Raid Max Liquid Ant Bait; Kills Ants Where They Breed, for Indoor and Outdoor Use; 8 Bait Stations

The morning after I placed two traps in my bathroom, I saw the one that was near the sink drain teeming with ants. By evening, the same trap was empty (I assume that gang returned to their nest with their deadly load of liquid). Seeing a few more ants since then, I placed two more traps in different locations. These attracted very few ants. However, the one that was so effective initially has attracted many more, so I am leaving all four traps out, reasoning that they continue to be working. in the last two days, I have seen no more ants.

Worked pretty well for us. We placed a few of these traps right around the baseboards where we noticed ants gathering and within 12 hours we saw ants all over the traps, then after about 24 hours they all disappeared (presumably after carrying the substance back to the colony and dying).Will report back if anything changes but so far so good.

Ants go right around these and do not care at all to go for this bait. Woke up in the morning to tons of ants around my sink and they were walking on the wall to go around these traps. Took one outside and set it by a line of ants to see if they would go for it, nope, 30 minutes later and not one ant in or on the trap. Don't waste your money.

Ant killer works well. I often squeeze a little bit of the poison out of the container to help attract them to the trap. Make sure you leave the ants alive so they carry the poison back with them. It takes several days but you do notice a difference.

I don't have a big ant problem here but I live in the forest and every spring we start having some ants inside. They are usually the really little ones but they are annoying. They walk around onour kitchen counters and the odd other place here and there. And..they can bite if they are on you and you don't know it.I have a spot where I sit in our living room to put my feet up, cruise the net, munch on lunch while I stream something, have tea, etc. Recently, every day I had to squish at least 6-8 of them as they crawled around on the table next to me or my lap desk. Occasionally I would pick up my mug of tea and there would be several on it. A thorough cleaning didn't really help.I didn't want to buy poison but these claim to not outgas and despite being a liquid bait they are spill-proof. They are super easy to set up. I put one behind the front and back legs of the end of the sofa where I sit, another one sort of pushed under and in the middle of the sofa and another at one of the legs at the other end. I did this one day around 4 PM. I still had a couple of visits from ants that evening but the next day and every day since, I no longer have ants bothering me.I'm impressed!

We get ants after storms. I tried these and the next day there were no more ants. Works better than the company I was paying to spray my house. Just find out where they're coming in at, lay a couple of these and viola!

Works but only if you squeeze it out of the container. Others are better. Shared for comparison.

Stumbled upon the Raid Max liquid killer ant bait - we had been using a different brand name killer ant liquid.This Brand, is fantastic. Has 3 little holes in container, where liquid is inside, no more worrying about cat or dog, getting into the killer ant liquid, a huge plus.Nor do you need to put killer ant liquid on a random piece of cardboardThis particular type of ant killer, also targets the " Queen Ant " - after which all the little worker ants die off too.Reasonable price,, very easy to use, and dont get any of the killer liquid on your hands.Highly Recommend