Installation: Place the Bio Termite Control Bait Box strategically around your property, especially in areas prone to termite activity. Install them in the soil near known termite nests or feeding areas.

Bait Activation: The bait box typically contain cellulose material that termites find attractive. The cellulose is combined with a slow-acting insect growth regulator or other termite-specific toxins. When termites discover the bait, they start feeding on it.

Colony Elimination: Termites that feed on the bait carry the active ingredient back to the colony. The slow-acting nature of the bait allows the termites to share the poisoned food with other colony members before succumbing to the effects.

Regular Monitoring: Check the bait boxes regularly to monitor termite activity. Refill or replace the bait as needed to ensure a continuous supply. This step is crucial for ongoing termite control.

Additional Precautions: While bio termite control methods are considered environmentally friendly, always follow the manufacturer's instructions and take necessary precautions to avoid unintended exposure to other organisms.

Professional Assistance: For large or persistent termite infestations, consider consulting with a pest control professional. They can assess the situation and provide guidance on the most effective use of Bio Termite Control Bait Box or recommend alternative treatments if needed.