TERRO Liquid Ant Killer Bait Stations, 18-Count, Indoor Ant Traps, T300-3SR

Besides spiders, there's no other bug I hate more than ants. I grew up in a house that was constantly getting infested so when I recently discovered ants in our bedroom, I had a meltdown. It started with two random ants, then five, then twenty until I took a closer and found multiple paths along the baseboards behind our furniture and in the carpet of our room. I was devastated. I was desperate for any solution I could find to kill them and this product was the top result. The reviews gave me a huge sense of hope and the price was neither too high or too low, so I ordered these traps and they were delivered the next day. When I received them I immediately got to work and set four traps down—two in one corner of the room, two in the adjacent corner of the same wall—and I kid you not I left the room for five minutes and when I came back in there was an entire ARMY of those suckers feasting on the traps. I was disgusted by how many ants I was seeing as I checked on the traps every few hours, but the reviews and product label say that's normal. We grabbed a few things and stayed in another room for a few nights to let the traps do their thing. Almost two weeks later two of the traps are full of dead ants, there's dead ants along the baseboard, around the traps, and we've only spotted maybe five ants total in the last five days. I don't think I've ever been so excited and relieved to see a product like this work its magic. My only hope is that the rest of the ant colony are dying out wherever they are so that they won't come back. This product worked fast, there wasn't any scent that I could detect from the baits, and you get great results for a small price. The ONLY tip I can give when placing the traps is to put a piece of cardboard/plastic underneath the traps as the traps tend to leak. I read about that in the reviews so it was the first thing I did when getting ready to place them. No matter how carefully I cut the tip of the traps with scissors, the solution still tends to leak out somehow, but you shouldn't have to worry about messes so long as you put something underneath. Other than that, this product worked great. Highly recommend.

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If you are dealing with a sudden invasion of sugar ants or common household ants, these Terro T300B Liquid Bait Stations are hands-down the most effective solution on the market. They take the guesswork out of pest control and deliver results that sprays simply cannot match. The design is brilliantly simple and entirely mess-free. Each station features a pre-filled reservoir of sweet liquid bait powered by a borax active ingredient, sealed perfectly with a convenient, twist-off tab—no scissors or handling of chemicals required. Once you snap the tab and place a station label-side up directly along an ant trail, behind an appliance, or near an entry point, the results are immediate. The magic lies in how the bait operates. It is strategically engineered as a slow-acting formula. Foraging worker ants are instantly drawn to the sweet liquid, consume it, and successfully carry it back to share with the rest of the nest. While you will see an initial surge of ant activity around the trap on day one, this means it is working exactly as intended. Within a few days, the population plummets, and complete colony elimination is routinely achieved in under two weeks. It is an incredibly reliable, low-effort product that provides total peace of mind.

Attracts those tiny little ants that find their way into my home. Sometimes it works well, sometimes not so well. Seems like I have to put out fresh ones with changes in the weather (I also dust around areas outside where it appears they come in and that product seems to get washed away, so I get a surge of ants after a rain.) I like that it is clear plastic, so I can see when its trapping ants, though I thought the ants were supposed to carry the borax back to the home-base, not die in the trap. I hate killing ants (bad karma - I could end up as an ant in the next life). But I really don't want to share my house with them or have them crawling on me either.

