Nippon Ant Killer Powder,400g

Nippon ant powder, it really works

The ants have disappeared from the downstairs lavatory and the winter sitting room - they have been appearing there for 3 years. Just ensure that you exclude domestic animals from the powder. I'm not sure that this is necessary, but I did take the precaution.

Works.

So, I found myself in an epic battle with a battalion of ants invading my kitchen. Enter the Nippon Ant Killer Powder, my newfound secret weapon in this insect apocalypse. Firstly, the packaging – it's like they knew I was gearing up for a bug-busting blockbuster. The 400g container felt like I was holding the Ant Avengers Infinity Powder. Cue dramatic music. Application was the real showstopper. I sprinkled the powder around their ant-sized kingdom, imagining it as the red carpet leading to their demise. I half-expected the ants to bow as they approached the glorious exit. Now, the best part – watching the ant parade navigate the powder. It was like a tiny circus performance. Some ants tripped over their six little feet, others did acrobatics worthy of a Bug Olympics. I even caught one doing the moonwalk – Michael Ant-son style. The powder claimed to be odorless, but let me tell you, the ants were not amused. It was like they stumbled upon an insect spa with an unexpected twist. Sorry, ants, no relaxation here – just an involuntary disco party! The aftermath was nothing short of a bug blockbuster ending. Ants scattered like fans after a rock concert, never to return. It was the insect version of "Gone with the Wind" – without the dramatic dialogue, of course. In conclusion, the Nippon Ant Killer Powder is not just an insecticide; it's a comedy show for your kitchen. If you're tired of ant invasions and in need of some bug-based entertainment, this powder is the ticket to an insect circus you never knew you needed. The ants might not applaud, but you sure will!

Does the job, the ants hate it

I have a weeping willow in my garden that is suddenly declining - leaves yellowing & dropping in summer. I noticed it was swarming with ants that have set up home in its roots - obviously not the main cause of tree problem but not helping either. I sprayed Nippon powder all around the base of the tree and as much as I could on the trunk where the ants were running. Two days later I can see ants running up and down the tree covered with white powder which does not seem to harm them at all. How does this powder work and are the ants supposed to die? update 2 days later: ants still swarming all over tree - harvesting aphid - running through the powder which seems to do nothing. I reapply daily but it doesn't help at all - There is no defined date on this bottle although there is an inked number on the top - 1512 - is this a serial number or the date?

Therefore it does just what it says on the label!

Appears to be very effective. After many failed products this ant powder seems to be the solution to my problem. Ant nest was gone within hours. Only downside to this is the visual side of having white powder everywhere, but that can't really be prevented. 5* and would buy again if I get problems in the future.