Liquid

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I had an ant problem and within 2 days of using this product around the house they were all gone. It's been now a couple of weeks and still no ants. Easy to use and very effective. Ants came right up to the products and fed on it. It is a sticky liquid but to clean it up water and soap does the trick. I poured way too much at first but it if you just keep the liquid within the little pieces of cardboard it comes with, cleaning up is even easier. I even used this outdoors on terrace and entry way. A little goes a long way and effective.

Does control the ant population, but does not eliminate them completely. Ants 1st swarm the liquid bait, by 2nd day, fewer ants return, but the bait dries out. From liquid to sticky like honey to hardened bait over 3-5 days. Seem to hit equilibrium where a small number of ants return daily. Ants will eat the hard bait completely and avoid the sticky bait which traps ants. Tried a pool of bait in bottle caps but ants avoid the caps once many ants got trapped by the sticky bait. Drops of bait on cardboard works better because all bait eventually eaten, but does not reduce number of daily ants. If queens and worker ants are killed, there must be enough existing eggs to generate a new queen and more worker ants. A battle of attrition.

Amazing ant killer. Let them eat it and they kill their own nest. It's hard to let the ants alone while they drink this up but it's worth it because they disappear. I've used this for years, in two houses in two states with drastically different climates and insects and it's highly effective.

This is a messy way to remove ants. You have to put drops of this on the carboard squares, then leave the ants to gather around the drops and eat and return to the nest. The borax will get rid of them and the nest. But 30 ants on your counter can be annoying. Usually in a day or two.. gone. The liquid is only good for some 14 hours. Then hardens, so you can put a drop over the dried up spot.