TerroT500SR Indoor Multi-Surface Roach Bait Stations - Indoor Roach Killer, 12 Bait Stations, Black

I had a visitor stay a half a week and noticed bugs crawling from bags. I instantly took those bags outside, shook it out, but notice a few that stayed in the house. I thought of this brand because every season spring to summer change after rain the ants would try to invade my kitchen but after use the next day they would be gone. I keep the trap out by the window for 3mos as they suggest still.But since toro ant trap work so well I thought I’ll try the Toro for these buggies within a week I haven’t seen any and I tend to also check around at night continuously just to make sure. Now as a routine I bug proof with this brand I also use the gunk spray bottle and outside powder protection around the inside and outside by trash canisterNo smell easy to use and very effective!I seen some reviews saying this product doesn’t work but if you have an investor of bugs it might take some time to fix the problem also cleaning effort and re apply every 3 to six months

Update: worked well and ran out after a little over 3 months so I bought a competitors version that was on sale. And the other traps didn’t work as well. I’m going to stick to these ones.I was skeptical these would work but I’ve used the same brand’s ant traps before which worked very well so I thought I’d give it a try.I live in a tropical climate, and once a month a ginormous roach will appear in the house to say hi. I scream. Whole family freaks out. It’s a mess.I got these to try and put one or two in the corner of EVERY room and bathroom.Now, every couple weeks I will find a slow moving smaller roach that obviously ate the bait, or a ded one. I haven’t had any more giant ones scare the living daylights out of me since I got these.Highly recommend.

The product is good for small roaches but the opening to get to the bait are too small for larger roaches to get at.

No one wants to admit to having a roach problem, but when your city council decides to move trash pickup to only once per week and you live in an older home in the southern US, unfortunately roaches will happen no matter how clean of a house you keep. These were great, they seem to be safe around the cats (although we didn't put them in places the cats had access to). We combined these with a few other brands/products, AND professional services, and our roach contractor was able to declare the situation under control by about week 3-4. Do I still have roach-induced war flashbacks? Yes. Will I be keeping a package of these on hand at all times just in case the little war lords decide to try me again? Also yes...I do want to mention that our roach specialist guy mentioned that if the bodies aren't in the way or bothering us (ew, yes, they bother ME), that we could leave them there and the roaches would cannibalize their fallen comrades, and ingest twice the poison between the cannibalization and eating the various baits that we set out. So something to think about if you're setting these in an uninhabited area. Unfortunately, we had to stay in our house during this process so if we saw roach bodies they got launched straight down the toilet or out into the yard. We're three months out from our initial sighting and now we don't see any roaches, bodies, and the bait stations that are inside our home seem to be staying full, so I think going scorched earth really taught them a lesson...

I got this to combat 'sugar ants' which are very small ants. I couldn't tell that it was actually killing the ants, although eventually they diminished. But after removing the bait they returned in a couple of days. This may work better with larger type ants.I really dislike that the opening for the ants to enter the traps was about an eighth or quarter inch above the surface it sat on, so the ants could walk right by and never find the entrance. I had to tilt the traps and let some of the bait flow out in order to let the ants find it and enter the trap. This is a major design flaw in my opinion.Bottom line is that it seems to work to some degree, but the entrance is not flush with the surface it sits on and it doesn't seem to quickly kill the ants. I'm not saying it doesn't work, but it could do a better job.

I am really disappointed that it only comes with 4 sticky backs but 6 traps. I plan to use the product as advertised, sticking it on the walls. I ordered a two pack and both only had 4 sticky backs, so this wasn’t a one time fluke. Really annoying that the cheapest part of the design is lacking.

We moved into our home 2 or so years ago and inherited roaches from the previous owners. I'm talking like 15+ years of generational roaches. We have tried bombing, DE powder, Glue Traps, Food bait traps, jars with bait so they can't escape, sprays and so much more and it just wasn't helping enough! Several months ago we got this product in conjunction with a liquid bait trap(Hot Shot liquid roach bait) and peppermint oil. It took time but its been probably 2 months since I have seen a live roach! I am SO impressed with this product!! I also put a few drops of peppermint oil in corners, around door frames, window frames, areas that absorbed the oil well in the kitchen, etc.