BASF Termidor Foam 20 oz - Termiticide Insecticide for Termites, Ants & Wood Destroying Pests & Insects

Assuming it is as effective in eradicating or preventing termites as it should be, I liked the easy operation and ability to specifically inject chemical foam into small crevices. Used about a half can as preventative covering all wooden substrate around house, porch, and garage. I had seen one termite on porch, don't know if it was passing through as it was the season for migration, but to be safe I treated all. Just moved into older home. No visible evidence of issues. But rather be proactive than pay for the high cost of termite damage.

THIS WORKS!!! I was such a skeptic when I ordered it!!! BY THIS WITH FASTER SHIPPING ON domyownpestcontrol.com. I live in Los Angeles, CA. Termites are a way of life here. However, when swarming season came around this year (September and October) we had a HUGE problem in our apartment that our landlord only gave us toxic shit from Home Depot that does NOTHING to actually stop the termites from coming into your apartment or house. He was not even about to tent, so we had to take matters into our own hands as he ALSO wouldn't hire an exterminator (because they'd probably tell him to tent the building). Well, after a lot of frustration and thinking we needed to move to not have this happen again next year, I found this AMAZING product. It took FOREVER to get to me - in fact, I'd deduct a star if I could BUT this is a review solely for the efficacy of this product. We had a TERRIBLE swarm in our apartment end of September. Like 150-200 termites crawling in through the wood floors, window sills, they'd eaten the baseboard, and there was a huge hole in the wood floor they had eaten. I'd see a baby termite fly in and out of the window sills over the last couple of years but never thought anything of it until those babies became adults and swarmed my entire living room. It was a nightmare! Nothing my landlord did fixed the problem - he replaced the baseboards, caulked the window sills, sprayed crap from Home Depot into some parts but hey guess what, genius, they make new holes and to come through! We had taped 2 windows completely shut just so they'd stop flying through them. Basically every time the temp got over 80 degrees was when more termites would come out. In fact, they were flying out of the outside of the building and into our windows it was so bad. We were so fed up we were going to move when I thought I'd give it one more shot - and I bought this stuff. So fast forward a month, of course we were still dealing w this problem. Basically, the Saturday before a huge, HUGE heat wave hitting LA, we put this stuff in the wall where they seemed to be the worst between each stud (above and below the windows), between each stud in the ceilings, and between the joists in the wood floor. We didn't have a clue as to how well it would work but we knew the reviews of this stuff were so stellar that we'd at least be able to have hope this time around. Saturday: 85 F, administered treatment Sunday: 87 F, no termites Monday: 95 F, 1 termite, one set of wings Tuesday: 96 F, no termites Wednesday: 93 F, no termites YOU GUYS - THIS IS HUGE! This stuff is everything and really works! It worked within like 48 hours. We're officially free of termites as far as I'm concerned. I'm going to keep my eye on the area for the next couple of months but am basically going to tell my landlord to ditch the Home Depot products and to adopt this. You don't have to tent a building anymore (as I read a bunch of reviews from people that had to turn to this product AFTER getting their home tented and it not working). You just have to kill them where they live and THIS does that. It's fantastic!!!! 10/10 would buy again!

I had termites eating barn posts by the hundreds. After a careful and thorough application, into all the holes and between the posts and boards, in their traffic patterns, I only saw maybe 10. Treated again and I think I've won. Seems very effective. Definitely worth the money.

Well, it looks like it works on termites. The invasion I had has improved significantly so far. Have to buy another one for a second dose. I really hope this product kills them all. Mine was easy to apply and I did not have any leak. Hopefully, the second one will work well.

This is a Good product. I have used it once before for some live activity in a door frame. Both times the product works just as instructed in the instructions. I didn't have any issues with it foaming up all over my hands like others have said. I did get foam pushing through cracks and spaces in between the wood areas I was treating. That showed me it is filling up the open areas in the walls exactly like you would want. The door frame I treated a few years ago still shown no sign if live activity that I can tell.

This works very well. I use it in an indoor basement that has an opening for the heating pipe. I have seen tiny flying insects coming out of this space and knew that something was nesting in there! The best part is the nozzle and that it is foam. The foam stays put and doesn't leak all over the place. Also, it does not have any smell, so it can be used indoors. The tube and nozzle fit into the tiniest of places, making it easy to get deep into the crevices. I have bought this item twice and will continue to purchase as needed. good stuff.

If you are looking to kill termites, look no further. Just make sure you access hole does not block the applicator holes. And leave the hose in for 5 seconds or the foam will spill out of access hole. Wear protective gloves and glasses.

Although I haven't needed to use it yet, since my 3- year contract with Orkin has 10 more months to run, this can should be able to save me a few hundred per year after its expiration. I had "frass" outbreaks in my lower kitchen cabinets since the wood was infected with termites, decades ago, even before the cabinets were constructed, according to my Orkin experts. They use the same stuff. But their tool is a drill that bores a hole halfway through the wood that then spreads foam from the tip of the drill into the termites' mudhole. I bought a cheap drill for this and other diy projects. The durability of the foam is pretty much permanent since they haven't returned to the site of previous frass treatments. The only thing is: will I be able to get the foam inside the wood and into the mudhole without a drill-applicator? Orkin has found and treated 7 or 8 separate sites from previous frass sitings over the past 2.2 years, and the termites were speedily eliminated at every site. If used correctly, the foam will pop out of the wood at a nearby location since the termites spit out frass from more than one location. I've had kitchen cabinets and a wood refrigerator frame with 6 or 7 such eruptions emerging from one injection. The speed of effectiveness was always from immediately to a couple of hours. If it works when I try it myself, the value will be excellent since it will save hundreds. Wear gloves, since I've read this stuff may only be used by a licensed professional!!