Liquid Borax Ant Bait with Cardboard Placement Tiles in Three 2-Ounce Bottles for Common Household Ants – TERRO
Liquid borax ant bait attracts sweet-eating household ants so worker ants carry the formula back toward the colony. TERRO T200-3SR targets common acrobat, crazy, ghost, little black, odorous house, pavement and sugar ants, with activity expected to decrease over several days as the bait circulates.
The package contains three two-ounce bottles and cardboard placement tiles. Tear off a tile, apply drops to its smooth side and place it flat near ant trails, baseboards, counters or entry points after removing competing crumbs, sugar and grease. Do not put bait where insecticide has already been sprayed, and leave feeding ants undisturbed. The active ingredient is 5.40% sodium tetraborate decahydrate, or borax. Follow the full label and keep placements inaccessible to children and pets.
Specifications
- Brand: TERRO
- Product: Liquid ant bait
- Model: T200-3SR
- Package: 3 bottles
- Volume per bottle: 2 oz
- Included: Cardboard bait tiles
- Form: Liquid
- Active ingredient: Sodium tetraborate decahydrate
- Active ingredient percentage: 5.40%
- Other ingredients: 94.60%
- Common name: Borax
- Targets: Sweet-eating common household ants
- Species listed: Acrobat crazy ghost and little black ants
- Additional species: Odorous house pavement and sugar ants
- Mechanism: Workers carry and share bait with colony
- Visible reduction: Within several days listed
- Placement: Ant trails baseboards corners counters and entry areas
- Application: Drops on smooth side of tile
- Preparation: Remove crumbs sugar and grease
- Avoid: Areas already treated with insecticide spray
- During activity: Leave bait undisturbed
- Maintenance: Replace about every 3 months after control listed
- Use requirement: Follow full product label
- Safety: Keep placements inaccessible to children and pets
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes in the three-pack?
It includes three two-ounce bottles of TERRO liquid ant bait and cardboard placement tiles.
Where should the bait tiles be placed?
Set them flat near ant trails baseboards corners counters or other observed entry areas.
Why might more ants appear at first?
Worker ants gather at the sweet bait before carrying it back toward the colony; activity should decrease over the following days.
Can bait be placed over a sprayed area?
No. Avoid places already treated with insecticide because ants may not approach the bait.