Amdro Quick Kill Carpenter Bee, Carpenter Ant & Termite Killer Foam, 18 oz.

Great Product the pesticide that finally rid my porch of carpenter bees!!! My FB post concerning products used: I've been fighting carpenter bees all spring. I tried to get them to move along without killing them, that was a waste of time, so I went the bee spray, death from above route. Here is my evaluation of the four sprays I used... Eliminator; totally useless, carpenter bees will drink it, bath in it, laugh and fly away. Spectracide; better than nothing, will kill carpenter bees if you empty half the can on them. Raid; the black can, sorry no picture, this works really, really well, definitely worth the price. But can be difficult to get it into the bee tunnels depending on their location. Works great if you want to spray the bees in flight. Amdro Quick Kill; absolutely the bomb. Most expensive but it dispenses through an angled straw, so you can reach those difficult tunnels and its an expanding foam, so it fills their tunnel with poison, eliminating the nest. This will be my go too in the future!!!

Easy to use , it gets in the small crevices and works FAST!! I have used this stuff for the past 2 years . i highly recommend it to my neighbors all the time

We used this last year and this is the second year of purchasing. Works great and within three days they were all gone! We used it for the carpenter bees.

Termites dead upon application. Lasting effectiveness remqins to be seen whether it will last padt 3 months is good enough forcme..Remains ti be seen lasting effectiveness.

This aerosol eliminates termites. I have tried other brands and this is the only one that works. Please note, I do use more than 1 application, but that's it.

Works great. Still seeing dead bees weeks after applying

This product is effective for preventing and treating these pests.

I noticed 3 bore holes on the roof beam on my new cabin, so I order this product. I sprayed each hole. Later I noticed another carpenter bee entering the hole. I sprayed in the hole again while the bee was in the hole. In the past 2 weeks, I have sprayed inside the hole numerous times, but the bees continue to enter the holes, so I spray once they enter the hole. This goes on all day. Yesterday, a bee exited the hole, covered in foam; so I covered him with more foam. He fell to the ground and walked away. This product does not kill the bees and it does not deter them from re-entering the holes. I might as well be spraying whipped cream in the holes. Unfortunately, I bought 2 can of this WORTHLESS JUNK! I will probably return them. I hope that I can.

Didn't work!! I used it several times on my deck where I would see the carpenter bees chipping away at my deck ...I sprayed and repeated several times...IT Didn't work! A waste of money. I bought two cans...so frustrated!

This expanding foam didn't expand nowhere near enuf. I sprayed it in the bee hole AFTER the bee flew in. I sprayed until it started running out of the hole. When it started clearing up, I sprayed it again. 45 mins later the bee flew out. I bought a carpenter bee trap and trapped the bee within 12 hours. I have enjoyed have a dive bombing free porch all summer.