How To Get Rid of Cockroaches Guaranteed- 4 Easy Steps

[@larnizzo91]

My brother moved in and was a very dirty person so he brought in roaches. The method I learned from an exterminator back when I was a hospital dishwasher was: 1.) clear and clean the areas affected (for me it was the kitchen) 2.) fill an air duster with boric acid and spray the area of activity with a light subtle spray with more emphasis on the edges and crevices. 3.) after that repeat process after 14 days. 4.) after that repeat after 6 months. They should be gone. Reason: boric acid gets picked up by their feet which tracks onto their food killing the first wave. The second wave is after those roaches die their brethren will consume their remains which still contains the effective boric acid. On the 14 day mark it’s for roaches who were laid/hatched in between those periods. And the 6 month mark is more of being cautious. Haven’t seen a roach in over 4 years since I did it. Results may vary. Good luck!

[@bharathiperumal]

can you elaborate on this step 2 please.

[@orchids33333]

You're a g thanks

[@larnizzo91]

@@bharathiperumalan air duster is some type of tool I bought from Home Depot. It’s used to spray/disperse powder. I was instructed to spray enough to have them walk over and track it on their feet but not enough for them to visually notice it. I said emphasis on the edges of surfaces but really it’s wherever their high traffic is for your situation. Look up “air duster”. It should be like a pump type thing with a long skinny nozzle. Good luck.

[@shannonobrien9922]

I can't use that, I have dogs and boric acid effects them BAD! I've done diatomaceous earth (food grade) before ' even for bedbugs

[@jenniferashley99]

Because of COVID 19 the pest control didn't come in our apartment..now a roach problem..I think burning my kitchen down sounds reasonable...

[@IWBVS]

They survive microwaves, fires, and nuclear attacks

[@HomesteadHopefulTara]

Same.

[@eliteinventor]

Oldest fossil of a roach is close to 350 million years old , their dinosaurs

[@abdurraheemseedat9040]

Take into consideration they survived a nuclear war

[@shari9707]

Be careful what u say or request people!!can't haunt u later

[@detroit8v715]

Had roaches in my apartment fairly bad during 2022 and used a white odorless powder called orthoboric acid. It looks just like flour or baking soda. Purchased it a home improvement store. I live alone with no pets, so I spread it along the edge of the walls and inside closets and sink areas. Works great. I've seen only 1 live one and 1 dead one since July of '22. It's June of '23 as I write this. I recommend to use this in limited areas if pets or children are present.

[@onyebuchiemordi4852]

Damn that sounds very effective. I don’t know if I can get it in here in Nigerian, it would have been really helpful to me

[@SouthernGirl999]

Is that the same as boric acid? That can be purchased online and in hardware stores I think. 20 Mule Team Borax, like the laundry detergent, also works I hear. Boric acid is also effective against fleas.

[@jacknjill3000]

In the 70’s we had roaches in the kitchen and my grandparents bought this white powder and put around the wall and ensues and after that we no longer had roaches. I don’t know what the product was, but I’m hoping it’s the same thing you used and Boric acid.

[@summerhot8278]

How did you spray this powder? Did you mix it water first?

[@dasepticeye6741]

​@@summerhot8278no, don't mix with water, just use wtvr form its alrdy in. If you mix boric acid with water it decreases the effectiveness i think

[@Mark-editz123]

Who else saw a roach and came to youtube!?

[@solutionspestandlawn]

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[@4idk2man0]

I did

[@rustic2975]

I did aswell

[@ne9835]

Yes!!!

[@welcome_to_macnelsonworld]

Me

[@radiohead68]

I wrestle alligators. Snakes. Surf 20 foot waves. Fight MMA but these freaking things scare the Hell out of me.

[@uglywrld7068]

radiohead68 frrrr I wanna shoot em

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Roaches annoy us as well, that is why we have Reclaim IT.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Don't shoot them use our Novacide for a quick knockdown.

[@jessies3236]

You make me feel better! My neighbor moved and she gripped about them when she lived here but we never seen them and then she moved. And omg!!!! Now it's hell on earth or a nightmare..

[@Sofia-fc5nj]

Yes

[@philochristos]

I went to evict my roaches, and the craziest thing happened. They agreed to pay rent instead.

[@mementomori2839]

If roaches could talk, get jobs, and pay rent, I'd let them stay

[@SPAZZOID100]

Memento Mori i wouldn’t

[@Michelle-pn9xt]

@@mementomori2839 Why? I would not.

[@665demondog]

@@mementomori2839 but they carry DISEASES!!!

