Wal-Mart carried the combat roach gell will that work on ants too?
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In my experience, it's far cheaper if you buy on amazon. The only reason I mention this is because you mentioned Walmart. Now as far as I know, the active ingredient in this gel is formulated to kill roaches only. NO ANTS. It may be lethal to them, but I recommend getting something specific for ants.
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Actully they have other product for ants i used it but for roaches was so powerfull than ants and becouase it destroy roaches that drive ants to show out but sorry to say itis not powerful to fight ants
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Powdered Boron is very effective for Ant control. The Flowtron probably would not be very effective with Ants and Roaches since they are not flying insects. But, it would be interesting to see if you could put the proper attractant into the Flowtron so these bugs would walk in to the zapper.
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I just googled bearded ants for sale. Bearded ants are awesome diggers and put on a great show in this ant. Universe..good luck
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I didn't try it w/fire ants-put a dab of this gel in the apartment once( 2/3 of one tube), all pesky roaches were gone in one week!! Our apt manager then bought the rest of our supply because nothing they used seemed to really work. On fire ants the stuff from Walmart w/a fire ant pic on it-the instructions say wet the granules after putting in and around the mound but I seem to get better luck not wetting it.....does Amazon sell fire ant killer?
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I don't know. I got mine for mice inside, and it seems to work for flies and ants, but haven't tried it outside.If I were you, I'd check the Riddex Company, to ask them. Sorry, I couldn't really be of much help.
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I believe it will work on roaches. The product works by causing dehydration. I suggest you look online, particularly departments of environmental quality for more information that could relate to how you want to use the product. The one that can be used on human food will work, but there are other forms that could work faster, but safety depends on how and where you want to use it.
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Sorry it took so long to answer back. I've used only on carpenter ant and wasps!! It works great on those two.
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In my opinion I don't see why it wouldn't cause its in the roach family and as cheap as this product is makea it worth a try. I love the advion gel I won't use nothing else its cheap easy.and works fast what more can anyone ask for.
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I think it will. It works with fire ants, and they are difficult to get rid of. This is the best product for killing ants--period.
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It works on any cockroaches but they have to be able to fit into the bait station. I would recommend 2 Tubes Maxforce FC Magnum Cockroach German Roach Pest Control Gel Bait 33 gram per tube w/ 1 Plunger. I ordered this too.
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I do not know the answer to this question. It has work greatly for the ants we have however. Smile.
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Here is the specific thing you need, but I also use the Taurus SC, which I dilute about 1oz. per 1 gallon of water, & I spray it around the entire perimeter of my house + my neighbor's house. The results are 100%. Me & my closest neighbor haven't seen 1 ant or really any bugs of ANY kind near or in our houses. No Hype here, this stuff is the real deal!..Here is the link for the gel application specifically for Carpenter Ants...http://store.doyourownpestcontrol.com/maxforce-carpenter-ant-bait-gel
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You bet. I have used this product on both the little red ants and the big black ones. I just dealt with a new onslaught from the other side of the yard (entering the house through some hidden crack in the foundation) this spring and honestly, they're gone.
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Termidor works best when sprayed where ants are currently active. It's a tracking solution that will go with them back to their colony before beginning to kill them.
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Don't spray use boric acid powder Home Depot has it for about $6 Roaches can't cross the powder... Neither can ants.
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I don't have roaches but the product worked well on yellow jacket infestation.
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The listing I found says the following: ants, carpenter ants, cockroaches, crickets, spiders, German cockroaches, scorpions, occasional invaders (firebrats, silverfish, centipedes, millipedes) and certain other insects.We don't have many stink bugs around here so I am not sure if there is a decrease in those or not. Sorry that wasn't more helpful. We can tell a HUGE difference on roaches and ants. I've not been too impressed with spiders, though.