99.99% Boric Acid Powder | Horticultural Garden Application | Multipurpose Cleaner | Laundry Additive | Bathroom Cleaner | Commercial Strength | Lab Grade - 12 Oz

I mainly use this boric acid powder for washing my clothes, and I’ve had really good results so far. It helps a lot with tough stains and leaves my laundry looking cleaner and fresher. The powder dissolves well and is easy to mix into my regular wash routine. For the price and the size of the container, it feels like a good value. Overall, I’m happy with how it performs and will keep using it as part of my laundry setup.

I bought this product to create ant baits and it worked like a charm. Ants took the bait and disappeared after 2-3 days. The product comes in a sturdy resealable plastic bag, so you can store the unused product for the next time you need it again.

The product was shipped quickly and arrived exactly as described.

Pretty expensive for the quantity of product received. However, it is a very fine granule powder and works great on ants inside the home when coupled with sugar and water. Be careful when initially opening the bag, as dust from the product will initially fill the air for a moment.

Fine powder. Reasonable price. More than enough to kill the roaches here. Just lightly spread it around the corner's of cabinets. Roaches eat it and feed it to their young. Bye. I'm glad I found it. Amazon is Amazomazing! I just copyrighted that word, so watchout I'm a creative and easy to get along with. Respect matters. The roaches know.

Working wonders in getting rid of a roach infestation in my new apartment (was not aware the pest problem was this bad until I moved in). Anyways I sprinkled some on the floors of my kitchen, between appliances, and problem areas on Saturday. By the following Wednesday, I saw many dead roaches on the floor that can be easily swept up and dumped out. I just wish it came in a container that allows you to easily shake the powder out without having to open it but other than that, 10/10!

I’ve had ants every single year at my home since I moved in. Bought the “orange” branded bait traps from the big box stores, seemed to work some years, other years not as well. Then started buying shaker bags for the entire perimeter of my home. Treated the outside of my house this year with shaker bags, within a week or two it warmed up here and we had a bunch of rain, and the ants came flooding in. 😩. I did some research and decided to try DIY. After having ants all over my sink for 4 days, spraying vinegar, swatting em, wiping the area down with bleach and vinegar so they wouldn’t have any food source or reason to be there, caulking off the areas they seemed to be coming in and out of (they’d just find new spots)... I got this stuff in the mail. Literally, no exaggeration, I made a mixture last night.. put it out. And within 5 mins the dozens of ants I had consistently seen there for days turned into hundreds of ants…. if not a thousand. They were *everywhere* on this stuff. Woke up this morning, all of them were either dead, or completely gone. Left it out until about noon to be sure, cleaned it all up, put a fresh new mixture out. It’s now 10pm, zero ants. Insane.

the bag is tightly squeezed in to the box. if you cut the box open with scissors or a knife, you will cut the bag inside it. if you use a box cutter, you have no shot. as for use, works just fine dissolves quickly, does the job.

Been fighting a fungal infection that's become resistant to pharmaceuticals (apparently there's one medication left that women can get but don't want to go there). Was on prednisone then antibiotics and got an infection that wouldn't leave, kinda like my crazy ex.. (ha ha it's a joke, although he called me crazy but he's the one that kept coming back, so who's really the crazy one?) Anyway, it didn't respond to anything. I searched and searched for olden days information which is hard to find these days with AI and pharmaceutical companies pushing their narrative that synthetic stuff is better (it's not). I tried everything possible before this so it was a last resort. I used 3% peroxide to break the barrier for several days, then used boric acid powder in water as a rinse, and compress. Left it on for 15-20 minutes twice a day for two weeks (so far, one week to go) and also made my own coconut oil suppositories with boric acid powder (600 mg is the usual amount, a wooden spoon to make the shape using tin foil, melted coconut oil in to the foil holders, and a milk carton to hold them, then refrigerated until solid. Put in a clean container in the fridge. Pretty ghetto but it worked great! And cost pennies compared to the 34$ it costs for 12 at the pharmacy that also have a bunch of ridiculous chemicals in them😃) but it's going away now, finally, after struggling with it for over two years. The prednisone then antibiotics killed the good bacteria that would usually fight this, and allowed it to grow wild and unhinged, kinda like I used to be when I drank tequila. Anyway, great product, super fine powder. Just break up any little clumps. It recrystallizes over something like 5% in water, but probably only need 3-4% for a rinse. It also got rid of the fat ants that kept getting in the house. A teaspoon of boric acid powder, a teaspoon of sugar and a teaspoon of water mixed in a little bowl where they were coming in. Voila. They ate it, they moved out and they're gone now too! This stuff is magical. And all it is is a salt from the earth!

It's very fine, light powder, perfect to use with a duster, and what it basically should be for the purposes of pest control, since then it will easily adhere to the insects exoskeleton and will get consumed when they groom themselves, poisoning them. I have no idea how effective it will be or should be, and since I used other means of pest control including but not limited to chlorpirifos (organophosphate), cypermethrin and diatomaceous earth, - I have no way to know if it was the Boric Acid that got rid of my infestation. Lay reviewers, unfamiliar with the scientific enterprise are usually quite quick to pass judgement in these matters, crediting this or that chemical in helping them get rid of their pests, while claiming that some other method was what actually helped. But every tenant and every house owner is basically a single case study with extremely muddled data and plenty of known and unknown confounding variables, so in most cases it's impossible to reach any kind of solid conclusions about effectiveness of a given product. All I can say is that if it is what it claims to be, - then it's so far the best value for the price on Amazon. One package like that will last you years, because it's extremely potent (unlike Borax). By what it looks and behaves like (the way it comes out of duster for example) - it seems to be the real deal. So tentatively I give it 5 stars

Overall appears to work reasonably well. However, it did not work as well as expected for an existing toilet bowl stain. Reasonable value for weight compared to others selling the same product

I used this for everyday cleaning, almost all surfaces and also for laundry. Works great.

This works for getting rid of pharaoh ants. We mixed with emulsified raw chicken at a 1part to 8 parts meat mixed well. Just a tablespoon on a piece of tin foil left near an obvious entrance point.