Terro T901-2 Ant Killer Plus Insect Control 3lb bags (2-Pack)

The stuff works. very effective. Just use common sense when using.

Haven’t seen any ants since putting this out. Easy open bags and easy to spread.

This stuff seems to do a good job . I actually spent some time last night in an area I spread the granuals in and noticed I wasn't being bothered with mosquitoes even . So if it gets rid of them it's made a buyer out of me . I have also had pretty good luck in getting rid of ants in and outside of the house and my truck as well . I don't understand why the ants love my trucks so much, there's nothing in there for them but set up a couple of the little clear liquid baits and ants 🐜 will be gone in a few days, even in the trucks that just sit and are not driven. The house ants are a little more tough to rid, but I have seen this product line in action and the only ones I haven't cared much about are the little green ones I put on the wall of my shed . The tape used gets hot and the traps fall off the wall. I'm already very much a repeat customer and will continue to purchase as long as they work. It also doesn't seem to take a long time to get them from Amazon.

Easy to use, seals back well. Good for many more insects, not just ants. Enlarge the label online to see. Very effective. good value too!

I spread it last year and a worked but this year I am on bag 2 and I see more than usual. Not sure if I got an old pack but check dates before using

Who doesn't have an ant problem at one point or another? Terro is one of those "wow" products that is cheap and easy to use. This granular or the liquid work awesome and are so simple. Sprinkle this stuff on and around the problem the problem disappears. That simple. I sprinkle it around my foundation every spring and hit the ant hills in and around the yard. No worries about the pets. Several friends have asked me about exterminators but I always point to Terro and they thank me later.

Used this around the yard and it definitely reduced the ant problem after a few days. It’s easy to spread and covers a good area. Just be patient it takes a little time to see full results.

Once Upon A Time... ...we had moisture / odorous house ant issues--horribly. Every spring, summer, fall, and--sometimes--winter, they would sneak in and launch full-scale attacks on kitchen cupboards, toasters, the canning room...and candy stashed by children in dresser drawers. This, in turn, launched full scale attacks by yours truly. But, no matter how many I squashed, how well I cleaned, or how many air-tight food containers I bought, they continued. Eventually, my husband discovered the following products, which I started using in my war on ants: 1) I sprinkle this around the perimeter of our house--https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E4GACGS/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 2) I leave these ant baits anywhere I see the ants: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E4GACB8/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 3) If you want to get really creative, you can write messages to them or yourself with this product on your front walk. If you have enough ants, you'll be able to see the words from twenty feet away when they cover the stuff with their black little bodies: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015031R8/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I believe #2 and #3 are just Borax-laced sugar. The ants take it back to the nest and 'feed' the younger ones and queen. If you can nail them in the early spring, when their queen awakes from her long winter's nap and births the newbies, you can take out quite a few...ideally, the colony. The goal for me was the colony, with everything else being maintenance. I still have ants around the yard--they do good things too, so I let the non-home intruders be. My dog and cat don't care about either product at all. These products aren't harsh chemicals that I would prefer aren't sprayed in and around my home, or anywhere near my garden. The other important thing I learned, was not to 'mess with' their line into and out of the house or in outdoor areas near the house. If you do, it messes up their scent trail and they end up scattered....everywhere. If you can stand to let them be, they will continue in single-file lines (for the most part...except a few explorers) to and from your ant baits. Within a day, perhaps two, they'll disappear completely. Poor little suckers. Within about 3.5 weeks though, you will probably see the next batch of pretty tiny little guys out scouring for food. They'll usually travel a similar line, so I just leave the ant baits in place. This year, at long last, I did not have any ants inside. The End