Terro 2 oz Liquid Ant Killer Pack of 12 T200-12

Works like a charm

Want to get rid of a whole bunch of sugar ants? (Those ga-zillion of teeny weeny ants that go marching through your kitchen looking for water or anything sweet, like honey?) Buy this stuff. Use as directed. No more ants. Boom.

Terro ant killer comes in many options to apply indoors and out. All of them are easy, low profile, safe and most importantly, effective. I purchase this for our home and also work. This stuff handles ant season with ease. One drop attracts the ants, they take it home and it kills the whole nest within two or three days. I’ve purchased it for several years. I don’t use anything else, it’s that good.

We have an ongoing issue with small black ants in the house as do our neighbors. Terro has been the best product I've found. It does take a few days to work and it's not a permanent solution (not sure if there is one) nor does it provide an 'instant' kill (flea spray will do that if you want that). The ants will show up, typically in the kitchen or our on-suite bathroom and I'll deploy the Terro on small squares of aluminum foil, adding more as needed. They love it (eat my children, eat). Typically in a few days the ants are gone and won't show up again for a few months before the next wave. The store I usually get the small bottles at was out so I went online. The product through Amazon works out to be cheaper at about twice as much of the product for a given cost. The only negative downside was that all 12 bottles showed some amount of leakage. Typically, the amount that leaked wasn't enough to reduce the level in the bottle except for 2 of the 12 which were down a bit into the neck but still not much of the total volume. The leakage wasn't enough that I would have asked for the product to be replace. Warm water cleaned up the bottles with no issue but I have no idea what caused them all to leak. They may have been air shipped at one point and exposed to low pressures.

I've been using Terro of years. You just place it where see an ant in your home, and they do the rest. They can't resist it, they go back and bring all the workers to come help carry it back to the nest, and usually within a day (sometimes it take two) there's not an ant to be found. The photo I'm submitting shows how many are loading up on it a half hour after I saw two ants behind the sink faucets.