Will this stuff kill the little tiny black ants too?
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It will but this product worked much better than the dust if you have them in the house. Outdoors the dust is better. TERRO Ant Killer Liquid Ant Baits (pre-filled) , Pack of 1
2039016
This is great stuff. I use it in the woods tent camping and RV camping and it works well. The only ant I find it has difficulty with are the BIG carpenter ants.
1106756
Yes, this product will work to kill carpenter ants. For best results, locate and treat nests and surrounding areas. Apply around doors and windows and other places where ants enter premises and where they crawl and hide. Spray into infested wood through existing openings.
485322
I didn't see any dead ants around. I think they brought the poison back to their formicary and killed the ants there. I put this in my apt for a week and the number of ants decrease remarkably. But I'm not sure whether the ants will come back later or not. It needs further observe to say it works well to kill all ants.
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Never had to use it on black ants, but I do know it takes care of boxelder bugs, asian beetles, daddy long legs, and so on. Not only does it kill pests, but it discourages them from sticking around. They land where you have sprayed and fly off to bother somebody else.
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One website says yes. http://www.epestsupply.com/product/VIPERPT/Viper-Insecticide-Spray-Concentrate/#.UfvGS6whWuII know it kills black widows, earwigs, and ants. But thankfully I have not had to deal with scorpions in my current house.
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Sorry I ordered this for my son-in-law to use for ants. It works on termites and ants. Wish I could help more.
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The original version of this product killed them. The label says it does but the recent EPA guidelines forces Terro to create a less toxic blend of chemicals. This means it doesn't kill Ants anymore, they just find another route out of their colony. If you have a fire ant colony, this will keep them from coming out the entrance you spread it on, but they'll most likely just move the entrance a few feet or a few meters. To eradicate, you may need a homemade solution that is less environmentally friendly. I've sprinkled this dust directly on carpenter ants and fire ants outside the colony. Both didn't like it, but they ultimately survived and so did the colony I tried to block entrance to. This is more for taking care of the areas where they force a huge mountain of dirt onto your lawn, than for dealing with the reason it got put there.
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Yes it will. Just spread it around where you know they are. It can kill bedbugs, ticks, ants, carpenter ants, termites, fleas. For bedbugs just put it around the bed posts at the floor. They cannot fly so they will have to walk in it. Do not breath it is the only warning. Chemical companies do not like it so they made the FDA and USDA keep this secret hush hush.
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I have no clue, i just know it got rid of my ants after everything else failed. Just used some more a few weeks ago after i noticed a small swarm entering home again. No sign of them since the day i applied it. This stuff is worth a try.
1762153
You only use this product for ants when they are underground. Try googling killing sugur ants, that may help
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I thinks. It says kills ticks and fire ants on contact. I use it to kill fleas
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Yes it will work perfectly to kill all the ants, roaches, etc. Indeed it kills all insects. This is a very powerful product. Since I introduced it in my home, no more roaches nor insects. Sprinkle around corners and little holes in your house especially in the kitchen area, cabinets, under the stove, fridge, etc
1087397
I am sorry I cannot give you an absolute answer, I have only used it on fire ants, but I will try it on other ants and let you know!
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Mix equal parts sugar and this product and place in a container that you can secure the top of. Sugar attracts the ants to this source. Poke holes in the bottom of the containers so the ants can enter to ingest the product. They will eat it and carry it back to the nest where it will either kill them or render them infertile, there are two schools of thought on this - but it certainly does work even on those HUGE carpenter ants that are downright scary looking. In the beginning, you may need to reapply every year or two. It only takes a small amount of borax. Borax has some toxicity and shouldn't be ingested, it is much less toxic than commercial ant killer, and you don't spray it around the house. Safer for you, your children and pets. Been using it since I was a teen and I'm in my 50's now and still telling people how well it works. It also works on some roaches but since I can't tell one breed from another can't tell you which ones.
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not that I know of. I use it to kill Argentine Ants which were destroying my a/c unit.
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I have used on the the common household ants and I am amazed at the results! No more ants!
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Probably not. Those tiny black beast can get past anything. We keep them out of our feeders by spraying the pole (we use shepherd's crooks) with Home Defense pesticide. We've tried every other ant control method: organic, green, environmentally safe, natural, home-remedy, and chemical. Home Defense just works. We even use it in the house, otherwise we're overrun by the little buggers. Just spray the pole and/or hook, let it dry, then hang the feeder. Repeat as often as needed, which should be about every couple of months (yeah, it's that good). A little off topic, perhaps, I am thinking of putting in a bee feeder or dedicating one hummer feeder for bees though, because they're are having such a hard time.)