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Grease Ant Bait / Killer / Trap / Removal - Destroys Entire Colony
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Best Liquid Ant Bait - Grease Ant Killer
Kills & Destroys Entire Colony
(2 ounce bottle)
Kills Sweet & Grease Eating Ants
GRANT'S Liquid Ant Killer Bait is effective and easy to use.
1. Remove all sources of food such as crumbs, sugar & grease spots.
2. Remove the "bait reservoir" insert from inside the box and carefully cut into individual squares.
3. Fold up the sides of each square to make reservoir. Fill reservoir and place where ants are seen, such as edge of sinks, tubs, baseboard, windowsills and doorway entrance.
(If you do not use this board, take aluminum foil and fold to make a reservoir.)
In approx. 7-10 days, ants will be killed. Replace with new traps when needed. Avoid contamination of feed and food stuff.
HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS:
The ants you see are worker food providers to the Queen Mother and the larvae residing in the nest. In the beginning they may feed in large numbers. The number of ants diminish as the worker ants feed the colony and then themselves. Thus, the entire colony is destroyed.
Kills & Destroys Entire Colony
(2 ounce bottle)
Kills Sweet & Grease Eating Ants
GRANT'S Liquid Ant Killer Bait is effective and easy to use.
1. Remove all sources of food such as crumbs, sugar & grease spots.
2. Remove the "bait reservoir" insert from inside the box and carefully cut into individual squares.
3. Fold up the sides of each square to make reservoir. Fill reservoir and place where ants are seen, such as edge of sinks, tubs, baseboard, windowsills and doorway entrance.
(If you do not use this board, take aluminum foil and fold to make a reservoir.)
In approx. 7-10 days, ants will be killed. Replace with new traps when needed. Avoid contamination of feed and food stuff.
HOW THE SYSTEM WORKS:
The ants you see are worker food providers to the Queen Mother and the larvae residing in the nest. In the beginning they may feed in large numbers. The number of ants diminish as the worker ants feed the colony and then themselves. Thus, the entire colony is destroyed.













