Doff 2in1 Ant Bait Station

Doff 2in1 Ant & Nest Killer Pre-baited traps are quick and easy to use, destroying nests and colonies. Lasts for up to 90 days depending on conditions.

  • Easy to use, no mess bait station.
  • Destroys nests and colonies.
  • Honey-based attractant is used in the bait—a proven food added to insecticides.
  • Ants take the food back to the nest, which eliminates ants and kills the nest within 21-28 days.
  • Can be used indoors and outdoors.
  • Available in 2 or 4 pack.
  • Contains: 1R-Trans Phenothrin

    INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
    • Use bait stations early in the season, March-April, before ants are visible.
    • Ants are likely to be seen in kitchen areas or food preparation areas searching for food to take back to the nest, so place traps under the sink or near doors and windows, but away from food sources and utensils.
    • Place on flat surfaces, and peel off top label to activate.
    • Use 1-2 bait stations per room, at a maximum rate of one per 8m².
    • Do not move once activated until ants are no longer seen.

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    2 Pack, 4 Pack

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