Ant Killer Powder

Works well, watch the container insert it will come loose occasionally

Super effective killing off the ants. But the powder is brown so it will be quite visible on surfaces. It has a fainted smell and not odorless.

The best ant deterrent I have ever used!

Very good ant powder. I had hundreds of ants running around my patio area and after putting some of this powder down, next day they were gone. A couple of weeks later with the hot weather they were back but after putting some more powder down it seems to have got rid of them now. I would definitely recommend it and a good price too. I have since bought another one just in case they come back and I'll be ready for them. 😊👍

Really there should be only one thing to consider with Ant Powder - does it kill, or at least deter, ants. But a secondary aspect is CAN YOU OPEN THE PACK? In my household tricky packaging is always handed to me to sort out. But this pack is so tricky to open that I ended up using secateurs to cut the top off. And both the packs I bought had the same problem. So far, the ants do not seem to like to powder...but they didn't have to get the top off.

Definately worked.

I bought this as our gardens are teeming with ants every year and the wee beasties like to march right up the wall and through any open window or door they find to get inside the house. We can't use poisons inside because of pets but the idea was to apply outside all along the base of all the walls and by the doors to make sure they would have to march through the poison on their sneaky forays into the house. It seems to work as have not seen an ant for days but that could be because of the awful weather since we received this ant poison powder. However, using this powder was frustrating and possibly a tad dangerous... So you have to tip the container upside down if you are wishing to apply ot to something beneath you like the floor or patio, but in doing so the hole the powder is supposed to squeeze out of gets blocked after the first squeeze. We tried shaking it like the old fashioned ketchup bottles but it didn't really help. So we angled the container, 45 to the floor and squeezed and big puffs did come out but because you have to get down to floor level to do this you also get a faceful which is probably hazardous. I rushed in the first time to strip off my clothes and shower quickly just in case, but at this point we had only covered 6 inches in a thin line, so I then got my painting overalls on and a face mask and goggles and big thick washing up gloves and then I continued whilst my partner did some gardening down the other end of the garden out of harms way. Also, although this angle worked better it still clogged up every third or fourth squeeze, that is to say every few inches of floor to wall edge. We were only looking to apply a thin line but because of this issue we had big blobs and then no coverage in places so I sacrificed a dustpan and used it to even the dust out so there was coverage. So I have taken a star off for this major faff. A better delivery system is needed. Honestly an old fashioned cardboard box with a side cut out to pour like the old salt boxes would be far better and less likely to get in eyes and mouth in my opinion.

Did what it says on the tin. The Ants are no longer a problem.