[@mementomori2839]

@@665demondog $500 a roach? I'd have plenty money to get rid of those diseases. They payin HUMAN rent.

[@bendingbananas6540]

my apartment is filled with so many roaches, one time i got to see an albino roach, which is supposed to be super rare or something. Still killed it.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

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[@rudelee7180]

Free food, good protein but remove legs as they get stuck between yer teeth..

[@TaffyMo0nchild]

Lmaooo

[@virallife2538]

@@rudelee7180 You must be from Thailand 😂

[@barbaramoore4028]

I just killed an albino roach today

[@Spyro_2076]

Great vid. At first I thought the four steps would be: 1. Go to our store 2. Buy our amazing one of a kind product. 3. Apply product to home. 4. Wait for results. I was wrong :) Cheers

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Happy to hear!

[@jramirez9469]

Roaches are also good for birth control. Can't bring a girl over to your place if it's a cockroach hotel...

[@solutionspestandlawn]

This is very True, However we would love to go ahead and help eliminate them anyways.

[@jramirez9469]

@@solutionspestandlawn hehe.. of coarse. Those nasty little critters

[@DM-bm1vg]

J Ramirez omg lol 😂

[@jaznasty69]

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[@benjichillin5226]

It’s gross but it’s possible depending on the girl😂 I’ve done it not proud tho

[@Omarsh1692]

That awkward moment when you realize you have all the species of cockroaches in this video :(

[@solutionspestandlawn]

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[@bugboy1954]

I only have the American roach.

[@jessicamac1307]

do you have the kind that wait with their team members for you to open the door? when door opened they rushed in like football players. never seen anything like this shit in my life.

[@user-su6js9po4l]

@@jessicamac1307 damn thats scary

[@jessicamac1307]

@@curiousfrog7320 wtf is right I got diatomaceous earth the other day it is not a quick solution but it for sure works my house looks like it snowed.

[@dani8shawn]

Treatment: Apex gel every 12-18 inches apart or can be placed on card. Gentrol point source-crush base to activate chemical Novaside-10-14 days later Reclaim I/T now called Supreme I/T Outside...2ft up and 2 feet out from perimeter. Defense dust- use in attic or brick houses

[@lisak663]

isn't this toxic and or gives off an odor?!

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

​@Lisa A lot of the stuff is pretty odorless,just gotta do your research...

[@msbuttercup2073]

@@lisak663 Right, a lot of stuff they make is designed to exterminate us as well. Look at our food & water.

[@lanier1000]

. ".....They don't pay rent !....." Love that line. Really liked the identification section -- good representations. We moved our outside trash cans 2/3 the way towards the street, hidden behind trees and a wood fence. Rats/roaches won't be drawn right up to the house by doing this. Never seen/heard anyone else mention this. .

[@yv3013]

My advice: diatomaceous earth, please try it, it is a powder that has similar properties to the little bags of silica packets that come in packages to keep moisture away. When the roaches walk around, the powder will stick to them and in kill them within a few days, the reason is that this powder absorbs the moisture and water out anything with an exoskeleton, and since it’s not a poison they can’t get immunity to it. Best part is that when the roaches walk back to their nest, they tend to walk over one another and stick the powder to each other. After a days, make sure you clean any nests dead nests or corpses you might see, please it works wonders and we no longer need an exterminator that may cost thousands. Also make sure to re-apply every now and then

[@Hvacefficianato]

Do you just leave little piles around in spread out or one big pile?

[@yv3013]

@@Hvacefficianato little piles but just spread it around the places that roaches are more likely to be, like behind the fridge, the kitchen, behind the outlets, certain corners, the important thing is that they walk over it as often as possible. When you apply it, have a mask and some gloves, even when you place it on the floor some of the powder might fly up in the air for a couple of minutes but it’ll settle down, breathing in a little won’t hurt but still avoid it, and the gloves are just to save you some mess

[@Senxanh1709]

Hi, can I use regular Diatomaceous Earth or which one you recommend?

[@lezamac6]

@@yv3013 its cancerous, i do not recommend

[@ettaharr]

​is it? I've heard it can be an irritant but not cancerous. I'm going to have to do more research. I use the food grade outside on plants.

[@U2WB]

I’ve never lived anyplace where there were roaches, but this video is very well done and very informative. Great presentation !

[@solutionspestandlawn]

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[@Midlife_Manical_Mayhem]

where is this? i want to move there.

[@Mote78]

TheLaydewlf I thought the same. Maybe he lives on the Space Station??

[@MentalPistol]

Im dealing with a a small infestaiton now. I dont see them often, butwhen I do, its when I least want to see them.. which is anytime I see them.

