Hot Shot MaxAttrax Ant Bait, 4 Count, 12 Pack

Does what it says!Ants go in, Take poison back to Their Queen and Party OVER!this May into June my Kitchen was overrun with Pesky Annoying Ants.They were on the Walls, on the table, on the Sink and even on the Refrigerator.Tried an inferior Brand of Ant traps that did absolutely NOTHING so I went to my Go to for everything, Trusty Dependable Amazon and bought THESE Ant traps and guess what?In about a Week the Ants were completely GONE!Finally a Product that Does what it says it's going to do.I would Highly recommend these as they just WORK!

I was skeptical at first, but Hot Shot Any Bait seriously delivers. I’ve had trouble getting mice to take the bait in my traps, but just a small dab of this and it’s like flipping a switch—they're instantly interested.The scent is strong (in a good way for bait), and it works with both snap traps and live traps. I’ve seen a huge difference in how quickly the traps get results after adding this. Easy to use, no mess, and one bottle lasts a long time.If you're tired of untouched traps, this stuff will change the game!✅ Pros:Attracts rodents fastEasy to applyWorks with all types of trapsLong-lasting formula

I'd bought these sometime last year. Honestly? At the time I was waiting days and days and ended up using a spray can - the ants were moving around the bait and I was getting frustrated. Winter came round, ants went to sleep. Springtime is here, come round the ants again. One evening a little over a week ago, I saw I still had some from my last purchase. I set one down right in their path, hundreds upon hundreds. I went inside and let it be. The next morning? All dead. Nothing. Couldn't believe it. Must have been twelve hours.Four days ago, different spot, hundreds upon hundreds of ants. I still have some bait, set two down on two different paths. Next day? The ants are moving around each of them like something out of a cartoon where I'm the jerk impeding on the ants' day. I put each back in their paths again, same thing; ants were moving around each bait the next day. Same thing happened yesterday. Today? All. Gone. As if they never existed.These suckers work, with patience and luck. Last year I'm not sure which I lacked, maybe both, but this year they're doing me just fine.

Put these ant traps on a very active ant trail in my pantry. Nothing seemed to happen for a couple of days. Same number of ants seemed to be flowing through. Then on the 3rd or 4th day suddenly there were only a very few ants. And now none. So this stuff seems to work. It just seems to take a few days to have an effect.

Been using these for about 20 years. I’d tried other brands, well known names like combat and such, with moderate success, but,I was living near Seattle and got invaded those pesky little buggers that bite and Hurt You! Went to the store and grabbed these, within an hour or 2, the stream of ants on my bathroom sink was noticeably reduced, by the next morning, they were gone. So, now, every year, when I see the first ants of ant season, I toss some of these out and they’ve never failed me. The deal is, the army ants grab some of the poison and bring it back for the queen and BAM it kills off the colony.Of course it helps to not have trash and food debris lying around— but that’s a good idea anyway. ( Pic is just to have a pic,,,,, though I think I’ve had ants kinda like these,,, I think. )

I put out one trap for a day and kept an eye on it. Before evening it was covered with dead ants on, in and outside of it. Next morning and all day long didn't see any ant movement. Seems to be a really great product.

Not sure these are doing the job, still see some ants around, but worth a try for the price, I guess. Says they can go indoor and outdoor, but the ones I put just outside the door, on the steps, seem to have attracted some kind of animal that chewed through them, so outdoors seems like it will only work if they can be put in an area where anything larger than a bug can't get to them. Hard to tell if they are still going strong or need to be replaced with the indoor ones, since they're not transparent. Easy to use indoors, but cats will try to play with them... so again, need to be in a cat-inaccessible location. I would assume dogs would do this, too.

They seemed to work. With no stickines. They don't have the residue clean up like the liquid liquid. I usually make my own, but didn't have the boric acid. They certainly are the easiest. If you don't like the way they look put a sticker on them to help them look nicer, I just wrote the date, but my friends have put stickers on them.