TERRO 2 lb. Ant Bait Plus

This stuff worked great on a carpenter ant infestation I had but it took a couple weeks. I ordered this product and applied it about a week after I first noticed carpenter ants hanging out around the corner of my house. For the first week it seemed like issue was getting worse then I started noticing more dead ants than live ones. After about 2 weeks I'd only see a random ant here or there now I haven't seen a single ant in my house for a couple days and virtually none outside. It works great but the effects aren't immediate like some sprays might be. It purposefully kills the ants slowly so they have time to share the bait throughout the colony so if you don't see results after a couple days just be patient.

As a homeowner who prioritizes maintaining a pest-free environment, I have found the TERRO T2600 Perimeter Ant Bait Plus to be an exceptional solution for managing various pests around my property. One of the key advantages of this product is its comprehensive effectiveness. It not only attracts and kills ants but also targets a wide range of other pests including carpenter ants, roaches, crickets, earwigs, silverfish, slugs, and snails. This all-in-one approach simplifies pest control, as I no longer need multiple products for different types of pests. The application process is straightforward and user-friendly. The 2-pound container provides ample bait for creating a protective barrier around the perimeter of my home. I appreciate that the granules are easy to distribute evenly, ensuring thorough coverage and maximizing effectiveness. What impresses me most is the quick and long-lasting results. Within days of application, I noticed a significant reduction in pest activity. The bait's attractant formula effectively draws pests in, while the active ingredients work efficiently to eliminate them. This dual action ensures both immediate and extended pest control. The TERRO T2600 Perimeter Ant Bait Plus has proven to be particularly effective against ants, which were a persistent problem in my yard and occasionally made their way into the house. Since using this product, I have seen a dramatic decrease in ant trails and infestations. Additionally, the product's versatility in targeting multiple pests makes it a cost-effective and practical choice for comprehensive outdoor pest management. Its durability and resistance to weather conditions also mean that I don't need to reapply frequently, saving both time and effort. In summary, the TERRO T2600 Perimeter Ant Bait Plus is a high-performance pest control solution that delivers on its promises. Its ease of use, effectiveness across a broad spectrum of pests, and long-lasting results make it an invaluable addition to my home maintenance routine. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a reliable and efficient outdoor pest control product.

I was having a problem with "Allegheny mound ant" or at least that's what I think they were/are. These ants built a home right at the bottom of my front steps. They are very quick and aggressive ants that love to bite. I made the mistake of going out to change the hummingbird feeder a couple hours after the grass was cut. Every time we cut the grass we destroy the mound these ants make pissing them off, on top of that where I stand for the feeder is right on one of there main paths. My flipflopped feet were no match for thousands of pissed off mound ants. Normally we don't worry about ants and just leave them alone but these ants are very aggressive. They remind me a bit of fire ants so I decided I needed to get rid of these little jerks for everyone's safety, which led me here. As soon as I got this ant bait I sprinkled a large amount of it around their mound and their two main trails. When I checked back a couple days later I did see a decrease in numbers but they were still visibly active. I wasn't sure if their lowered numbers was because they weren't mad anymore or if they were dieing. Allot of the bait was gone so I gave them more just to be safe. After a few more days they again were still there but in even smaller numbers. The most promising sign to me was I saw a small black ant roaming around the perimeter of the mound in between the much larger mound ants. There is no way a small black ant from an enemy nest would have been able to get that close to the mound before. I didn't add any more bait this time I just hoped that the queen at least was already dead plus I didn't want that black ant to take the bait home. It took a couple of weeks before all activity of the mound ants were gone. I can't actually say for sure if the ants are dead or if they moved but their slowly lowering number of visible ants makes me think that this bait did its job. Thank you Terro. I'm now off the refill the hummingbird feeder with peace of mind that I am not going to be attacked again and can go back to enjoying watching these fascinating little birds.