[@Akil-]

Roaches are everywhere!

[@diddntuno]

I HAD german coachroaches. We started with bait stations then boric acid which still remains under all appliances and by tv. After boric acid for like a week i used an indoor spray on all baseboards and near plumbing. We also keep all food in sealed containers and spent way too much on a really good trash can that we empty every night

[@kristenlegos]

What trash can?

[@diddntuno]

@@kristenlegos any with a sealed lid ours has a hands free lid you wave your hand over it. It was like $100 which is any anoying amount of money for a trash can. Basically just never have exposed food

[@jackieforrester8868]

This stuff really works! The video is very well done and easy to understand and if you follow their instructions it works wonderfully. Thank you guys for the educational step-by-step video to help me rid my house of roaches! Thank you J

[@nchomerepair8364]

Whats the brand name that you bought? Thanks

[@thchosn]

What’s the name of the products you used, plz?

[@tonycollinsworth7393]

There’s a certain rich man that wants you to eat cockroaches for supper so he can have your steak and your chicken

[@grizzlycountry1030]

*STEP 1:* Buy gasoline and matches *STEP 2:* Pour gasoline all over house. *STEP 3:* Lite match *STEP 4:* Burn your house down

[@jared6695]

Step 5: launch the nuke Step 6: realize theyll live through that Step 7: panik

[@thederangedhermit725]

😅😅😅😅😅

[@broskky3075]

@@jared6695 i seen that video XD

[@omaxiee]

@@jared6695 step 8: make 120 molotovs Step 9: leave alot of oil canisters and helium containers Step 10: 🔥

[@clutcheu2248]

@@omaxiee step 11: realize they survived, launch the moab

[@notsblarg]

Thanks so much for this. Selling a house after renters moved out and about 3-4 days ago I noticed a TON of roaches in the kitchen at night. The first night I put out roach gel strips, they ate a bunch because there was no food in the house. The next night they were out and sluggish so I dusted them with borax and swept them up. Put a mixture of light sugar and borax dusting around the house. Two days later I swept everything up and put out more gel. Got a shop vac and just sucked them up with the borax mixture and put the vacuum outside. Gonna put the reproduction inhibitor you recommended up next. All in all cleaned up 120 or so far, yucky

[@jcastro91235]

Where can I find borax

[@notsblarg]

@@jcastro91235 Probably any hardware store, amazon, etc. It's a non toxic cleaning agent, been around forever. 3-4 bux for a big box of it. It works by dehydrating bugs when then walk over it. Reverse osmosis I think. Btw the reproduction inhibitor recommended didn't seem to work very well.

[@viralcontent2022]

Mine is exact same story! Its a nightmare I am going through.

[@13gladiusToKnot]

I don't dry my sinks before bedtime but apply a light spray of cleaning vinegar in and around damp areas. They don't like it.

[@auntievenom1]

I pour boiling vinegar down my sinks about once or twice a week. You are right they don't like it!

[@13gladiusToKnot]

Roches like to come out especially on hot nights to look for food n water. They have an amazingly uncanny ability to find even very small amounts of water but the kitchen sink is their fave bcz they come up around cracks around the pipes. Spraying in n around the sink with vinegar or even mouthwash will keep them away. They'll still come looking but there'll be less of 'em. Best thing is to seal up around the pipes airtght so even the tiniest can't come thru

[@tabathia7633]

I just leave a big sauce pan filled with water and chicken bou on the stove. they love this, then you can get sick from all the roaches dead in your pan. I do use stainless steel, easier to clean.

[@yesiownfrodo]

This is the best information I have ever heard. I just had my yearly termite "inspection" which was basically worthless. I asked about pest control, and what they do is spray a perimeter spray around the house three feet up once every quarter. I said, "What about the pests in the house?" I had always heard (past resident of Florida) that they nest in walls. I don't see how a perimeter spray does anything except keep new ones from coming in, especially since I live in a brick house. This was very helpful.

[@MZMBOTU]

EXCELLENT INFORMATION AND AN A+ ON DELIVERY! I APPRECIATE THIS INFORMATION. EXTREMELY HELPFUL. YOU ANSWERED ALL OF MY QUESTIONS. THANKS!

[@dominiquefisher2575]

I just want to say thank you for this step by step. My 2 year old is allergic (German) and has outbreaks all the time. My apartment complex won’t help or let my leave my lease early without paying. Hell im a single mom of 3. I don’t have money like that. I hope this really helps. Because I am tried of this bullshit!

[@a_gelicay]

Dominique Fisher please update how it goes for you! Thank you!

