Easy Termite Baits 3 Pack (100g by 3)

Easy Termite Baits 3 pod pack

Termite Baits Pod 100g by 3. APVMA Registration No. 68903

Pod With Attachment (Straw, Double-sided Adhesive Patch). Ready to install, just add water.

Detailed Instruction Manual.

This Easy Termite Baits pack is usually purchased when consumption has slowed and still more bait is required. The majority of termite colonies will require more than 6 pods of Easy Termite Bait. When active termites are found and baiting is starting, it is best to purchase a Easy Termite Bait 9 Pack

Termites prefer Easy Termite Bait over other bait because of size of particle and flavour of bait when made up with water.

The Easy Termite Bait consumed by termites is immediately passed through colony and to the Queen. Once Queen has consumed, colony consumption increases and colony death will follow. Time from initial consumption to colony death depends on many variables, including termite species, colony size, distance of termite baits to queen.

The FIRST method of using Easy Termite Bait is when you have termites in a solid timber structure that is firmly attached to the ground (like your home). When termites are found in a structure it is extremely important to not disturb them or use any chemicals on them prior to using Easy Termite Baits.

In this method the Easy Termite Baits Pod (with water) is attached directly to active termites within timber via the Straw and Double-Sided Patch.

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The SECOND method of using Easy Termite Bait is when you have termites in the Easy Termite Bait Monitor. In this method the Easy Termite Bait plus water is added directly to the monitor directly.  

Easy Termite Bait is completely safe for your family, your pets and the environment.

This Easy Termite Baits 3 pack comes with detailed instructions on how to use for the complete novice.

Baiting termites with non-toxic growth inhibitor termite bait is the only method to completely remove the threat of termites for good.

Other methods of termite treatment rely on toxic chemicals that work by either blocking termite entry or partly killing the colony.

As a result, these other methods can and often do fail because of installation error or mechanical changes like tree root entry or a mains water leak.