Terro T334B Liquid Ant Baits Indoor - Terro Ant Trap and Bait Stations - Liquid Traps

If you're like me, there's really only ONE question you're asking: DOES WORK? It's easy to put it on the box, but does it REALLY work as advertised? Are the reviews real? We just bought a home in Maryland and within hours of moving in, hundreds of "neighbors" showed up in the kitchen. I wanted to be a good host and put out these delicious traps. I wondered, for maybe 15 or 20 minutes tops, if the ants would be attracted to it. See the pictures attached.

Work like a charm! I put them under or behind places where they can’t be seen or touched by kids and pets. Haven’t seen a single ant since the second day.The tabs are a little tricky to get off, but I would buy them again and again for their effectiveness.

Every summer we deal with ants, but this year's have been off the charts! They're everywhere, these tiny sugar ants. They spring up in the kitchen, and then they're swarming out of the baseboards near the front door, and next thing I know they're upstairs, in the bathroom! The heck?In previous years, I've been able to ward them off naturally by mixing a homemade thing I got off the internet and while it's messy, it's worked for me. This year I had to go deeper. Peppermint spray worked until it dried, so I could spray the kitchen, then make breakfast in peace, but come dinnertime, they were back! Same with lemon essential oil.Finally in a fit of irritation, I ordered some spray that is supposed to be safe indoors, and it is effective where I have used it...but I can't spray that stuff in the food prep areas of the kitchen! So I came back to Amazon--again--and entered "pet safe ant killer for kitchen." Up popped these little traps. Hey, that isn't messy, and it keeps the chemicals away from the food. Good deal. So I bought some. And although I have NOT seen the stream of ants that the packaging suggested, eagerly diving into the poison so they could take its delicious toxins back to the colony, I have seen fewer ants. Every time I think I have it solved, it turns out there's yet another colony; this time it's the living room baseboards. So I went ahead and stuck one of these things on a baseboard. I'd tried putting it up high on the window, out of reach of our dog, but the ants didn't seem to want it bad enough to climb up there and get it, so I stuck it down lower.Here's the thing. If your dog is a small critter with tiny jaws, or if you have one or more cats, you're probably okay. Likewise if you have a sedentary pet that isn't real curious and likes to just lay around, no worries. But if you have a very curious, very active animal with strong jaws and a powerful prey drive--which means they are motivated by scent more than by what their owner tells them to do--then you've gotta hide these things but good.I had just concluded that the baseboard might not be secure and was about to move the trap underneath the recliner, when I spotted what was left of it in the dog's bed. Ox, the Oversized Beagle Pup, technically no longer a puppy, but still active and ambitious, had made a snack of it. All of the toxins were out of the plastic, and they were inside of the dog. A trip through the internet told me that one trap would not kill him, but that diarrhea would likely be in his future (and mine!) Happily, he let me know when it was time, and I got the door open with about five seconds to spare. So...if you have pets that might compromise the casing of the traps, or crawling babies that put everything in their mouths, be really careful about where you put these traps. I'm glad it didn't turn out worse than it did.

Terro is the only brand that eliminates the type of ants we get.

These are difficult to operate. You have to cut open the plastic part to expose the bait, but you can’t fit scissors in to do that (the opening is too small). The bait sprayed everywhere when I tried to cut it.

The product has an "Improved Design so more ants enter," but it is NOT durable and did not attract ants the way it did in the past. These new multisurface traps are not the same. The new design has only a flimsy white plastic case. The old design had the hard case plastic that had one white side and one brown side. The previous design, which is currently what is pictured on the item page, is much more sturdy and blends in with furniture because you can choose which side is showing. The new design would absolutely flatten if stepped on. Most importantly, I didn't see any ants enter the trap. I dumped out some of the liquid bait in the hopes that the ants would find it and they eventually did. But, it made a huge mess and was a sticky mess to scrape and was hard clean off of my floor. I contacted Amazon for a replacement hoping that it was an error and they resent the SAME updated design which was really frustrating. I really wish I had just asked for a refund. I will have to find a new go-to ant trap because this new design is not an improvement.

I have a unreasonable revulsion to ants. All ants. Big ants, small ants, black ants, red ants. My ant problem started long ago. I have sprayed them, poured boiling water on them, etc,etc. Caused quite a dust up in a historical hotel in Italy on our honeymoon (Still married!) Moved to Florida (bug central) omg. Won't burden this with the rest of this part. Let's just say there was no product I didn't try, no suggestion I rejected. Reached the end of my rope. Found these. Followed the instructions. Tucked them in the corner and walked away. Was not convinced or hopeful. WOW!! WAS I WRONG!! The next morning there were A LOT of little bugs with their legs pointing up.YAY!

They changed the model and haven’t updated their photos however the product is still wonderful. Only a couple days and the ants are gone completely! Sticky tabs work fine if you peel both sides.