[@jasonbaker6901]

German roaches can cause all types of issues with young children. To have a child that is allergic can be even worse. I hope this guide helps you control and eliminate them in your apartment. Unfortunately, with people moving in and out, you'll always have to be on the lookout for them.

[@NotR00t]

just saying fuck you

[@kevinruiz8461]

Just call the Department of Health. They'll force them to hire an exterminator. In most states you can also hire one yourself and deduct the amount from the next months rent. It's illegal for them not to address the issue as it's a health hazard. The state can actually fine them and/;or revoke their license to rent.

[@Mcduggies]

Man I never thought I’d have to buy birth control for cockroaches…

[@JoannaBolin-v3q]

😂

[@willswingwilly1950]

I just thought the same thing ,we live in the same house for 16 years , I never I saw a cockroach . Now in middle of winter , cold and snowing , I saw 1 sitting on the window , one on the patio door and one at the Kitchen Sink in the time spane of 10 days ?

[@Mcduggies]

@@willswingwilly1950 i got rid of them with some bait i got on amazon

[@noelr1010]

@@willswingwilly1950You better start implementing pest control ASAP! Back when I was fixing computers, I brought a laptop home that had roaches 🤢 I remember staying up one night and cleaning every single crevice, electronic, etc but I could never get rid of them for good. We ended up moving, so I didn't have to deal with them. I HATE roaches

[@Stape_Playshion]

loll

[@chrisvaughn3414]

Dusting wall voids with boractin and baiting with alpine bait and using onslaught with nyguard in the cracks and crevices works and if you use talstar on the outside works really well

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

I've been hearing Talstar is really good...

[@dorissam]

My property manager has pest control come buy every few months, but our apartments still has roaches. But I'm thinking that growth regulator could definitely help. I'm so sick of these roaches. I live minimally and clean all the time. I never let anyone visit because I'm scared they'll see a roach.

[@michaelmerck7576]

You need to use a good roach gel type bait in.the cabinets and under the sink ,one good one Vendetta with a growth regulator mixed in the formula

[@wownewstome6123]

If you have the type that can fly, you make the traps out of plastic soda bottles. Cut the top section off and place it upside-down on the bottom part. No lid, and trim the edges to make sure there are no gaps. I've never had roaches, but I believe they won't be able to fly out of the small opening. Add food, of course. Adding rocks will help it to not tip over easily. This trap also works for wasps, but the bait is different.

[@TheRyantologist]

Pest tech of 5 years here. This gentlemen is spot on. I personally use Advion gel bait for roaches and ants. One thing most people expect from me is for me to eliminate the roach infestations that same day. Well, I hate to break it to ya folks who think this, but that's as about as close as to impossible as can be. Approximately 2 weeks, the gel bait works (as he said, KEEP YOUR HOUSE CLEAN OF FOODS during this process), then follow-up with spray or dusting. Some believe vacuuming live roaches is the way but if there's babies, thats what the gel and IGR are for 😎

[@michaelmiller9662]

We had them 28 years ago and we had people come in and after 2 weeks. All dead. 100% gone and never came back.

[@TheRyantologist]

@michaelmiller9662 glad to hear that.

[@michaelmiller9662]

@@TheRyantologist Is the stuff not as good these days

[@TheRyantologist]

@michaelmiller9662 use gel too much and they can become immune to it. It's wise to use gentrol near by to ensure the IGR is effective.

[@XNETIQ]

We talking about getting rid of cracks meanwhile my whole house a crack lol

[@joshcolson8097]

The roach bait in a syringe at dollar general got rid of my roaches in one application. 3 br townhouse. Cost 5 bucks!

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@rachaelramos]

I got to try that

[@bergonath8851]

@@rachaelramos Yeah, syringe gel bait does wonders against roaches.

[@vh6307]

YES, yup & yessss!🍻

[@nancyg6440]

You only used the gel bait once? Where did you use it exactly?

[@roxyraccoon9126]

I don't have roaches in my home but it's better safe than sorry. Thank you for this video, sir. Very informative.

[@tammyerickson2146]

Are you familiar with the planes that they spray on us everyday from the sky around the world, which us another form of birth control on women. It's in our foods, water and soil, just never thought they had it for cochroaches too lol

[@okaedynce7354]

Me when he said there's different kind of roaches: Looks at wall to figure out what kind I have

[@villiantwo]

lol!!

[@timelessrecords2363]

Smh

[@tabathia7633]

I live among 119 apartments and in a seedy area, I'm ready to move, there is always going to be something here, and its always your fault. I so tired of that logic.

