They generally work
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024 | Rating: 4/5 | Best Sellers in Patio, Lawn & Garden
i had a sugar ant  and occasionally a larger ant  invasion in the spring and part of the summer  i found one of the sugar ant trails but not the larger ant trail and placed these traps in what i considered workable positions  not all ants will go inside but apparently enough did and returned to their home since the invasion halted  i still see the occasional ant but basically these traps workedthe only cons you need to snip and not try to rip open the ends  the liquid can explode out from jerking the end off and you have to thoroughly clean the poison off of yourself and any surfaces it did or may have touched i have cats so have to place these in locations on the ant trail where the cats wont bump or push them  i dont want risk this poison getting on their paws  ive used diy petfriendly ant killers but they dont work as well as terro be careful to tip the open end up when picking these up or moving them because its possible that the liquid will spill outall in all these seem to work