32 oz. Quick Kill Carpenter Bee, Ant, and Termite Killer Concentrate

This concentrate is labeled to kill various wood damaging inspects and creatures. This includes carpenter bees, carpenter ants, termites, and other various types of ants. It is a concentrate so you need to mix (dilute) with water. The cap can be used to measure in 1 oz. increments. The product is white but once diluted it is almost clear. I used a bottle sprayer as I'm treating a small area, but you can use handheld 1-2 gallon size sprayers or backpack srayers to treat large areas. I used it outdoors and did not smell any odor, but the product is labeled for indoor crack & crevice use.

Well after two weeks since application there is no sign of any ants. This is a very big deal to me since i live in a cabin and these annts can wreck havoc on my home. They not only are nuisance, they actually can do some serious damage if left unchecked. I hav e used exterminators but with the size of my property and the amount of foilage the cost is prohibitive. I'm anxious tgo see how long this lasts, but so far so good!

I have (HAD!) a lot of Carpenter Bees boring holes in my wood deck. Perfect little round circles and nothing I tired, even a badminton racket, seemed to work. I sprayed 3 holes and filled them with this foamy spray and when the bees came back yesterday evening dead they were!! Now all I have to do is find and fill the countless remaining holes to get the job done. There's a lot of product in the can and I know I'll have enough left to take care of what I might miss the first time. Thanks Amdro!!

The last couple years I have been having problems with all three of these bugs, Carpenter bees, Carpenter ants, and Termites and I must say I am at about the end of my rope. I saw this product and read the list of bugs it will treat and it seemed it was made specific for my needs. Wished I would have had it just about two weeks sooner as I had a termite infestation in my front yard where there were literally thousands and thousand of the flying termites coming out of the ground near a arborvitaes’ stump that was topped off years ago but the stump remains still in the ground decaying. I have unfortunately noticed last year and again this year damage to my garage door frame and door frame coming in from my garage. The termites are eating the wood. I have to do something effective and fast. I have a Gazebo and the carpenter bees are drilling holes all over this too which this product will kill those pests as well and keep them away for up to three months. I sprayed yesterday 4/17 with this product and now I am waiting and praying this product works. 4/20/2019 Looking at all of the areas I treated I see no bugs. That’s a good thing. I will stay on top of this problem this year as it is going to destroy my wood structures if I do not. So far I am satisfied with the results.

The under surface of my back porch stairs has been a favorite spot for carpenter bees for years! I have patched numerous bee holes with wood filler and until now had not found anything that actually works to control/kill them and their attacks! I used this product a week ago and sprayed the top and underneath surfaces of these steps. Immediately the carpenter bees started avoiding the area. The active boring bees died after I sprayed all the open holes. Now I rarely even see a carpenter bee. Wonderful results!! Easy to mix and spray. Be sure to follow safety and mixing instructions on the bottle.

Best carpenter bee killer I’ve used

I was starting to have an issue with seeing carpenter bee's near my home, and my patio roofing, so I got some of this and a bee trap. Within 2 weeks, of treating my patio wood with this, and hanging the trap, I had caught 22 bee's, and now there's only an occasional bee that will buzz the area! I've got my fingers crossed this does the trick, but so far, I'm happy with it! Thanks!