the counter. I cannot explain why. The Terro was sticky, but hot water and Clorox made clean up easy.

Always work for my home. Day 1 I placed near where the ants tend to come. Day 2 all the ants just there without invitation. They just love to eat them. Day 5 I don't see them anymore. Amazing! 5 years ago, I used the same way. My house was loaded with these black ants nearly in every room. They colonized my house heavily. At that time, it took a long time to get rid of them. Every week, I had to replenish with these gel. The ants just never stopped coming everyday at that time. As I recalled, 2-3 months later, the entire house was cleared of these ants. That was a fantastic outcome with low cost. This time, I saw a few ants running around and likely scouting my home though the floor was brightly cleaned. I bought this gel and placed it where they tend to be. In one week, I don't see them coming anymore. I trust this product, that is.

This product works great. Our bug guy recommended it to help combat the ants he also treated. They are gone in my house thus far. They come and eat it and then take it back to their mound (or nest?). It’s easy to use, doesn’t smell and isn’t that expensive compared to annoying sugar ants eating your high inflation, expensive food.