Multi-Surface Liquid Ant Baits, 8-Pack, Indoor Bait Stations for Home

I was sceptical first as our house was full of ants during the hot summer months and it became worse every day. I put Terro at some main ant traffic points and withing a week we saw more and more dead ants everywhere which can be easily vaccuumed away. The week after we travelled and coming back after 5 days the house was 100% ant free - AMAZING!!! Now we hope it stays this way but for last 3-4 weeks - no ants!

Very effective, will order more

Highly effective and easy to use

I'm not negative I love buy items from Amazon. But I used it for more than 24hrs and the only thing it does is attract ants

Ands are dying - this stuff works

It really work perfectly Within 4 days they are gone

It is very effective

التغليف سئ إحدى العبوات مشروخة إختفى النمل ولم يعد له وجود

لم يعجبني النمل باقي

The TERRO liquid ant baits that come in the rectangular horizontal pods can be fairly effective. But with a gazillion ants climbing on the walls, they don't really help. So although these are more expensive, I was willing to give them a try. I'm convinced these were designed by a queen ant trying to defend her colony and ensuring that not a single one of her minion were killed. Despite following all the instructions, not a single ant was interested in checking into these little hotels. The problems are multifold: 1. To get into one of these bait traps, the ants need to perform acrobatic feats seldom seen by non-carnival ants. They would sometimes go near the traps, but would never enter. 2. Whatever attractant is used in these bait boxes is not very interesting to ants. Out of thousands of ants, I only witnessed a few ants willing to investigate these poorly designed devices. 3. When you mount these vertically, all the bait goes to the very bottom of the trap. So, to get to the bait, an ant first must be willing to navigate through the opening, which is apparently a very difficult task for an ant to perform. If an ant was able to do this, it would then have to travel down to the bottom of the trap to get any of the bait. Finally, it would have to reverse its course (without drowning) and find a way out of the trap. After observing thousands of ants, I did not observe a single one with this type of atypical dexterity and brain power. The only good thing about these is that they are small, so they won't take up much room in my trash can when I throw them all away.