Terro Liquid Ant Baits, An Ant's Worst Enemy
By momincharge onTerro Liquid Indoor Ant Baits are amazing.The standard packaging for these Terro Ant Baits includes six individual baits in a "can't miss" bright orange box.The ant bait stations are marked with an area near the bottom that must be clipped off with scissors before use.These Terro ant bait stations are filled with a liquid that attracts ants.They should be placed in a area where ants have been seen, such as window sills or countertops.They do need to be kept out of reach of children who will squeeze the packaging and spill the very thick, sticky liquid.
The Terro Liquid Indoor Ant Baits can cause concern initially.Within the first 24 hours the number of ants seen around the ant bait station will increase dramatically.If you don't mind the ants too much it is interesting to watch them scurry in and out of the clear bait station.The increased traffic could be upsetting to many people but it is important to leave the ant bait station undisturbed.
Terro Liquid Indoor Ant Bait works by attacting ants to the station.The ants take the poison bait back to their colony where it works to kill the entire colony.This method works better in the long run than simply killing visible ants.A large colony may take several day to a week to destroy but it will happen.
Our home is located in an area known for the large ant population.I have tried multiple ant bait products, bug sprays and ant killers but none have worked as well at getting rid of my indoor ant problems as Terro Liquid Indoor Ant Baits.
I have tried using this product, but it was not very successful at my house.
I've never heard of these before. Didn't know they made ant baits with liquid inside. I will have to look for these the next time we have an ant problem.
I've never heard of a liquid ant trap. Sounds interesting but I'm not sure I could take the inital increase in the ants.
Oh, we seriously need to get this product. We have a real problem with ants. Thanks for sharing this helpful information.
I need to keep the ant bait in mind. Some summers we seem to get a big ant problem. It is those little brown type ants, they are little but they are annoying! I will look for this ant bait if/when we have the problem again
I have not heard of Terro before-we have indoor ant problems a few times a year-this might be worth looking into-it sounds like it has helped you out tremendously!
We'll have to check this out as we always get ants around this time of year. I like that it attracts ants to it, especially if you have to keep it out of the way of kids and cats!
Mmmmm, I wonder if they'd work outside too...we have a terrible problem with fire ants.
I absolutely agree. Terro is the very best for ant control. Not sure if it works on fire ants though. I put it in that narrow space between my kitchen sink and the wall... the ants just march along back there to the bait, and it's out of reach of the pets. (Well, the cat could get there, but she's pretty good about staying off the counters).
Wow this sounds like a great pest control. I dunno if I could sit there and watch the ants multiple...I would definitely be weirded out! But I'll take your word for it Terro is one of the best! :o)