Rockwell Labs ITAB004 InTice Thiquid Ant Bait, 4 Ounce

I brought this product in 2021, my first summer back in Florida after retiring. The ants seem to prefer to come indoors when it gets warm outside, not during the colder months. I've used it on the tiny "ghost" ants & your garden variety regular size ants, & none of them can resist the InTice party! I lay down a short bead in their track & let them come to it. The ants are usually gone within 24 hours. A truly effective bait!

Listen. I swear by this stuff. You just need to be patient and re-apply. Don’t kill the ants. Let them feast on InTice and watch them disappear. A bottle usually lasts a long time. This was my third purchase in 4 years. Super simply to use, especially if you buy the reusable trays, but they’re not necessary.

Great stuff -when first moved to FL we started seeing occasional groups of the tiny tiny ‘ants ‘ sometimes called ghost ants etc . Called the bug company we inherited and among other things they used this - a couple little dab/swipes and instructions not to spray bugs attracted to it / lots were ! - but let them take it back to the nest . Bingo . Have used this off and on over the years w great results / gave a bottle to a friend experiencing the issue too and he had good results . This is a great product at a fair price and will last a long while .

Good product. Easy to use and effective if applied consistently over a number of days. One drawback is that it’s a bit thin and will dribble down vertical surfaces. Major drawback is that Amazon won’t deliver it to my home (in northern Virginia) for some vague unspecified reason (“local restrictions or Amazon policy”). But Walmart.com will, so that’s where I order it from.

Excellent product for attracting and killing ants. Must be patient to allow product to work.

Very affective for ridding kitchen of sugar ants. They love it and never return. Normal 'ant traps' I've used are useless.

Good for sugar ants. However all ants seem to lose interest after a time.

This appears to have done the trick. You have to know a few things about ghost ants. They're greedy, horny, snobby little bastards. The ones you see- they're all female, the males only live a week, and only live to impregnate the females. The females live a very long time, they live to breed, and when different colonies meet- unlike other ants that wipe each other out- ghost ants hook up, share males, and get to partying *together.* Which means an infestation gets out of hand really fast, as it has in my house. All exterior walls, every hole 1mm in diameter, these greedy little bastards moved in. I tried every granule poison Home Depot supplies, nothing. I tried baking soda with sugar, it killed a few, but the majority weren't interested, they certainly didn't carry it back to their friends. Petulant, greedy, bastards. A professional service came out and put down Terro Boric Acid, and that seemed to work, but my infestation was too large (read: expensive) for the amount of work required. So I bought this stuff, and spent 2 hours working around my house, putting tiny little drops (they seem to like tiny drops better than big pools) everywhere along the hundreds of pheromone trails, and squeezing a little droplet into each opening in the brickwork that they were pouring out of. As you can tell from my phone pictures, they were drawn to it like a Hollywood actor to cocaine. Like, immediately. These greedy little bastards sucked it up, walked off, now they're piling up dead at the base of the walls. It appears they lived long enough to tell their other greedy little bastard friends, because the piles are growing. I have a 4000 square foot house, I still only went through about half the bottle on the whole exterior. Little drops everywhere. So while the $18/bottle seemed steep at first, I can attest it is proper value. I have very large infestations in all my Mexican Fan palms as well, I have put a few drops strategically throughout the fronds and base, I'll report back if it kills the fronds/trees. That would suck, but this is war. This stuff won't survive rain or cleaning, and evidently ghost ants are connoiseurs of boric acid as well, so frequent reapplication of fresh bait is recommended by the greater internet. I'm just hoping this stuff is carried back and the nests die. I'll report back on the progress. Happy hunting!!!