HARRIS Makes 1 Gallon Liquid Spray for Preventing, Termites, Wood Destroying Beetles, Carpenter Ants Termite Treatment and Mold Killer,16oz Powder

Worst product. Negative results and white stains everywhere

I have a dead tree inside my rented space that is full of termites. I sprayed the solution (powder + water) during the day. At about sunset (time of the day when termites come out), thousands upon thousands of termites came out (I had to sleep somewhere else)... that I discovered the other holes where they actually exit apart from the tree. The next day I had about a 1-inch thick layer of termites on my floor. I also sprayed the solution on the other exit points. The next day, no termites at all.The solution probably didn't kill the mother termite but this is a cheap and quick way to get rid of them (I previously had my place evaluated by the termite experts, I was being charged ridiculous amounts of money hundreds-thousands of dollars to get rid of termites). Like I said, this is probably not a long term solution but it's far cheaper than the professional options that promise to get rid of my house termites but only guarantee it for 2 years.

I used this product in my living room area and I'm yet to see any termites, works well.

I have a 30 year old wood shed that is constructed with manufactured beams. The beams are hollow in the middle and I could hear the ants inside if I put my ear to it. Small piles of sawdust on the ground indicated carpenter ant colony.I drilled a hole in the beam and pumped in the Harris Termite Killer mixed with 1 gal of water. The ants came pouring out as you'd expect and fled in every direction. This product does not kill the ants immediately. After about 20 minutes there were 1500+ dead or dying ants on the floor waiting for the shop vac.I will treat the infested bean again just to be sure but based on the first time use, I will use this product again.

Will work on some termites. Doesn't work on everything. I sprayed on my downstairs window and it never came back, but on my bathroom window, it was ineffective. Use a combination of different products to get all the termites.

I only needed a half gallon so poured half the 16 oz container for a half gallon of water. Shook the closed sprayer bottle for several minutes to mix and had not problem spraying cracks running along the garage floor at the foundation footers of the house. This after encountering subterranean termites that were feasting on some cardboard boxes (seems like it was dessert for them, not damage to surrounding framing) but plenty of tubes. 3rd encounter with "subs" in 15 yeas in this house so had the whole house treated by a pro termite company, drilling holes every 18" about 12" from the house in all the concrete and injecting a termite killer. I didn't feel this would get to them quick enough so bought this Harris powder (based on positive reviews) to soak the cracks for immediate effect. Time will tell. One not of caution though, the product is literally a powder and with just the slightest breeze caused it to disperse into the air as I was pouring it into the sprayer bottle. I was wearing a mask (due to Covid-19 & my age being a bit up there and I felt that it did the job on the dust. Also wore safety goggles, nitril gloves, long sleeve shirt & pants as recommended by the label. Will likely use it again, a much better termite solution than the aerosol products that foam and have an awful smell. This left no odor and no visible residue after drying.