Raid Max Liquid Ant Killer Bait, Outdoor and Indoor Ant Killer Traps for Home, 8 Count

They work great and are super discreet. They're a cool blue color and almost perfectly shaped for a corner. The best part? No matter which way you spin 'em, the bait entrance is accessible. This means you can actually slide it under a fridge and it still works, unlike traps where the entrance is on top and just gets blocked off. I love that it's not a repellent; it's bait. It's edible and sticks to them, so when they go back to homeski, it transfers to any ant they touch. And so on, and so on. Total colony wipeout. Best value for the best price. I normally end my reviews with "10/10 would buy again." But for once, the product was so good I'll say this: 10/10, ain't going to have to buy again. This stuff WORKS!

I have 3 kinds of ants in my house in Fl. From sugar ants to larger ants. These traps do not attract any of them! They’re also listed as a liquid, which is weird because it looks like a solid. I went back to the liquid Terro product, which does work. The picture is from them sitting out in my kitchen since September 2025. Not a single ant goes in it.

i have used these for several years and they are awesome! I put them out for where I see ants and they are completely gone in 24 - 48 hours with the queen dead as well. They are cleaner than spraying and last all season. I like that they are now blue and fade as they become less effective. I can move them around the house as necessary - easy peasy. great product!

Hot summer days always attack ants in our home. At first I thought it was food crumbs that attracted the ant but nope! They just appeared due to it being hot . I bought these and t killer traps and they worked like a charm . I didn’t have to even place too many of them. I still have about 3-2 traps left .

These traps work very well. However, I would recommend placing these traps as far away from your house as possible. I initially put them in my garage and under the back steps to deal with a black ant invasion, but the ants ended up coming inside the house to die, which was very strange. I also still had a few ants walking around indoors that I had to kill myself. I have found that the best place to put the traps is out of the way of pets and children, under rocks in the yard, and at the base of trees, close to the ant colonies.

I use the other brand but couldn’t get it. I was hoping this worked. This is not nearly as effective as the liquid ant poison. I saw some fast moving ants in the kitchen and they weren’t even interested in the trap. Don’t waste time or money just get the good stuff that can kill fire ants too if necessary.

It worked a little but definitely not enough by itself. I bought a spray for indoor and another for outside. Between the three different products it has eventually helped about 95%.

I believe the Terro to be better. I bought the Raid because it was rated highly, by some online source. After placing the traps, the ants continued in large numbers. I then switched to Terro, I found I had liquid Terro and it cleared out the ants at the original site and two others. I may use the Raid outside where results are less critical than in my kitchen

(This review was collected as part of a promotion.) The ants ignored them for the most part. They are also too potent they kill ants almost instantly, which cause the others to be on alert. They tend to dry up pretty fast once opened.

So we had a swarm of ants try to settle in and around our property. The small black ones specifically. There were so many of them we could smell the pheromones in certain places they were swarming. We got a pack of these and I set them everywhere. There was absolutely no interest, they just went on by and completely ignored these bait stations. I got some terro bait stations and put them right next to the ones I had placed. The ants went bonkers over the terro and continued to ignore these ones. Might be the species of ant idk but these absolutely did not work for us.