Raid Ant Killer Baits, For Household Use, Kills the Colony, Kills Ants for 3 Months, Child Resistant, 4 Count

It takes about 2 weeks and not one sugar ant left! I would definitely recommend these to get rid of pesky sugar ants!

These baits start working within hours and usually wipe out the problem in a day or two. I like that they’re child-resistant and mess-free. Just place and wait. I always keep a few on hand for spring and summer.

I purchased this ant bait station hoping it would help with my ant problem, but unfortunately, it was a complete disappointment. Despite placing the station directly in the middle of an active ant trail, the ants simply avoided it. I tried multiple times in different locations, even leaving it out for several days, but not a single ant entered the station.It seems like the product is either defective or expired because the ants had absolutely no interest in it. In comparison, I used other products like Toro ant bait and Combat Max, and the ants immediately went for those. With this bait station, however, there was no response at all – no ants going inside, and no bait consumed.Interestingly, someone else had told me that this product was ineffective and didn't work at all, yet I (foolishly) tried it anyway.Given my experience with alternative products that worked well, I can confidently say that these bait stations are not worth it. Save your time and frustration and try a more reliable product. Try Toro it works great.

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It took a few weeks for the ants to stop coming in the house

I have used these traps for years and always found they worked very well; however, this time they were ineffective. I'm not sure if they were too old and the active ingredient was no longer able to kill the colony but it seemed more ants kept coming. I recently ordered another smaller box to try at a later time as I have fur babies and cannot use any toxic sprays.

These raid ant bait work great! Kill all the ants!

Occasionally we get a steady stream of ants that somehow find their way into our kitchen through a window. For the life if me I haven’t been able to figure out how they do it, but these are very tiny ants. The first time I see one of those little guys I put out a new Raid Ant Bait on my windowsill. These things really work! I always have some under my sink in the kitchen.