Raid Ant Gel, Kills Ants You Don't See, Continues Killing for up to 1 Month, Odorless Bug Control, 1.06 oz

Anyone who's dealt with an ant invasion knows how frustrating and seemingly endless the battle can be. I've tried numerous products over the years, but Raid Ant Gel has become my absolute go-to for keeping these pesky intruders at bay.It's always a relief to find a solution that can handle more than just the common varieties. The principle behind the gel is simple yet ingenious: ants are attracted to the bait, consume it, and then return to their colony, where they inadvertently spread the bait to the queen and the rest of the ants, effectively wiping out the entire population.I've mainly used this gel at the first sign of ants in my kitchen and bathroom—places where you least want to see them. Applying the gel is straightforward; a small amount in strategic, hard-to-reach areas does the job. It's designed to be discreet, so you don't have to worry about it being an eyesore or in the way of your daily activities.One of the biggest selling points for me is the duration of its effectiveness. Knowing that the gel continues to kill ants for up to a month after application provides a level of convenience and peace of mind. There's no need for constant reapplication, making ant control one less thing to worry about in your daily routine.The odorless formula is another plus. There's no harsh chemical smell lingering in your home, making it a more pleasant and safer choice, especially in areas like the kitchen where food is prepared.I must admit, the first time I ran out and found it was out of stock, I was disappointed—a testament to how much I've come to rely on this product. Now that it's back, I make sure to keep an extra on hand.For anyone struggling with ants, I wholeheartedly recommend Raid Ant Gel. It's been a game-changer for me. The ease of use, effectiveness, and long-lasting protection it offers make it a top-notch solution for ant control. Say goodbye to your ant problem for good with this little tube of magic.

Best product I've ever used for tiny "sugar" ants that find a way into kitchen certain times of the year (dry months?). When I discover them, I trace their line back as best possible to entry point into the kitchen or bathroom - usually crack near ceiling or floor. Then I lay down about 1 inch line of gel, within minutes they're gathering around it feeding at the trough of death and carrying it back to queen. Gone in 2-3 days.

Repurchase for me. Works well.

I received this yesterday and started using it as recommended. The ants are highly attracted to it, but I have heard it takes time to work. So I will reserve my final review in a month and let you know if it actually kills the colony.FINAL: This stuff works. I put it in high ant traffic areas, and the ants ate it up. After one week, I still see one or two ants hunting, but that's it. As soon as I see them I put a bit more and they don't come back. I recommend the gel, not the liquid - works better.

This is my second time with a carpenter ant invasion in the last 4 years. During the first time, I tried everything I could find which included about 5 different products. It wasn't until someone told me about the Raid Ant Gel that I finally got rid of them. They had a nest in my attic and were making holes through the ceiling, Bad....This spring I started to see a few ants around the house and went directly for this product. Within three days of use, no more ants.This is what I learned... add and mix a couple of drops of honey to a bean sized squirt of the Raid ant gel on a piece of cardboard or plastic. Make two or three of these. Place them in areas where you saw the ants.The ants are not immediately killed, they take the "food" back to the nest and queen and kill the whole works ( let these worker ants eat the poison).Some of the poisons will kill on contact, but the ants just propagate and keep coming, not this product. It kills them all.

This is a modified version of the review I did for the multi-pack.We used to be able to get this at Home Depot, but now it is not available on the shelf in most stores. The last time, I had to drive 30 miles to get one bottle from an Ace Hardware.It's a small tube, similar to travel toothpaste, and you squeeze out a portion about the size of a pea. Ants flock to it, gather up bits, and take it back to the nest. And I mean they flock; it will get covered immediately. You WANT this to happen, even though most people's instinct is to kill the ones that rush to the bait.Keep an eye on the spot, and add a tiny bit more if you still have customers. Generally, within 30 minutes it is all gone and the numbers of ants even coming through to investigate is down to just a few.This is NOT pet and kid safe, so choose a spot that is near where they are entering (or traveling) that your little loves cannot access, and clean up well (wearing gloves!) when it all seems to be gone.As always, follow the manufacturer's safety instructions!

Sorry just didn't attract ants I knew were around.

Don’t even waste your time with anything else. Terro liquid takes forever to work, if it ever works. The little plastic ant motel things always move around, and you run the risk of any creatures like pets or babies getting their mouths, hands, and paws on them. This stuff is AMAZING because you can just put a little tiny dot wherever you want. I like to do it right under a baseboard or lightly dotted along a line outside, and they’re gone. Ants gone. Mostly within 24 hours, 100% within 48. Also this lasts you forever because you need so little of it. It’s safe to use because you can put it where little pets/humans can’t get it, it’s a simple little squeeze tube, costs next to nothing, and it’s gel, not liquid. It dries perf.