Liquid Ant Bait Stations with Borax Formula for Indoor Colony Control, 12 or 18 Count – TERRO T300-3SR
Liquid ant bait stations attract common sweet-eating household ants and allow workers to carry the bait back to the colony. TERRO uses a ready-to-place liquid formula containing sodium tetraborate decahydrate, or borax, so both visible ants and ants in the nest receive the slow-acting bait over repeated visits.
Open the tab and set each compact station on a level indoor surface near observed ant activity, such as along baseboards, in corners, on counters, windowsills or beneath appliances. Remove competing crumbs, sugar and grease, then monitor stations without disturbing feeding ants. Replace a station when its bait is depleted. Activity may initially increase and usually declines within days, while complete control can take two to four weeks depending on infestation size. Choose twelve or eighteen stations.
Specifications
- Brand: TERRO
- Model: T300-3SR
- Product: Indoor liquid ant bait stations
- Quantity options: 12 or 18 stations
- Detailed quantity: 18 stations
- Detailed package format: 3 packs with 18 stations total listed
- Bait form: Liquid
- Active ingredient: Sodium tetraborate decahydrate or borax
- Target insects: Common sweet-eating household ants
- Action: Worker ants carry bait to colony
- Setup: Open tab and place on level surface
- Placement: Along baseboards corners counters and windowsills
- Additional placement: Under or behind appliances
- Preparation: Remove competing food sources
- Monitoring: Check stations regularly without disturbing ants
- Replacement: When bait is depleted
- Initial activity: May increase as ants feed
- Visible reduction: Often within days listed
- Complete control: May take 2 to 4 weeks depending on infestation
- Avoid: Locations previously sprayed with insecticide
- Requirement: Follow package directions
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should the bait stations be placed?
Set TERRO stations level near active ant trails along baseboards corners counters windowsills or appliances.
Why can ant activity increase at first?
More worker ants may visit the sweet liquid before carrying the slow-acting bait back to the colony.
When should a station be replaced?
Monitor each placement and replace the station after its liquid bait is depleted.
Can the bait be placed where insecticide was sprayed?
No. Ants may avoid previously sprayed areas so choose an unsprayed location and follow the package directions.