Terro Terror, Ant Dust T600, 453 Grams, 904044

Cause ants to disappear for months. Very effective. Small amount through out the house edges and ants disappear.

Take a little time but it works

I bought it as I expected it’s a good product and will last at least couple of weeks, just 3 days and ants are walking over it

Didn’t work as intended as it only killed a few and is not waterproof.

فعال

Ants still there

Fake, fake, fake, It didn't kill even one insect 🤬

I had a fire ant infestation in my home 3 years ago and 3 years later. Basically I bought two 3 years ago and had one left over that was not finished, which was a life saver this year because it killed all the fire ants, and got rid of the infestation. I bought 2 more again this year for a bit cheaper than I did 3 years ago. Demise Fire Ant & Insect Dehydrator is listed to kill more insects, but this is less expensive, and lasts 2 months longer.

جيده

Bad and expensive

The liquid bate tabs of the same brand were useless. This stuff stopped them dead in their tracks. They never returned, although I did freshen up the application and pushed it into the baseboard more neatly than the first time. Most of the container is sitting on a shelf waiting for a future need, but it hasn't happened.

This stuff is much better than the Terro pellets, which just sit around the affected areas and don't seem to do much at all. I coated down the few colonies I found around the yard this summer and within two days I wasn't seeing them anymore. After a weekly check and subsequently a small collapse of an unmaintained colony, I found it to remain effective at killing the colony. My only complaint is to be careful about the application site because this compound will either discolor or inhibit the grass from growing if applied on it. EDIT (10/1/14): This product does not kill the ants, but will instead irritate them so they do not want to be around it. The colonies I used it on just seemed to be resurfacing in other areas. As I confirmed, the EPA has more restrictions in the chemicals that can be used and these new versions are less effective in order to meet those requirements. I have used instead another remedy that is cheaper to make, but can be more harmful to small animals as well as small children. Borax powder and corn syrup do a wonderful job of killing off most types of Ants. Mix ~50:50 ratio of borax to corn syrup on a small piece of paper or piece of card stock and leave near the paths the ants use. The sugars attract them so they feed and bring the chemical back to the colony, killing the colony in the process. This version only works indoors and should not be used if pets or small animals can access it. For an outdoor remedy, sprinkle a small amount of borax powder at or near the mouth of the colony if visible. If needed, place some in the mouth of the colony and add a few drops of water to disperse the mixture and keep it from being removed from the hole. That produced results noticeable within an hour, compared to 24 hours or so of waiting for the Terro mix to kick in (which was only keeping them from using exits where the powder was placed, not killing them off).