Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: Okay, I put these out on Saturday.I have only seen ants in one room, two days ago I didn't see any ants, now I see a few more scurrying about.Normal?
Document: A few weeks ago our bathroom sink had an ant convention. One day life was normal; the next bus loads of ants were crawling out of the door frame, up the wall and around the sink. Fortunately I had these ant baits in my inventory. I opened two and put one on the sink and one on the floor near their entry point.
What surprised me most was when I went downstairs in the laundry room and saw a few hundred dead ants all over the floor! I only put those two baits upstairs! I was vacuuming up ant bodies for a few days.Now ever since then I have not seen even one ant and it has been six weeks! This is the best stuff I have used and I would recommend it to anyone with an indoor ant problem.
All the ants went in the trap/bait and drank everything and went back to there nest. I followed all the instructions and didn't move the baits at all. My room is pretty small and I used all 3 traps the first day and another 3 two days later. Its been four days but I still see ants! Two years ago I had an ant problem as well and I used the HotShot brand ant baits I only needed to use 1 and the ant problem was gone for almost two years.
Then nothing.My office had summer ants coming into my office. It was getting bad enough that my packed lunches were no longer safe. I placed one two days ago and today - no more ants to be seen anywhere.It remains to be seen if the infestation is gone, if the ants rerouted, or if they will return.
I just received my two packages a few hours ago and set them up as soon as they arrived. After leaving the house for a little less than three hours, I come back to see every one of the baits full to the brim with the little buggers. I even had to put out more because they were so clogged with ants.
As I write this, there is a line of carpenter ants making their way to/from one of the traps I purchased. I had almost given up on ant baits, but whatever is in this seems to really work. I began to lose hope after leaving the trap out for two days with no ants touching it. Then, tonight, I came into my room to see a bloody line of the things going nuts over the bait.
I just put out the traps last night after ordering them a while ago. The recent heat wave I figure has sent the ants scrambling inside. I noticed several ants on Friday afternoon and immediately placed the traps in my office where the ants were. I placed traps on piece of white computer paper because I have dark hardwood flooring throughout the house and it is hard to see the ants. I then left the room with the traps set and placed a few drops on the computer paper.
Product arrived on a Friday and I set up baits around 1:00 am on Saturday morning. When I woke up around 9 am the next morning the ants were already swarming over one of the baits in the kitchen. 24 hours later and ants are all gone. Have only seen one ant in the last 10 days since setting these up and that was a couple days after. None since.
We have a lot of ants in our house in the summer. It's an old house and I assume they've been coming here for a long time.As transplants to Ohio, we were originally quite overwhelmed by them but then we were recommended Terro liquid any traps and they work like gangbusters. They eradicate normal ants in no more than two or three days.Unfortunately, they don't do carpenter ants (which we occasionally see too). But for typical ants, these traps work wonders.Highly recommend.
That was two days ago. We have seen a few ants since then but the traps are still out and I assume they will take care of those few renegades that are left.
Answer: yes