Combat Max 2 in 1 Ant Bait Station, 4 Count

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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.

Works perfect

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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 bought this last year and it worked like a charm. So when the ant invasion began I looked at my local market and Target for these but only found the white little ant traps and I bought those first. NOPE! The ants don't even go in those at all. They walk around them. With this product the ants die even as they're walking away. I wish they would sell these in a single pod. These are double with the liquid and solid chambers. But, I've never noticed ants going in for the solid bait. They are instantly attracted to the gel. I've been putting these in the kitchen, bedroom and restroom. They last for about 1-2 months and then the gel seems to dry up. Easy to use, you just need to pop off the plastic part. I put the plastic pod on the edge of the kitchen table so that I can break it off. You do need to push pretty hard if you're a lady.