TERRO Indoor Liquid Ant Baits with Adhesive Strips for Discreet Baiting - TERRO Ant Trap and Bait Station - 4 Pack - T334B

I bought these due to my sister's recommendation, and I'm glad I did! These traps were highly effective in my kitchen. I had a million tiny ants all over the place because of a grenadine spill someone had left on the counter. I set 4 traps along the wall by the counter and sink, and within two days there were no more ants! They are nice and small, easy to apply, and also easily removable. The ants take the bait back to their nest so you don't have to worry about dead ants everywhere except the ones that drown in the traps, which is easy cleanup. This also allowed me to figure out where they were all coming in through a gap behind my cupboard. I also want to mention they were safe to use around my cats. There is no odor at all which is a huge plus because most pet-safe ant killer sprays have a really strong odor. Will definitely buy these again if I ever have another issue with ants.

For best results, it helps to know where they are coming from. In our case, we noticed ants in our kitchen for a week or so. I finally found they were coming from a gap behind a hung corner cabinet. I don't know how or why, but with it warming up outside, they came out of being dormant. I mounted 4 traps on the backsplash around the kitchen. After a day I saw a few ants had found the bait and climbed in. They would then walk along the top of the backsplash, up the wall and up the gap behind cabinet. After that, more and more workers followed the path to the station. This went on all day and was the case when I went to bed. As of this morning and now 1pm, there has been no activity. If you see ants in your house, it likely means you have a colony somewhere. This product helps take out the queen. The directions are clear, don't interfere. Let them work.

The actual ant bait works great but I liked the old design better. The adhesive came off the back so I couldn’t stick it in place just had to set it there and hope for the best.

I used it in my car to get rid of some nested ants. I put it in around their path, but it initially it did not work, no ants would go into it. Then I tried to hold it and shove the opening onto an ant, and put liquid directly in front of it. It entered and start drinking, then i put the container back onto their path. I think that cause the chosen ant to go back and leave the pheromone trail that attracted more to come. It worked immediately in a few hours and got rid of all the ants.

I’ve purchased this brand in the past and the liquid was thicker. The liquid in these is so runny. It would spill out when I placed them on completely flat surfaces making a hard to clean mess. I started pouring out some of the Liguria right after opening. I use them for ghost ants or sugar ants which we have been dealing with since we moved into this house 6 years ago. We have a pest guy and he uses the same stuff. I think it’s less effective as well. I used to find ant in a conga line going straight to the product which meant I could easily find where the are coming from. No I just see a random ant stumble upon it and drown instead of taking it back to the nest.

I’ve always used the clear ones but these are less conspicuous and more esthetically for kitchen. Didn’t try to adhere because didn’t need to but I did pour out a little in area I placed the baits because they do not lay completely flat, it sits on top of surface . Works just like the clear ones without having to see the ants inside. Will be ordering more when needed, I can only find the clear ones in stores here.

I woke up one morning and saw tons of tiny odorous ants all over our metal garbage can with foot-activated cover. Apparently they found something they liked in our garbage and had an ant trial going from the garbage can to under the baseboard near the stove. I had never even seen one ant indoors until then. I sprayed Clorox cleaner all over them and wiped them up and took out the garbage. For the next week, I'd see a few crawling around the kitchen counter and continued to spray Clorox all over them and where I thought they were emerging. At the same time, all of a sudden they are in our bathroom just across from the kitchen. I have no idea where they are coming from. I put one of these ant traps near the sink, because I keep seeing them in and around the sink. After several hours, a bunch of them are sucking poison up from the Terro ant bait and I can see that the ants are coming from underneath the light fixture over the bathroom mirror. I moved the trap right next to the light fixture. After a few hours, once the ants re-orient themselves to where the trap has moved to, they start a train to carry the poison from the bait to, I guess, wherever their nest is. This goes on for about a day. Next, no more ants to be seen anywhere. They have left the ant bait and they are not coming from beneath the light fixture anymore. Problem solved, it seems. Edit: The ants came back. They disappeared for two days and them came back in many numbers, still sucking food out of the bait. I hope they die soon. I will update this review if and when they totally disappear. Edit: It is Dec. 27, it seems this product has eliminated the ants in the bathroom. It took about three or four waves of ants over several days, probably about two weeks from when I first wrote this review. Also, we continued to have a big ant problem in the kitchen. I put out two of these traps and again figured out where the ants were coming from. Again, it took about three or four major "ant parties' in the bait to get to the point where we see few if any ants. Today, I see none. So, these work, but you have to be patient and you have to put up with a ton of ants going in and out of the trap for at least a few days and maybe up to two weeks. I suppose it depends on how big the ant colony is.

I have been using Terro Multi-Surface Liquid Ant Baits for some time now. The old design (shown in 1st photo) had a rigid outer plastic 2-color casing. You chose the color you preferred to have exposed, and put the double-sided adhesive foam tape on the wall side. The wall side needed to be the removable side of the tape. These new baits are soft plastic with the adhesive already on them (3rd & 4th photos). Though this may seem like an improvement (you can't accidentally put the non-removable adhesive on the wall side), they are far from it. Because the plastic is soft, the adhesive doesn't lay flat against the wall. Since it cannot do that, the bait trap doesn't stick well to the wall. Plus, the new adhesive isn't foam, which further diminishes the ability for it to have contact with the wall. Lastly, this new adhesive isn't as sticky as the previous, so even when you follow the instructions of holding the trap in place for at least 10 seconds, it still doesn't provide lasting stickiness and falls off. Not only is this unsafe (the toxic to pets liquid can seep out into the surface) but it renders the baits less effective. I am very disappointed and unhappy with this so-called "improvement." I will not be buying these again.

Does not attract ants. They completely ignore the product. Installed in multiple places right next to ant entry and exit locations and along their paths. Not one single ant in, near or on bait pack in 3 days. All walk around it. Waste of good money.

Got rid of ants in a couple of days.

Good

Not effective

I have no idea how this product works. Initially i thought it was useless as ants were passing by it and non of them going inside the bait. But i just left it there for a couple of weeks and strangely enough after 2 weeks there were ZERO ants at my home. Not even one!