Raid Ant Baits III 0.24 oz (8 Ct)
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- UPC:
- 00046500767210
- Walmart SKU:
- 113057540
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.0/5 from 90 reviews.
For the first time ever, I had terrible trouble with tiny ants this year. They were relentless in finding even a tiny residual bit of food on washed items - and nearly every day one would find its way up my leg and sting me! I tried multiple home remedies from the web and even tried Raid's regular ant baits. Many things decreased the onslaught, but nothing stopped it. Within three days of putting out one of these traps, problem solved.
I use these Raid ant motels in my car. My car sits under the trees and the goo from the trees attracts ants into my car and they pile up eggs every couple of weeks. The Raid ant motels work well. All I know is that now when I get into my car I'm not covered by brownie ants.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] At first it looked like I invited every ant in the neighborhood over for a party, but a few days later... silence. They're gone, at least for now. I did use these in conjunction with several other Raid products.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These traps worked very nicely. I like that I was able to just leave them there and let it do its job without fear of my dog getting into it. Placing it is easy and doesn't take up much room, so that's a huge plus for my house!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently tried the Raid Max Liquid Ant Baits because I was dealing with a frustrating ant problem in my kitchen. At first, I was a little skeptical, but I have to say, I was impressed — within a few hours, I started seeing fewer ants, and by the next day, they were almost completely gone. What I really liked was how easy the bait stations were to use. You just pop them out and place them wherever the ants are active — no mess, no weird smell, and they're small enough to tuck out of sight. I put a few near the sink and behind the trash can, and the ants were definitely interested.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was so excited to try out these raid Ant bait traps 4 pack which was made for indoor use and is child resistant. I have a rental property that I am fixing back up to list again after the last tenants left. They left behind an infestation of bugs and so I thought this would be a great time to try it out. It worked amazing! I only used two of them, so I am going to try the other two at my own personal home, as well. I do have a toddler, so I am very glad to have found a product that takes kids safety measures into account. Overall, I would definitely recommend this to anyone with an ant problem.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Worked great but after a few weeks ants were back. Possibly using multiple in the same affected area. But then more money would have to be spent. I would say effectiveness is not as good as the spray.
Ants avoid these things like the plague. They go all around the bait houses but never go in! I still have just as many ants as ever and $5.00 less in my pocket! I'm giving it a 1 star rating because a -1 is not available! I will try to find another product that works!
Product doesn't work, total waste ants climbed around it never in it, sticky didn't even work. Stuck on my wall and fell off within hours. Awful. The raid gel works better
Small ants. Crawled around or over plastic trap. I did see an ant crawl over the bait then back out. Nothing eaten. Ants are NOT attracted to the baits. There should be a lower rating than "poor".
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