Target ant species: This product is designed to target a wide range of common household ants, making it a versatile option for various ant infestations in your home. I’ve worked with gardeners who have had issues with this method and this is usually due to the nematodes dying before they’re had the chance to force the ants to relocate. Nippon Ant Control System offers long-lasting control, as the slow-acting poison ensures that the entire ant colony is eradicated, preventing future infestations from the same colony. By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products. While having ants in your garden isn’t too much of an issue at first, they can eventually invade your house – and they don’t tend to travel in groups of just one or two!

Target ant species: Different ant killers work best on specific ant species. Identify the type of ants you're dealing with to ensure you're using a product that's effective against them. Not sure what you're up against? Look for a broad-spectrum ant killer that targets multiple species. The bottle design can make it challenging to accurately get the powder into smaller spaces, but only a small amount needs to be applied successfully to help it be effective.

Safety and eco-friendliness: If you have children, pets, or just care about the environment, keep an eye out for products labelled as non-toxic or eco-friendly. These ant killers often use natural ingredients and are safer for humans, animals, and the planet.

Common garden ants don’t have stingers and don’t bite. They are very fond of sweet substances, so using sugary ant bait is likely to lure them in. Carpenter AntsLawn ants can undoubtedly be a nuisance, and while they rarely kill grass, the mounds that form above their nests are unattractive, and your lawnmower blades are likely to scalp the raised grass, possibly even damaging the roots too. Nippon ant killer contains permethrin at 0.488% in powder form, which is ejected from the bottle by squeezing it. You can also spray a lemon or vinegar solution around the areas where you see ants. This will at least temporarily disrupt them. Nippon Ant Killer Liquid can be used both indoors and outdoors, either with a Nippon Ant Control System or on its own. If using without a bait station, simply place three to four drops on a clean surface such as a piece of plastic, glass or metal next to the ant run.