Amazon field tools
A catalog of the same hardware and labeled products we put on species and method pages. Pest Kill does not warehouse anything — each card opens Amazon. Identification still comes first.
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Labeled product
For sweet-feeding household ants that take liquid bait back to the nest. Leave the trail alone while they feed. Not for carpenter ants, fire ants, or Pharaoh…
See also: Odorous house ant , Pavement ant , Argentine ant
Labeled product
Carpenter ants are a moisture-and-wood story, not a TERRO liquid-sugar story. Place labeled gel where foragers actually run. Fix the damp wood or the nest…
See also: Carpenter ant
Labeled product
Broadcast bait that workers carry beats kicking a mound. Read the EPA label for turf, vegetable gardens, and water. Stings can be medical — this is not a…
See also: Red imported fire ant
Hardware
Damp wood is carpenter-ant and termite language. A meter tells you if the sill, shower wall, or fascia is actually wet before you buy a spray. Wet still needs…
See also: Subterranean termite , Formosan subterranean termite , Drywood termite
Labeled product
Enclosed stations for sweet-feeding household ants when you want the bait off the counter. Leave the trail alone while workers carry it. Not for fire ants or…
Labeled product
Stakes along a foundation trail for ants that nest outside and forage in. Indoor stations do not treat a yard mound. Read the label near vegetables and pets.
Labeled product
A gel for trailing ants that ignore liquid sugar. Dots on the trail, not a spray barrier that turns them around. Wrong tool for a fire-ant mound.
Labeled product
A broadcast bait many southern labels pair with a faster toxicant so the colony takes it home. Do not kick the mound. Keep it off vegetable beds unless the…