?How can I get rid of Cockroaches?
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You can use a repellent, pesticide, or you can hire a company to get rid of them. Depending on where you live though, it may be hard to eliminate them. My best solution would be to hire Orkin or some company like that... Good luck getting rid of them!
Other answers:
shift to a new location
shift to a new location
RAID!
call pest control
U may spray pesticide or pestcontrol ur place, which will keep ur home cockroaches free
ask them to go out of ur home
move
There are many different types of chemicals that can be used. Also don't leave foods out, make sure you seal them up, that attracts them.
hire an indian who cook this kind of insect....lol..
Use insecticides. if you fail by this method try to love them and live with them.Peaceful means of co-existense.
There are companies specialized in cleaning the houses from cockroaches for cheap prices and there are also many chemical agents you can apply by yourself.
Kill it Or Eat it ,Or Buy Hit and spray on it ,
Bait is the best way and if you see a stupid roach dont kill it let it eat the bait and take it home to the family to kill them off. Also bomb your house *do under it 2 if you can* & spray outside. There are really good products in walmart in the outdoor section. (Where the plants are located) Use the outdoor spray bottle. BAIT is the best thing invented. I know this because my friend had Joes apartment and we tried everything. Repeat the treatment every month for up to 6 months until you no longer see the roaches. Then do it once a year to keep them away..
If your in a house, you can call pest control and have them come fumigate the house, but if your in apt bldg, there is no hope for you. They live in the walls and are running in the basements/attic the only way to get rid of them is all is to fumigate the whole bldg and that costs a lot of money and I seriously doubt the landlord will care to do that, so your best bet is to move out.
use Baygon! or call a pest control team. they get rid of it a lot better.
Combat roach bait traps and powder boric acid. Keep away from pets and children. If you live in an apartment then complain to the landlord or keep putting pesticides down around the perimeter of your home. If you live in your own house then bug bomb and use sprays that kill fleas and scorpions. Those are the most powerful ones. Don't just ignore them-- those things can make you very ill.
BENGAL
put boric acid on all drainage/sewage where there are roaches (kitchen, bathroom). put a little as well on the corners of the cupboards, cabinets under the sink, etc. and dont leave food everywhere, always keep garbage out.
There is a gel in a tube called Combat. You can get it at Walmart. Price is about $8.00 for a small tube. Kind of messy but WORKS in about 2 -3 weeks.
Here's what my friend did:
1.) Get a large, flat container (like the bottom of a box that 6 packs of coke come in).
2.) Cover the bottom with Boric Acid (you can buy this VERY inexpensively at WalMart).
3.) Drop some kind of food in the center of the box (my friend used a chocolate bar).
4.) Place these in several places around your home, but be sure to keep them away from children and pets (like in cabinets, etc...)
Within a month, my friend was roach FREE!
GOOD LUCK!!
Raid ® Max Concentrated DEEP REACH ™ Fogger allows you to automatically fill an average size room (up to 875 sq. ft.) with an insect-killing fog while you're away. It penetrates into cracks, crevices, and carpet fibers. It won't leave a wet, messy residue and it won't stain. Use the fogger in your apartment, home, attic, basement, cabin, garage, storage areas, shed, or camper.
Raid ® Max Concentrated DEEP REACH ™ Fogger works great at controlling:
· Ants
· Black Carpet Beetles
· Crickets
· Earwigs
· Firebrats
· Fleas
· Gnats
· Hornets
· Houseflies
· Mosquitoes
· Palmetto Bugs
· Pillbugs
· Rice Weevils
· Roaches
· Saw Toothed Grain Beetles
· Silverfish
· Small Flying Moths
· Spiders
· Ticks
· Wasps
· Waterbugs
· Yellow Jackets
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Directions for use:
1. Open cabinets, cupboards, drawers, closets, and doors in areas to be treated. Remove or cover exposed foods, dishes, utensils, food processing equipment, and surfaces. Remove pets and birds, cover and turn off fish aquariums before spraying. Turn off airflow systems in aquariums. Cover waxed wood floors, waxed furniture, and stereo with plastic dust covers in the immediate area surrounding the fogger. (Newspaper may be used.)
2. Close outside doors and windows. Shut off fans and air conditioners.
3. Extinguish all flames and lights. Call your gas utility or management company if you need assistance. Do not use fogger in a cabinet or under a counter or table.
4. Place a chair, table, or stand in the center of the room to be fogged. Cover with several layers of newspaper or paper towels.
5. Bend tab on side of sprayer. Tilt sprayer away from face (container sprays straight up). Press down firmly on sprayer pad until it snaps into place.
6. Set fogger on covered stand. Immediately leave treated area.
7. Keep treated area closed for at least 4 hours.
8. Before reoccupying the area, open all doors and windows and allow treated area to air for 30 minutes.
Oh, and make sure you seal up areas where they might be getting in your house.