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

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.

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.

This product was effective in eliminating an infestation of tiny ants that did not respond to the usual bait traps, although it took around a month to complete the job. The ants would disappear for a while but then come back. This occurred repeatedly, but finally the ants disappeared for good and did not return. This gel was about as effective as a gel applied by a professional exterminator.

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!

Had a carpenter ant infestation. Used this product and they are gone!!!!

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

Try to put this as close to point of entry in house to get it working faster. After a week I'd say 99.999% of the ants are dead. I'm guessing the few I see might have hatched after rested died. Using this on ghost ants.