I very rarely write reviews which is kind of stupid because I usually read reviews prior to getting certain products. Therefore I guess I will start now, hoping I can help someone decide wether or not this product is for them. Before you read this long review I want to let you know this is the BEST product I have ever used. Before I tell you about how AMAZING this product was I will tell you what kind of Ant 🐜 problem I had. Maybe someone can relate. I have a parrot and he is in a room that is near a window. With all the different types of food he eats and with the warmer weather that we started having in my area (NJ) I started seeing ants outside. That’s when I started seeing some ants coming in from the bottom left corner of the frame of our window. I have never had an ant issue with the 17 years I live hear. Even having my parrot and all the amounts of food he eats. For some reason last year during the spring time is when I saw these crazy little annoying bugs come in my house. These ants seemed to be a different type of ant. One I have never seen before. They were small but the minute you go near them they would run away or scatter away super fast. I have an exterminator on my block and he told us they were sugar ants. What the hell is a sugar ant? Lol. Well I was told that these ants hide out in your shower and in the kitchen because of the sugary foods around. Why are they found in a bathroom is beyond me. But I looked it up after what he said and everything he told us was what I read on line about “sugar ants”. I mentioned that last year I had this problem and they were found behind the faucet in our shower. That’s another story. Anyway, before having an exterminator come into my house, I figured I would try to resolve the problem myself. So before buying this “AMAZING PRODUCT”, I purchased all the “Raid” products that come in the square plastic containers. The ones that come in white or grey containers. I put the Raid traps by the window and where else I thought they might come in. I actually tried the mixture of vinegar, sugar and water concoction that was told on line to use for these ants. But nothing worked. I doubt an ant even went to these traps because near my window they would go around those traps. I was getting frustrated because I skeeve bugs. And I was afraid of an exterminator coming in with my parrot living here. I wasn’t taken that chance of him dying with the chemicals. Anyway after coming to a dead end with the Raid traps I began reading and reading on so many products just to find a worthy product. That’s when I came across this product. It was very different than the normal products that are used to kill ants. So I figured why not, let me give it a try. I received my order really fast and was anxious to use them. After reading all the directions these baits were very easy to use. It comes in a thick clear rectangular container. To open it, it Reccomended to hold it up right and twist off the plastic top until it snaps off. It was a little tough for me to snap off the top like it says on the package. Therefore I used a pair of scissors to open the trap. Word of advise, if you need a pair of scissors to open your product, just make sure to keep the trap upright so the liquid doesn’t pour out. After opening the trap, I then placed this trap about 3-4 inches away from the bottom corner of the window. Right where I saw the ants coming in. They scurried away from me at first, but the minute I put this trap down it was shocking!! No joke. I was shocked to see all these ants go running toward the opening of this trap. The trap actually attracted more ants to come out of hiding to eat this food (crazy). I actually spilt a little bit on my windowsill and some ran to that and got stuck. But what was amazing to me was after I put the trap down and watching these ants go to it, it was shocking to see them run right back out of the corner of the windowsill. It was crazy. I just watched for a few minutes and to see them either get trapped inside the trap or grab some of the food in the trap and run back outside or wherever they came from. And by the end of the day they were gone. It’s about 2 weeks now since I only used one trap and I have yet to see another NASTY ANT!! Wahooo!!!! They are gone. This product is BY FAR THE BEST ANT PRODUCT I HAVE EVER USED IN MY LIFE!! This is noooo joke. Therefore you can count on me to continue to purchase and use this product for any ant problem that might arise again. I will never buy a different type of ant trap again. No matter how popular people feel the “Raid” products might be. The sprays are only wonderful for the outdoors but for the inside the “Raid” products are definitely not as effective as this product is. I actually gave my neighbor 2 traps and after a day or two they were gone by him as well. These traps are crazy how wonderful they work. I swear by this product and I know if you purchase these traps you will too. I will never buy another kind of ant traps again. These are the BEST kind of ant traps on the market by far!!! And mind you, I AM NOT making any kind of commission from this company for this product review. I am just sooo happy my ant issue is gone for now. Sooo, if you want to get rid of these annoying, nasty bugs “FAST,” then purchase these traps. And I promise you, you will be so happy you did.

The TERRO Liquid Ant Killer Bait Stations worked exactly as expected and made a noticeable difference within a few days. At first, I saw more ants gathering around the bait, but that's part of the process as they carry the liquid back to the nest. Before long, the ant activity dropped dramatically, and the problem was gone. The bait stations are easy to set up, and I like that they help eliminate the entire colony by targeting the queen instead of just killing the ants you see. The compact design makes them easy to place along baseboards, under sinks, or anywhere ants tend to travel. The 12-pack offers excellent value, especially if you need to treat multiple areas of your home. Overall, this is an effective, easy to use solution for indoor ant problems, and I would definitely recommend it to anyone dealing with a household ant infestation.

