TERRO T1804SR Outdoor Ready-to-Use Liquid Ant Bait Killer and Trap - Kills Common Household Ants - 8 Bait Stations

These are the only bait stations for ants that have worked well for us. We tried numerous other methods and bait stations before finding these. Once you find the place they are coming in at you just place a bait station near there. Ours normally are the windows or by doors so we place them outside below or near them and it works great to stop ants from coming inside. They are the perfect size and can easily be put under a small crate or behind something to keep our dog safely away from them in the backyard. We didn't want to pay for a pest control company and these were the option that works the best. They work fast and the results last long. It is also easy to pop the bait portion on top of the base, give it a slight turn and you are good to go. I have recommended these to family and friends and they all have the same results, no more ants. You may need to put out another once the first one is done especially if it's the first time using them or if they is a large amount of ants but they will still get the job done. You get 4 in the package so if you use one a week that will last you a month but we have only needed one or maybe two before the ants are entirely stopped from getting in our house. They are affordable, safe, and easy to use.

These liquid ant traps have worked really well in our house! They’re easy to set out and have definitely helped with the ants. The only thing you have to remember is to check them regularly and replace them when needed so they can keep working effectively. Overall, I’m really happy with how well they work and think they’re a great option if you’re dealing with ants in your home. Definitely worth having on hand!

The ant traps deploy quickly and are effective in both attracting and killing off ants. Unfortunately they did not completely eliminate the colony in the first round, ants returned 2 months later.

These really work!!! I was having a bad ant problem by my kitchen sink (which is right under a window) and my front door area. My house is old so no matter what I did they would not go away even with the indoor bait stations. They would always come back. I was to the point where I was going to have to get my house sprayed inside and out and I really did not want to do that, so I tried these as a last resort. I put them out outside all around the perimeter of my house and have not seen ONE ant inside since!!!

We had a carpenter ant nest in the roof above the entrance area of our house. They marched up and down one of the entry columns. These liquid bait stations took care of the issue. It took a few days for the ants to discover and use the stations. It helps when you drip a few drops of the liquid bait on the "ramps" for the ants to enter the station. After two weeks, no ant was to be seen. We didn't have a re-infestation for over two years now.

The absolute best outdoor ant bait solution ever! I've tried to find a way to deter these little pests and Terro is it. Try all of their different packagings. You won't be disappointed.

I’ve purchased these several times in the past. They have changed the design of the tray that holds the liquid ant bait. The new design leaks very easily. I accidentally spilled the liquid out of the first two that I tried. Getting the bait into the new trays is very difficult and then you have to rotate the bait container 1/4 turn (per instructions) and it just collapses in your hands and the liquid falls out. Very disappointed in the new design. I ended up using the old green tray design with the new bait but I only had one left.

UPDATE of March 27, 2025: So, I ordered this Terro Outdoor Ant Killer product, T1804-6, again on March 26, 2025 AFTER calling Terro customer service just prior to reordering. I was told by a Terro customer service rep that the ant stakes were to come with this outdoor version of Terro Ant Killer. So, I ordered again from Amazon late yesterday. I ordered a box of 12 and a box of 4. The package arrived early this morning in a PLASTIC BAG. Luckily nothing was damaged this time. There were no stakes included in either set of Terro smaller boxes. The package of 12 had 2 holes in each, diagonal from each other, but no plastic stakes. The package of 4 had no holes and no stakes. I called Terro again today and was told the stakes are no longer included. I said that I hope this message is being recorded, as I don't want to have to collect these plastic ant stakes from all over my shrub bed after the wind blows. I also expressed a safety concern for small children and pets (including squirrels, etc.). I was told that my comments of safety concerns would be submitted to the company with a request for the plastic stakes to be included in the future. Will it happen...who knows? I did let Terro know that other customers are not happy that the stakes were discontinued. In conclusion, this product works great if you can get them to stay in place. Covering them with mulch does not seem to suffice. So, now I am seeking plastic stakes that might fit the ones that do have holes in the base of each unit. >>>>>PREVIOUS comments below: Where are the stakes to secure these TERRO ant stakes in place? I've ordered many of these for years, and I've been very pleased with them; HOWEVER, those TERRO ant stakes I ordered last year had NO STAKES...zero stakes. These little round things won't stay placed near my foundation without the stakes. They wind up all around the bed of shrubs and flowers. My point is to secure them and cover them with mulch. Before I spend $25-$50 again, I want to know if the stakes and the holes for the stakes are currently included in March of 2025. Does anyone know if the stakes and the holes for the ant stakes are included once again??? AND, The spiral green version of ant stakes don't work well, because they don't go deep enough into the ground, as the stakes are too blunt...AND, the solid dark green spiral stakes do not contain as much liquid.

I placed them outside all around our house. At first, it attracted a lot of ants then there were dead ants everywhere and then no more ants. Solved our ant problem.