Amdro Gopher and Mole Killer, for Rodents, 12 Gassers, 0.75 oz = 2 - (6 Packs)

First off I have to say I only received half of my order. I sent an email out and received a very apologetic email in return. Customer service sent out the second batch of mole gassers right away. I have been battling moles all year. Tried everything. I have one area of grass that’s approximately 20 ft by 10 ft. At one time I counted 40 places where moles had come up just in that one little area. We were getting anywhere from 6-12 new mole hills EVERY NIGHT in our yard! I bought this product here in town, and started with the new hills from the previous night. There were 9. The next day I did the same, there were 6. One more day. There were 3. I bought our store out so since the new hills were disappearing I ordered these on Amazon. I didn’t get another hill until yesterday. We are talking a month and a half with 6-12 new hills every night. Then down to nothing after 3 days of treating the new hills. Nothing for almost a month! I looked this morning. No new hills in the yard. I do believe the way I used these has been what makes them winners. I dig down and put the gasser in the hole as it says, then I take my little battery powered blower and put it at the opening and blow very slowly. Other hills will start smoking which I have someone cover and also know I don’t need to gas those holes. I think blowing the gas in the holes distributes the gas better than just throwing them in the hole and covering them. It makes sense to me. I now have new grass growing in my yard, the areas are filling in. I hope the moles are gone. I highly recommend this product and this sellers customer service 😁 *****UPDATE***** Once again this spring the moles attacked our yard with a vengeance. I used 2 packages of these. After 3 different days of me treating new holes, they’ve disappeared. I haven’t seen a new mole hill in well over 2 months! Great product.

I’ve been in an all-out war with these little underground a-holes tearing up my yard. Traps didn’t work. Castor oil? Useless. So I finally said, “Enough is enough” — and went full chemical warfare with Amdro Mole Gas Bombs. Here’s the key: FIND THE MAIN RUN, not a random side tunnel. If you just pop one of these into a side trail, you’re basically giving the mole a smoke break. I took it to the next level and used my leaf blower to push the gas deeper into the tunnel system. Worked like a charm. You could see smoke coming up from multiple runs across the lawn — felt like I was flushing them out of a bunker. It’s not the most subtle solution, but if you’ve tried everything and you’re still losing turf, this stuff gives you the upper hand. Highly recommend for anyone tired of playing nice. Just don’t stand downwind.

These are good for gassing pesky yard rodents. Quick and easy. Also helps identify multiple exits on a common burrow with smoke signals. I’ve had a couple extinguish halfway through a burn, but even they were still effective.

Ignored by rats-to be fair, that's all the purpose that was tried.

These gassers work well if you don't have too extensive of a tunnel system. If you have a very large network of tunnels, you can go through a whole pack at once and the price is pretty high. They have worked better than baits or traps but it's still a 3 or 4 time a year battle against moles.

I put 6 of these in active holes and when I saw vapors coming out, I covered it up. I did everything I was supposed to and the next day I came out to three new holes and they had pushed two of the cartridges out on top of the dirt like they were laughing at me.

Su efectividad fue casi inmediata

I used poison for a week and then 2 packages of gas flares in my yard without stopping new gopher mounds from being built as soon as the next day. The poison grain was put in the burrows with a commercial hollow metal probe for that purpose. The gas flares were used by probing a new mound to find the opening and then putting a lit gas flare in it and sealing it up. I then tried a different approach with the gas flares that was much more effective. After putting a lit gas flare in a newly dug hole, I put my leaf blower nozzle in the hole after the flare. I was amazed at the large number of dispersed areas in the yard that the white smoke came out of. By progressively sealing some of the escaping gas holes before the smoke stopped and repeating the procedure when the next new mound occurred, slowly but surely the number of mounds decreased in frequency and then finally stopped appearing.