Ant Killer Spray 500ml - Effective Polymer, Fast-Acting, Long-Lasting Protection, Indoor & Outdoor Safe, Eliminates All Ant Types

very bad inside my house we have ants and flying ant woke up one morning the inside wall was covererd it was black from top to bottom it was awful .thank goodness we had animal safe ant long lasting ant killerl will always make sure i have the spray in and although we are about clear i still give a spray round incase there are any staglers thankyou for the product being animal safe and it works is so helpful

The ants aren't as keen on this as I am though.

Definitely works. Animal safety was important

We do, on occasion, get a largish buildup of ants in the garden and have used other products to deal with this in the past. As this spray claims to be pesticide free and fast acting I thought I would try it to see if it was better.The bottle contains 1 litre of spray and has a standard squirty nozzle. The instructions say to use on slow moving insects (have you ever see an insect that is slow moving? Thought not). Anyway, to test I picked on a single ant and, after shaking the bottle well as instructed, sprayed the poor ant. As I pretty much drowned it in spray it did stop moving and showed no signs that it was likely to move again in the few minutes I watched. A good first test.I then moved on to another area of the garden where there were a few ants zipping around doing their business. I picked another ant and did the same again but this one did not stop moving. It did slow down considerably but then started picking up speed a bit and made its way out of the most dense area I had sprayed. It did seem a little disoriented and kept moving back and forth (slower than you usually see ants move) over the area I had sprayed. It kept doing this for a minute or so and then made its way out and showed no signs that it was going to stop.Given the above I don't think this can be technically called an ant killer as it clearly doesn't kill them consistently. As our other product does do that I think I will stick to the tried and tested.

Our garden is always covered in ants nests, it’s like the Jasper Carrot Mole sketch, but with ants. I figured at the advertised price this could be the stuff to finally rid us of ants, after all the advert states “It effectively targets and destroys ant nests in lawn” This is actually not true, the guide actually says that the spray “Disrupts” the ants!!I don’t want to disrupt ants, I don’t really want to kill them, I just want them to move somewhere else, failing that I have no choice but to try and kill them.This spray is for spraying direct onto ants and it will kill that particular ant!Seeing as the average colony of ants can easily be around 50,000 then you may need to stock up on this stuff!At £15 to kill the occasional ant and ‘disrupt’ a few others then I really cannot recommend this spray at all as there are far more effective solutions at much lower prices

The Ant Killer Spray comes in a 1 Litre Spray Bottle. It is Pesticide Free. Natural Formula. Safe to Use around Children or Pets. Shake Well Before Use. The Insect(s) needs to be slow moving or stationary. Spray Directly on the Ant|(s). To Disable and Kill. Don’t Spray them whilst in Flight. Suitable Indoors and Outdoors. Can be used in Kitchens and Bedrooms. Keep out of the reach of children. Do not spray directly on humans, animals or plants. Can be used on Fleas, Bedbugs, Moths, Spiders and Cockroaches it states. It acts by creating a coating and by physical contact on the targeted insect.I have sprayed it onto Ants I can see on Paving Stone, on Trees and around the Lid of my Garden Waste Bin. Sometimes the Ants stop dead whilst being Sprayed on. Other times they seem to March on. I can still see Ants on the Paving Stone and Tree but of course there could be loads of them. The ones on the Bin seem to be gone at least. I still saw Ants crawling past points on the Tree where I had sprayed it so I guess you need to keep directly spraying on the Ants one by one, could take some time.

Thankyou very much very pleased

This plant-based pesticide free ant killer spray seems to do the job. I sprayed it directly on a colony of ants on the patio and they didn’t survive. They were not killed instantly but it didn’t take long, only a few seconds. 5 days later, I have not found any other ants around that area.Give it a good shake beforehand, open the nozzle and then aim the spray on the target. A milky odourless liquid in the form of an aerosol comes out of the nozzle, which soon disappears, leaving just dead ants behind. The ants look trapped at first and then killed. The problem is that there always seems to be an army of them reappearing. This spray also kills eggs and larvae so in time I should be able to get rid of them by carrying on using this product.A big plus for this natural product is that it is pesticides free which means that it is safe to use around pets and kids (with due care taken) and can be used safely indoors as well as outdoor.At £14.99 at the time of writing this review for one litre, it is competitively priced compared with a similar branded product.