AntCant-ant Barrier Coating. Ants Can't get a Grip on Treated Inclined Smooth Surfaces. After Failing to Climb They give up and go Away

The product works great and -- once applied -- can last for months. It is incredibly useful when defending against argentine ants. That said, the application is made difficult, to sometimes unusable, because the sprayer itself is so cheaply made It often does not spray at all. I'm giving 5 stars for the product and hoping the seller reads this and changes the sprayer for the bottle asap.

This product is wonderful for keeping out Argentine ants! One application lasts for quite some time. I can't say how long it lasts for every situation, but I don't get a lot of rain here and I place the tape high on the legs, just under the stand frame, protected from the rain and sun for the most part. As a professional private bee steward, I recommend this product to all of my clients, as well as everyone in my local bee club. I sincerely hope that this product stays available for many years to come. I truly despise the whole Rube Goldberg-esque legs-in-a-cup-of-oil method...all of the maintenance, ugh!!

I use this on my beehive stands and it works great. I applied the foil wrap on empty vegetable cans I use as legs and spray on maybe once a quarter. I wish it applied more uniformly and it is pricey, but it works for me.

I had a problem with ants climbing up the charging cable onto my car and it was constantly covered by hundreds of them daily. One little bit of tape wrapped around the cable and a single application of the sprayer stopped the ants in their tracks. No more ants on the car, safely and ethically!

As you can see in the video, the barrier isn't working. I wrapped the foil tape smoothly around the stand. I applied the spray and let it dry, and the next day, the ants were crawling up the barrier.

I used this on my two beehives and have had NO ants climbing on them since! I used to sprinkle a lot of cinnamon (which is getting very expensive) under the hives, and it helped, but it did not solve the problem. Plus, it had to be reapplied after rain. One application of AntCant and we’re ant free—even after a heavy rain. I think I’ll be able to get away with reapplying it every 6-8 weeks. It only takes a very small amount each time, so the bottle will last longer than I thought it would. Love this stuff! P.S. It also keeps the ants off the pole that my hummingbird feeder hangs on, so no more ants on the hummer feeder! 😁

Product definitely works but the sprayer is terrible. I have purchased 4 of these and every sprayer sucks. Stop working. Suggest simple fix is better quality sprayer. Perhaps sell a larger size to accommodate said spray head.

LEGIT!! I have zero ant issues since applying. I have only needed to apply twice (we barely get rain). I will use nothing else!