The Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations do not really have an expiration date because the effectiveness of the active ingredient does not diminish over time. However, like any food-based product, the bait may become less appetizing to foraging ants after an extended shelf life. We recommend using fresh bai…
Read Full Answer »Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations will treat carpenter ants as well as all types of other ants, as long as they are in the mood for a sugar bait. It is highly recommended to also use Advance 375A Ant Granular Bait which is a protein bait. You should always give ants a choice as they may …
Read Full Answer »Per the Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations instruction label: Break pre-filled baits apart from the plastic frame. Hold bait upright and cut off orange-colored section. Place baits, label side up, near ant trails or close to where ants are numerous. Place additional baits anywhere ants may ent…
Read Full Answer »Once a colony of ants die from the Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations - 30 stations, the larvae would die from lack of care from the workers/adults.
Once ants consume the Terro PCO Ant Bait it starts working almost immediately to kill them. You should see results within 1-3 days from when the ants feed off the bait.
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There will not be any mess using the Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations as long as you follow the product label instructions. The small cut will create a vacuum of sorts which will stop the bait from running out.
You simply place the stations close to the area where you are seeing activity such as on the ledge of the tub. The ants will come and feed on the ant bait and carry it back to the colony where they will share it with the other ants. Baits do a great job eliminating those ants that have colonies in h…
Read Full Answer »We recommend you use Phantom Aerosol for indoor crazy ant control. Phantom works much like the Dominion 2L in that it transfers from ant to ant. Phantom seems to work better with crazy ants than bait does as crazy ants will sometimes avoid baits.
The Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations should be protected from rain when placed outside. Â
The PCO in Terro PCO stands for "Pest Control Operator" because it was designed for use by pest management professionals.
We would not recommend placing Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations outside while you are still experiencing freezing temperatures. You can place them indoors near ant trails or where you are seeing ant activity if you wish.
We do not know where else you can buy Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations since we are ourselves are a retailer, not the manufacturer. You can buy them from our online store and we do offer FREE, fast shipping to just about anywhere in the United States and we would love the opportunity to earn your busines…
Read Full Answer »Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations - 30 stations will not treat for Harvester Ants. We recommend to use Advance 375A  out in the yard and to nest. Around your home you can apply Termidor SC 1 foot up and out from the foundation.
We recommend to use a granule bait combined with Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations - 30 stations because ants are very fickle and may crave a sweet bait like in the bait stations or a protein like in the Advance 375A. Please review our Ant Pest Control Guide for more information about…
Read Full Answer »We advise you to call your veterinarian. You should have the product label handy so your vet has all of the needed information available.
In order to properly store Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations you would need to store the bait stations in a cool dry area, out of direct sunlight.
Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations would be used as follows per the product label: Place baits, label side up, near ant trails or close to where ants are numerous. Place additional baits anywhere ants may enter the home. For best results, use seven baits to ensure sufficient supply for the ants. Mon…
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The Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations - 30 stations is a clean easy way to kill ants. All you have to do is break away the bait from the pack and simply snip to top at the severed line.
Terro PCO Ant Bait Stations will attract and kill a wide list of ants as long as they are searching for sugar/carbohydrate food source. Ants acceptance to baits depend on the what the colony needs being a sugar food source or protein food source. Since these dietary needs can change frequently, it i…
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