Deterrence you can trust, without chemicals AntPad is designed to deter indoor ants with a two-sided surface and a slimy core that makes crossing uncomfortable for crawling insects

It doesn't rely on fragrances or powders, keeping your home smell- and safe for pets and kids

How AntPad works in everyday spaces Placed on flat surfaces, one side faces the target item while the other hugs the item you want to protect

The slimy core between the layers creates a tactile barrier that ants typically avoid, reducing the chance they reach snacks, trash, or pet meals

Smart, expandable design Crafted from sturdy ABS plastic and sized at 5

9 x 5

9 x 0

81 inches, AntPad can be expanded by joining multiple pads

This modular setup lets you grow a barrier to fit under larger bowls, pots, or containers

Odorless, non-toxic, and non-volatile—safe for families and pets

Easy to clean with a quick wipe; no water to fill and no powders to dust

Convenient use cases you’ll recognize Common scenarios include protecting pet bowls, kitchen containers (sugar, honey, syrup), plant pots, and even briefcase or desk-area snacks

AntPad works indoors and is effective against common, small ants (up to about 5 mm)

Practical placement ideas Under bowls, bottles, or snack containers to disrupt ant access paths

Under small potted plants or desk plants to keep soil and leaves from intruders

Along shelves where food or trash sits—where ants tend to travel

Care, lifespan, and notes Cleaning is simple with a wipe-down

The product has a useful life of about one year under typical use, but results depend on placement and environmental factors

Avoid proximity to hot objects and walls that might reroute ants

FAQ Q: What is AntPad and how does it work

A: AntPad is a two-sided, chemical- pad that creates a slimy barrier to deter ants by blocking their path under bowls, containers, and plant pots

Q: Can I use AntPad under my pet bowls

A: Yes

AntPad fits under pet bowls, kitchen items, and small plants, helping reduce indoor ant access without chemicals