Combat Max 2in1 Ant Bait Station, Indoor & Outdoor Use, 4 Count

Solid stuff, definitely makes ants keel over. Not too large, pretty simple at what you need to do with it. Just break the tab, and place it wherever the ants are tending to be around. I noticed it heavily reduced the amount of various colonies invading on housing space to say the least, and it near eliminated them completely in our garage. The only problem I have with it is that it has the potential to splatter its gel on your hands if you have it tipped downwards when opening it, or of course, if you are being really rough with it. Just clean your hands off with WARM soapy water.

I used to get the Terro Liquid Ant Bait traps, but the ants didn’t seem to be interested in them anymore. I tried the Combat bait stations, and they work fast and well. We had ants coming out from under our wall, and they were swarming the trap for hours. This morning, there are no ants in sight. I immediately bought more for backup. The traps are reasonably priced, easy to use, I don’t worry about the bait leaking out like I did with the Terro traps. They’re subtle looking as well. I am very impressed by these.

I dealt with little teeny sugar ants for so long. The baits I had used for other types of ants just weren't working and these things were driving me nuts. They climbed into the water tank of my Keurig - mus thave been a hundred in there - so gross! After doing a little discussing with ChatGPT, I found out that the fact that the ants were attracted to liquid means the wafer baits were not what they needed (or weren't in the 'protein + fat' cycle of their liffe). The challenge was is that I had ordered the Terra (or maybe Terro) liquid baits before and they were an absolute MESS. When one spilled out and basically solidified, no amount of goo gone or hot water could remove it. So, Chatty (what I call ChatGPT) recommend these. Well, I'll be damned. I put it out and saw the ants going straight for it. The next day - NEXT DAY - no more ants. I worry aobut Combat's business model because these things are so effective that I just moved the same bait alla round to the different spots in the hosue and probably won't need to buy more for a very long time. Pro-tip: - Put the bait right near their trail but don't interrupt the trail - resist the urge to kill the ants while you're waiting for the bait to do its magic - they need to bring the stuff back to the queen and colony.

When I first opened it and put it out, I did notice a lack of ants for a week or two, but it seems like it loses effectiveness overtime. The ants do seem to be attracted to whatever they put in it though.

These ant bait stations worked throughout my entire house. Within less than two days, I noticed a huge difference and hardly saw any ants. They were easy to place, and the ants were gone quickly. I am very impressed with the results and would definitely recommend them to anyone dealing with an ant problem.

When I looked up the toxin used in these, it seems they only contain enough of it to kill ants which isn’t very much since the toxin is 10 times more toxic to insects than humans. It’s nearly impossible to get poisoned by them by accident. I’ve manually made ant bait with boric acid that used both corn flour for one bait and sugar for the other so I like the idea of having both in a bait station. As usual though the effectiveness will depend on exact species of ant. For whatever we have around here they seem to be working well. Would buy again etc

Around July-September in central Texas, we tend to get ants coming into the house, often searching for water during the long dry late-summer. if you happen to leave out any kind of food, they'll be all over it and they seem to like some kinds of laundry detergent and will swarm through your clean clothes trying to find the source of the scent (I suspect they're pretty confused about it as there's nothing to be found and after a couple of days they move on). I've tried a number of the liquid ant baits but they've always ignored them, which is curious since these critters do like sweet stuff and will mass around a honey or syrup bottle lid if you leave any remnants. Since this suggested it works on 11 types of ants, I figured I'd give it a try, but the ants ignored it. Perhaps they're just smart. I agree with others - the way you have to snap off the cover of the bait station is not so easy and those with arthritis may want to grab a pair of pliers to do the job. I'm sure this stuff does wonders for ants who are interested in it. If you can identify your ant type and match it to the 11 types this kills, you're even more likely to have success. I've had difficulty identifying my nests as the critters don't match descriptions I've sought out of common central Texas ant types. So for the time being, I get to live in an extended ant colony as I seek other ways to get rid of them. Sure, I could get a professional exterminator, but where's the fun in that?

These did not work to resolve my issue. Some ants were attracted to the bait but not enough to be effective. The response to the Terro Ant Baits compared to these is night and day. The Terro Ant Baits are way more effective.

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