T1812 Outdoor Liquid Ant Baits - 6 Pack

Baits work well to keep pests out

This works with ants! Especially outdoors

I’ve used this ant bait product before going on vacation this summer. Didn’t have time to get exterminator out. Product work well & had to use a few other times. I ordered more from Amazon to keep on hand. We do quarterly pest control and they always come back should any pests SH out w up. But I’ve got these out in the pantry and select locations outside. Bottom line stuff works and it isn’t a chemical. Highly recommend.

These really do work! We had a big ant infestation in the garden, with 4 separate nests. I was worried about using these with the dogs in the yard, so the night before we left on a weeks vacation, we set up about 10 of these traps, putting them right beside the nests. As soon as we got home we picked up all the traps (ALL the bait was gone) so the dogs could not get to them, and we noticed that all of the nests were no longer active. It WORKED. We now put them outside our fence line so the dogs cant get to them, and it seemed to keep the ants out of the yard all summer. My only issue is they can get messy. You have to be sure to hold them straight up after you clip off the tab and open the trap, otherwise the liquid bait inside will spill out. That is why I only gave 4 stars.

Terro:liquid bait: one of the few ant control products that works. This stuff is like killer crack to ants and get's these Argentine ants good. They will stop dead in their tracks and just start drinking the stuff if you pour a drop in front of them. The dispenser sucks, it relies on the ants sniffing out the bait then climbing up and into the green stake, then up into the wrapper with the gel bait where many of them just fall in and drown instead of going back to the colony. Opening and prepping the bait sucks too. (bend/fold the tab before trying to rip it off, otherwise, you can rip it off without making a hole in the gel pack) One or two deployed correctly will wipe out the small Argentine ant colony in a day or two, but it is like whack a mole with these types of ants. they have many colonies each with own queen or whatever, so you have to keep on whacking each colony. Not only that, I think the ants are learning to avoid this bait/scent and slowly becoming resistant. Word up Terro. Hope your scientists are reading this, doing the research, and working on a new formula. Not sure why none of these pest control / chemical companies can't make an effective, less environmentally toxic, pest control agent that uses ingredients with names containing less than 4 syllables in them. They should just sell that natural boric acid sugar mixture that everyone swears by, for a cheap decent price. It would be less environmentally toxic. Instead, all of the companies just make these weird toxic as hell chemical mixtures that works once during that season for like 5hrs, before the pests start becoming immune or learn to avoid the stuff.

This is my go-to brand for getting rid of ants. Diatomaceous earth doesnt do a thing to ants unlike what ive been told, but these knock out ants all the time. Terro is my go to choice, and these sticks are my favourite option. Only bad thing is, totally useless if you put them down right when it rains.

Terro by itself didn't work (the ants kept coming, or they were interested in protein and not sugar, so they bypassed the Terro baits on their way to the meat scraps in the garbage can in the kitchen. BUT..... Advance 375A ant bait plus Terro stakes in the same container did the trick. The Terro attracted the ants, then they discovered the 375A, and then they foraged on both. Huge ant trails initially going to the containers...after 2-3 days, the ants disappeared. The combination of [Terro + Advance 375A] works as well as Grant's Ant Stakes used to, before they changed the formula.

Easy peasey - so far no more ants in the house (it's hard to do housework with my fingers crossed though). But, I think that the ant stakes have saved me and my sanity (I hate ants - more than bears).