TerroMulti Surface Roach Killer-6 Bait Stations, 1 Pack, Black

It does a good job in getting rid of those Cockroachs

They seemed to work

We distribute this patches all around the corners as we had some small crocoaches infestation. Since we place them we saw only a couple of them but not found dead bodies neither stuck in the box so I dont really know how to assess the product.They are inbisble as we place them in the lower corners behind the furniture and want to believe they are working in the shade.

Although there was a reduction in house roaches,it did not eliminate the pests completely

I used their ant killer and it worked like a charm. Tried the roach killer and was the absolute opposite. It doesn’t work at all. Waited a good couple of months before writing this review

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The product does nothing. Not a single insect has entered or touched the bait in 2 weeks. Have noticed several insects roaming around nearby, the bait does not attract the insects at all. Complete waste

Great

I’ve been trying to kill the roaches in my kitchen for months now. Tip: don’t ever retrieve a used mini fridge on the side of the road. The one I brought home was infested with roaches. But keep in mind that the bombs just don’t work. They simply piss off the roaches. And they climb to higher areas. Roaches have been around for millions of years for a reason. Then I tried the baits. Trust me, these are the best. I’ve tried many others and these are the best. But keep this is mind: getting rid of roaches is a long game. It will take weeks. Maybe even a full month. But it works. Be patient!

The Terro T500 indoor multi-surface roach baits have proven to be not only effortlessly convenient but also remarkably adhesive, ensuring their effectiveness in trapping unwanted pests. What sets these traps apart is their transparency, allowing for a unique insight into the infestation as I've observed juvenile roaches actively consuming the bait, providing a clear indication of the product's efficacy in combating the issue at its source.As you can see in my photo - there’s a dead baby roach right next to the trap! (I obviously cleaned it up right after) but wanted to show how effective it is.

It works pretty fast, lots of dead roaches. I'm not sure if there are a few too smart to go for the bait, so still a few. I did find a dead gecko outside. I think it may have gotten a poison bug, so I'm not using bait by door anymore. I just want the roaches to go, not other animals. Now, also using Gentrol, which is roach birth control, to prevent tiny baby ones that are hard to see.

I bought a pack of 6 bait-stations. It is easy to use and adhesion is also good, but it does not work at all. I saw several roaches eating the bait, but nothing happened to them. Also, almost all of the bait material is still in there although I saw many roaches eating them and visiting them. It did not control the roach population at all. Even if it killed roaches gradually over a longer period of time, I wouldn't know because I did not saw any decrease in the roach population.

I have bought these a few times. Every now and then I throw the old ones out and replace with new ones . I like it because I can put it near my dish and silverware drawer they home with a stick backing so I stick it in the back on the side. I notice a difference in a couple of weeks and now I replace them as a preventative measure. They don’t cost much compared to an exterminator.