This is a copy of an email from Robin Kibosh (28th November 2000).
Reproduced with Robin's kind permission.
(Through previous emails we discovered that Robin was mixing the two colors of the bait together making it useless.  This is what happened when it was used correctly)

Hey Dave!  I did not know that we are NOT supposed to mix the two "poisons."  
However, listen to this:  Thanksgiving night I had washed all but a couple of
pots because of space limitations in our postage stamp-sized kitchen.  Within
an hour, there were ants crawling all over the pot that contained remnants of
mashed potatoes.  This pot was on the stove.  I decided to apply the Drax (in
two even streams side by side) on the outside of this big pot.  

Well, needless to say, the ants went nuts over the Drax and proceeded to cover the entire pot.  It was sort of creepy, but I figured the pot was out of the way,
I wouldn't be using the stove for awhile and I wanted these guys to go
bye-bye!  

The next morning, they were still all over the pot, and I freaked,
it was literally "alive" with ants!  I took the pot, threw it in the sink and
filled it with water to wash it and ! applied more Drax to the wall above the
stove where the ants were traveling.  They all crowded around the Drax, some
eating the green stuff, more eating the honey-colored stuff, and in a little
over 24 hours, they were gone, back to their colony hopefully feeding the
queen/s.  

The ant situation is much better, however we still have a group
coming out from the burners inside the stove.  We picked up the stove top
this evening and put Drax in there (we are still heating up left-overs in the
micro and won't be using the stove for awhile.  I think the bathroom ants
haven't eaten the Drax, because we did not apply it in two smooth lines.  
It's all slopped in a corner as we did not realize we had to remove that
black plastic middle section and were pushing with all our might to get the
poison out (You may want to include that in your on-line instructions)!  I
will re-apply the Drax in the bathroom tomorrow!

Thanks for the tip.  Sorry this is so long, but you don't know how wonderful it is not to be picking ants off your arm or from your coffee cup!  Thank you again!
Yours,
Robin Kuborssy

After we asked for Robin's permission to print the above, this was the response.

No problem!  When I like something, I let people know about it!  I am also a
very good PR person and will refer others to your website.  In the same
respect, when unhappy, I also let people know about it!  I am not shy!  
Thanks for your help.  So far, things are really shaping up in our apartment.
 The ant situation has definitely dwindled.  The hardest part is explaining
to my little girl that "no, we are not killing Flick!" (From ' A Bug's Life.'
Take care.

Regards,
Robin

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