TERRO Outdoor Liquid Ant Baits

I placed them outside all around our house. At first, it attracted a lot of ants then there were dead ants everywhere and then no more ants. Solved our ant problem.

We suddenly had millions of tiny black ants making trails up the outside of our home and making their way inside. These worked like a charm. The ants were instantly attracted to them. We bought two sets and after using the second set, all the ants are gone! Great value for money and they really work!

These are my go to products to handle sugar ants and carpenter ants. I only like the ones with the cup and green saucers as the carpenter ants can get inside them…as far as i am concerned these are the only ant traps i ever recommend to my clients and that i use proactively every spring.

I am trying to control the carpenter ants in our oak trees. I started using these last fall and they seem effective. The bait does dry out over a few weeks.

I had a problem with a lot of ants on my back deck beginning early this summer. The ants were everywhere. I ordered this product to see if I could get rid of the ants on my own. I put four of these around the perimeter of my deck. Within 48 hours I noticed a drop in the ant population and within a few more days I only saw a couple of ants. So they are working and nicely I might add.

How naive I was...I usually read reviews before I decide to buy. But, I've used TERRO in the small bottles for years & it works GREAT. So I thought I'd try this outdoor version. What a MESS! Two boxes of 4 baits were sealed inside a TERRO corrugated box which was covered in sticky goo & was stuck to the plastic AMAZON shipping bag! Arranged for return of the "leaked" boxes & decided to keep the other 2 boxes ordered which were intact. Followed instructions precisely for placement of one of the traps which instantly leaked a PUDDLE of TERRO liquid all over the ground! Now, I read the "1 star reviews"!! But until Senoret Chemical Co., Inc., of Lititz, PA can improve the packaging & product dispersement of the bait, I'm going back to the simple little bottle that always worked when the TERRO was dropped on the hard-coated paper square!!