TERRO Ant Killer Bait Stations T300B - Liquid Bait to Eliminate Ants - Bait System - 12 Count Stations for Effective Indoor Ant Control

Wow!!! My cabin had huge issues and I needed something. I had used them before as a preventative measure and never saw ants leading me to think they didn’t work. They work insanely well! They’re worth every penny! They attract ants and you continue to put them out until there are no more ants. The ants love it and take it back to the hive eventually eliminating the hive. Clean and super easy to use if you take just one moment to read the instructions. Toxic to ants and conveniently packaged to the product doesn’t touch anything. The packages are conveniently small yet large enough for ants, hundreds of ants per container. Package contains enough for a major infestation. I will be leaving one or two around the back counter areas as a preventative measure. If you see nothing, they’re working. I have no idea how long they last but judging from my previous use prior to discontinuing them, it is a long time. I’m ordering more to have on hand. No ants typically means no spiders here on the mountain!

When I first started hearing about Terro Ant Bait, my first thought was that this is a bunch of hooey. Has to be advertising mega-hype. But I decided to give it a try. I was tired of sprays and dusting and other methods. Now my only question is why hadn't I heard of this before?!?I put out just three of these stations to begin with in an ant travel route, not really expecting anything to happen. I've never seen anything like this! Within ten (10) minutes a troop of black ants had found it. In fifteen (15) minutes the ants were literally lining up to get to it like Dodgers fans at happy hour. Seriously, I couldn't believe what I was seeing. I'd accidentally spilled a few drops on the concrete. Ants were gathered around it in a circle like pigs at the trough or cows at a watering hole. This is true: Big ants were fighting smaller ants to get to the stuff. They were like, "Hey guys, get back to the colony and tell everybody about this stuff!" They carry it back to the nest and feed it to the other ants. Borax is the main ingredient, and it eats away the ants' digestive system, killing them by the thousands.I put these out yesterday evening around 7:00 p.m. This morning, both stations were flat empty, and there wasn't an ant in sight. I'll probably put out a few more just to make sure, but I swear I believe I have found the answer to ants.***My only suggestion is to just take scissors and snip off the end of it rather than trying to tear off the top tab. It's quicker and neater. This applies to the bait stakes as well. Wash your scissors good after using them.***Terro Ant Bait Stations are a product that actually does what its advertising says it will do. And really, you can't beat the price.So stop buying those aerosol spray cans. Stop with the pump sprayers. Just stop. Stop polluting the environment, your porches, your deck, etc., etc. Terro recommends you set out new bait every three months or so. No problem. You are going to save a *ton* of money with these things that you would've spent on pest control services. I made some video of the ants gobbling this stuff up, but they're on my phone and I'm writing this on my desktop.I think this is what's known as a "glowing review"? Really, you will NOT be disappointed. I highly recommend this. This is money well spent.

I was dealing with ants all over my house, and this product completely changed the game. As soon as I set out the bait Stations, the ants immediately focused on these instead of wandering everywhere in the house. Within 2–3 days, the activity dropped dramatically, and soon the problem was hardly noticeable.Setup was simple — just open and place them where I saw most ants acitivities. I liked that I didn’t have to touch any chemicals directly. One thing to keep in mind is that since it’s liquid inside, the bait can leak a bit if moved around or if it’s not placed on a flat surface. I’d recommend finding a steady, level spot where there is minimal risk of kicking it accidentally.Overall, this worked quickly, was easy to use, and saved me from an ongoing ant problem. Definitely recommend if you want an effective, low-effort solution.

I had never gotten ants in my kitchen until two years ago when little tiny black ants appeared. The traps I used seemed to take a long time to work. I figured I'd give these traps a try this year, when I was graced with big, black ants. They never are near my cupboard and while they may have been harmless, I prefer that the only guests who grace my kitchen are those that I invite. After I put them down, I didn't see any ants near the traps and the sticky contents leaked on my floor but it was easy to clean up. And while I saw no ants near the traps, I also saw no more ants! So they must have done their job! Because there were so many pictures that were submitted showing the ants near, or in, the traps, I bought and put down the same traps I had used in the past. I tend to think that was unnecessary and that these traps had done the job. Since the gel was so easy to clean up, I'll probably get them next year if some uninvited guests appear.