Mighty Mint Peppermint Oil Ant Killer Spray, 16 oz

Kills instantly, nice minty smell. More come back though!

I had piss ants all over my kitchen sink and counters. I used this and they are gone I also set a couple of Combat ant traps. So far so good. At first there is a strong smell from it but it's not unpleasant. That dissipates quickly. It's nontoxic and that's what sold me on it.

Smells great and does work to deter ants; however, it does require frequent reapplication and in several areas, the ants returned in a day or two.

Works great and smells good too.

Works well and has a pleasant scent. Used around doorways and areas where ants come in during the Spring. It has been difficult to get rid of them once they find the way in. No ants in our house for two years since using this product. Neighbors had ants and we didnt! I believe this spray made the difference.

Pros: smells great, does kill ants on contact, easy to use, ingredients are safe Cons: does not control ants. The product doesn't claim to do this. it only kills on contact. New Jersey ants have a few worker ants killed and the rest enjoy the scent. I swear! Product is not strong enough to manage colonies or a hot summer of ants in everything.

I was skeptical but this product works. It has kept the ant lines at bay and I haven't seen a new invasion since the first spraying.

It worked to get ants out of my mailbox, which is perfect because that’s an area I don’t want poison in however it’s not worked so well around my house foundation. If you’re dealing with an ants area of activity that you can’t spray directly this won’t work so well. With my mailbox I could open it, spray them directly and wipe them out with a towel when they were dead. With the ants coming into my house I spray their entrance but once it dries they can walk through the area I sprayed just fine. You’d pretty much need to sit by the entrance for hours spraying each ant individually as they come out of the entrance. If you’re dealing with ants outside where their entrance could be far away from their actual nest I’d recommend just using a stronger type of spray. If their nest is on a sidewalk or something you can only kill the ones you can spray directly, there could be hundreds of thousands more under the sidewalk that this will have zero effect on. A stronger spray will still kill them even after it’s dried just by them walking over the sprayed area.