I live in Texas. I had a Florida Carpenter Ant (red head, black body) infestation for about a month, and this was one of the first baits I ordered. This stuff works very nicely. My only complaint is that the "tearable tabs" are terrible. You will probably need to use scissors to get them open. Ants WILL take this bait if they have no other methods of obtaining moisture. I am not certain if this bait was 100% killing the ants, but it was at least making them extremely sluggish (Carpenter ants are TOUGH). I had to start using the other 2 DIY baits listed below before ant activity completely ceased. Most effective baits I used to get rid of my infestation: TERRO T300B Liquid Ant Killer, 12 Bait Stations (make sure you have scissors to open these, the tabs suck) DIY - Mix Powdered Sugar with Baking Soda, put it in a baggie or a lid DIY - Mix Borax (1.5 tablespoons), Warm Water (1.5 cups), and either sugar (0.5 cup) or some peanut butter. Mix well, and then soak a cotton ball into the mixture. ^for this one, I used peanut butter, since I had already set up the baking soda/sugar trap. For all of these traps, you are going to want to place them somewhere near the entrance of where the ants are coming from, out of reach from pets and children. After a few hours, you should start seeing more of them show up. This is because they are hastily working to bring the "food" that they found an abundance of back to their nest. Don't mess with the traps or squish the ants once they start doing this, they are delivering poison to the nest. You can continue killing the ones that are not collecting the bait (e.g. ones that are just wandering around your house--they are either lost or scouting, no reason to keep them alive). Just make sure you throw the dead ants away, so that they don't attract more ants over with their pheromones. If there are locations the ants are falling from, I'd recommend mixing water with dish soap in a (preferably) rectangular bowl with skinny edges, and then placing that under the drop point. This mixture will paralyze the ants and drown them as soon as they touch it. You NEED to use soap--carpenter ants are very good swimmers if the water is not tainted (Dish soap is toxic if ingested, so do not let pets or children near this mixture either). Ants change their mind on what they want to eat every so often, so I'd recommend using all 3 of the baits I listed if you want to get rid of them as fast as possible. If they are not taking any of the 3 baits, there are 2 possibilities: 1) It might be a bad time of the day for them--ants are generally most active at night, and early in the morning; or 2) They are in their mating cycle and have no interest in eating anything. The only advice I can give you for this is, just leave the traps where you had them and wait for them to finish the cycle. If you see winged ants, SQUISH THEM. They are breeders, and they do not collect food. One last piece of advice: Carpenter ants make satellite nests. Their main nest is most likely not in your house--there is a good chance that it is in rotting wood (trees/logs), or in the dirt somewhere near your home's perimeter. Because of this, I'd also recommend looking for an insecticide spray that you can apply to the perimeter. I used "Spectracide Terminate Termite & Carpenter Ant Killer", and while it does work, I would suggest looking for a different one. Its spray pump is VERY annoying to use, and it is electronic, so there is no getting around its tediousness. Just make sure you read up on the insecticide's proper usage before applying it (most of the companies will have a website for this). I hope you found my advice helpful. It took me over a month to get rid of my infestation, since I initially had no clue what I was doing, and was just blindly ordering baits. I felt hopeless, and eventually I called 3 different exterminators... they all tried to get me to do a 1-year "maintenance" contract with no alternatives (over $700!). I spent about $95 trying to get rid of these things by myself. Over half of that money went towards useless bait that they did not care for. If you follow my advice, you will probably be spending under $50. Good luck!

These baits come in pre-filled clear plastic stations. You snap off the top and place them flat where ants are active. The sweet liquid (containing borax as the active ingredient) attracts foraging ants quickly often within hours. Ants carry it back to the colony, sharing it with the queen and others. This slow-acting poison disrupts their digestive system, eventually killing the colony rather than just the visible workers. My problem was in the kitchen. I saw large, black carpenter ants everywhere. I tried the DYI sugar and baking soda remedy, but this had no effect. I even tried the square shaped ant hotels with little to no results. However, within just hours of placing the Terro Ant Killer Stations on the kitchen floor, I saw ants feeding on the liquid inside the plastic containers. Days later, there were no more ants. It’s been about a month, and I still haven’t seen any. Terro’s liquid format stays moist and appealing to ants longer, which helps with the “trojan horse” colony elimination. My exterminator says he uses the same (or very similar) liquid borax-based bait. Terro even has professional versions (PCO line), and pros often rely on baits for colony control alongside other tools. One word of caution if you have pets… place the baits out of reach (under appliances, in cabinets, or elevated spots ants can access but pets can’t. Borax is low-toxicity to mammals compared to many pesticides, but ingestion of a full station could cause upset stomach or worse in dogs and cats. Keep the product handy in case of accidental exposure and consult a vet. Bottom line… I highly recommend for most indoor ant issues based on my success and ease of use. It’s affordable, low-mess, and targets the root problem.

Works well

Good one and useful

It works!

Sooo much better than combat. This stuff really really works

It is on the expensive side but is still very effective