Vitax Nippon Ant Killer Liquid 25g

I moved into a flat with ants in the kitchen. I initially bought the Nippo Ant bait stations and it sorted the ants out after a couple of days. However every time it rained, ants would appear again from a different crack so I assume from a different nest. The bait stations would sort them out each time.I didn't know why ants kept entering my kitchen, but then discovered that just outside in the garden, ants were everywhere - on the ground, crawling up the side of the building. Much more than you'd expect in a normal garden. I thought I was in for a long battle so got this Nippon Ant Killer liquid. I put some onto two milk caps and kept them covered with a bucket. Ants were gone after a week or so. I had no more ants in the flat for the next 18 months or so I lived in there.

This is a really good and effective ant killer for infestations inside the house. You first will need to identify the likely position of the ants' nest (track back ants to where they disappear into the walls, floor etc.). Put a couple of drops of the liquid on a coin placed near to the nest which and you will soon see ants coming to feed on the liquid. Depending on the size of the infestation, you may need to replenish the supply. Within 24 - 48 hours, you shouldn't see any more ants coming to feed - they've taken the poison back to the nest and hopefully killed off all.Only small downside is that it's not easy to limit the flow of the liquid from the tube, and if you're not careful, you'll have a great blob of sticky liquid all over the floor. That's why it's four stars, not five.You don't get much, but then again, you don't need much, and it's pretty cheap.Just don't be disappointed if you see another infestation coming from somewhere else - these blighters seem to get everywhere! Treat as soon as you see them.

just what i needed to get rid of ants and easy to apply

I have/had huge problem with ants invading my property roaming the kitchen and outside drive my recycling bin was full of them the last straw though was they moved into my converted garage (converted into small pub) The blighters were running freely on the bar counter and I knew it was only a matter of time before they figured out how to use a bottle opener or I would go in one day and find some scene out of a Tom and Jerry cartoon where they make off with my beers and bags of pickled onion monster munch! Anyhow this stuff arrived yesterday I put it down on what seemed to be the ant equivalent of the M25 a few drops here and there. There didn't seem many partaking in this deadly liquor however there were a few tucking in. Anyhow this morning on checking there are hardly any ants about hard to believe this stuff worked that quick so I am not counting my chickens just yet but early indications seem to be good. for me that is not them! I will keep applying this over next few days so far to sum up I would say very impressed and would recommend this product

Either my bugs are different to everyone else's. They appeared to go around the liquid; I had better results with powder.

Unfortunately it came with a puncture in the tube. When I opened the surrounding package it was filled with poison gel so ended up having to bin it. Won’t buy agsin

This was a repeat purchase, I have used this before and we had ants inside the house previously and one use of this and within a few weeks they were gone forever. This time we had a lot of flying ants right outside the front and back of the house. Used this and no more ants

Unlike other reviewers, I didn’t have ants coming into the house but, instead, a big nest(s?) under the doorstep and in the garage. The colonies had grown so large that ants were undermining the step and damaging the mortar in the garage. I have been using this product for just under 4 weeks. One colony appears to be dormant and the other much reduced. The tube is nearly empty so I hope I don’t have to buy another to finish off. It seems to take a longish time to work and I don’t know if this is usual or because I was dealing with an old, well-established colony.