Ant Killer Powder

Lots of powder to spread about. No issues with bugs

Good stuff , large container and ants certainly don’t like it

Very effective I like the fact the powder isn’t white, good value for money

Fast acting great value ant killer, the best I’ve used, applied last night, zero ants this morning. Would highly recommend

Bit messy and is a light brown colour, when it rains it does go clumpy and like clay so will need washing off and redoing. Did do the job at keeping ants at bay.

This works, and quickly. Have tried various ant baits as overrun with ants this summer but this has the best so far.

Works well for the price and is much cheaper than many other products on the market. You may need to apply it more than once for the best results, but overall it’s excellent value for money.

Unfortunately we had to get some of this ant killer powder as they were getting to the food cupboards through gaps in between the windows panes from the patio. Mixed several large buckets of cold and boiling water which I used to wash away all of the powder after sprinkling some of this down. The water was pushed towards the areas of the house adjoining the patio with the windows and door closed. In conjunction with a 'rapid' insect repellent sprayed in holes, creases and small gap between a bracket of a mug holder as well as the insides of cupboards after being emptied and being left to air out for two days or so. This in conjunction with the predator insects such as spiders (house spiders - non venomous) and creepy crawlies we haven't seen a single ant since. We have opted for the natural pesticide in the form of predator insects such as spiders (house spiders - non venomous) but they can only do so much. Thanks to them we rarely get any ants in the house but ants are persistent especially when it comes crumbs from toasters they'll make a straight bee line for them and the area under the microwave. That's not a fault of the ants but the moronic way toasters are designed to be fire hazards, seriously have a look inside the slits and you'll find the crumbs catch in a upturn lip so you have to shake the damn toaster to get out most of the crumbs. I miss our old swan toaster, the crumbs fell unhindered onto the crumb tray which then was easily cleaned... but alas.... some people are just lazy and don't clean it so... it slowly died. Anyway, this ant killer powder is strong stuff as it is a biocide, use it sparingly and with gloves and always in tandem with other remedies such as natural ones. But if you're afraid of spiders this really won't help you much as I said ants are persistent. We grow our some of our own veg and have some flowers for the bees so we do have a thriving insect ecosystem even in the same patio where this has be sprinkled. But when they start climbing into the food pantry it calls for drastic measures the last thing anyone wants is ants in their cereals unless... you want some extra living protein in your cereal... eugh... no thanks very much. Edit: the house spiders we have are pretty small no bigger than my thumb, the larger spiders such as Daddy long legs often scurry away after a brief awhile as there aren't much insects in the house. Never the less I generally trap them and the very large spiders in a large container and release them across the road close to the bin area in the adjoining block. We stopped getting bin flies after awhile so added bonus there. So far haven't come across any venomous spiders then again we don't live in the country side.