[@Hyperion1722]

Why do you need to buy and use spray etc? I used boric acid mixed with sugar/used bacon oil/peanut butter mix. use small bottlecaps and placed it in hidden areas where they thrive. In one week's time - they were completely eradicated. Not that messy because you can refill the caps or just dispose these and make another one. It is so cheap and very effective.

[@wownewstome6123]

If you ever get the type that can fly, make the traps out of plastic soda bottles. Cut the top section off and place it upside-down on the bottom part (so it looks like a funnel). No lid, and trim the edges to make sure there are no gaps. I've never had roaches, but I believe they won't be able to fly out of the small opening. Add food, of course. Adding rocks will help it to not tip over easily. This trap also works for wasps, but the bait is different.

[@Nooki23]

I learned when moving in an apartment to get a top floor over a basement dwelling...that's where they thrive. Also, keep your kitchen squeaky clean, and don't leave anything in cupboard open...even a Honey Nut cheerio box closed with a chip clip....they'll smell that and find their way inside....put everything in sealed airbtight containers.

[@carlosrosales6728-e9h]

Thank you. One flew towards me while I was blending a protien shake. I grunted like I never have before and jumped like a mf. I'm not scared of them per say but they disgust me so damn much.

[@jessicamac1307]

exactly flying fuckin roaches wtf. when the hell did this evolution take place and whyyyyyyy

[@abbasnoufal9225]

@@jessicamac1307 there is no such thing as evolution lol

[@jessicamac1307]

@@abbasnoufal9225 yes I know so who taught the bastards to fly

[@lucasargandona4658]

I'm scared of them bruh

[@rudelee7180]

not to bad to eat as they are good protein, but the legs get stuck between my teeth..

[@LPsquishybottom]

Watching this made my OCD go crazy

[@pinkythechihuahua3156]

I'm so blessed. The last apartment I lived in for 5 years. No roaches, but I did have a lizared stop in once. My house, I've been here 1.5 years. No roaches. One rat we killed. Scorpions are out there. Never saw any. Coyotes are out there. I can't deal with roaches. They make my skin crawl.

[@demetrisfields9402]

Literally what was the point of this comment? I’m sorry everybody isn’t as BLESSED as Karen and her weird lizard friend 🙄

[@dorylotivio8835]

You right lizards can help...but do not attempt to poison tha roaches because lizards will die when they eat roaches...

[@banjon2012]

@@dorylotivio8835 Lizards are amazing, just having one lizard around for a few days will literally eliminate your cockroach problem.

[@lindsaythomson3687]

@@demetrisfields9402 Her lizard friend probably keeps the roaches down along with the scorpions.

[@nancyhowell4505]

Thank you for mentioning the blackout shades! I need darkness to be able to sleep and so many people have ridiculed me for needing that.

[@sashasilva9195]

I've had a exminator come via a company my apartment buidling landlord hired to vacuum out the roaches in my kitchen. Given it was one or 2 I've seen but even after that I saw another coming out of my kitchen. I nearly died because I was going in there to get water late at night. Do you suggest I hire my own professional too maybe?

[@florkiler6242]

so professional and practically smart and also kinda charismatic

[@timelessrecords2363]

Thinking of fogging. I've tried the gel thing. It made a difference but still have some. I'm ready to rid of food leave for a couple days and fog the whole house.

[@lucybyrd1810]

I live in Central Florida and I recently have had an infestation in the kitchen. Very few little to none in the bathroom none in the bedrooms that I could see I am a new homeowner I purchased an older home and it is very difficult to find tiny cracks. Thank you so much for this video I will definitely do what you suggest. Hopefully it will take care of the issue on a regular basis

[@onion3004]

Now, we need a 5th step, how to convince your lazy parents to actually do something about them. The roaches in my house have gotten reaaally bad, and they're bringing their friends too. (Sugar ants, gnats, etc.) But my parents just... do not care. It's disgusting. Cant wait to move out 🤙😭

[@vai9351]

Or, move out into your own pristine place!

[@mgarcia2445]

If you're a minor, forcing you to live in those unsanitary conditions is considered child abuse/neglect. You might want to mention that to them, and if they still don't do anything about it, depending on how bad this whole situation makes you feel, you could report them to Child Protective Services in your state (anonymously, if you prefer). I know I couldn't live like that. Roaches terrify and disgust me. Just seeing one brought me to this video today.

[@onion3004]

@@mgarcia2445 thank you, but the thing is, we cant really do much about them considering it's my cousins who bring them over each time they visit. They live in a roach infested home and when they stayed for a bit, they brought their roaches with them(now my cousins cant do anything about it because they're pretty poor.) If we happen to get rid of them, they would just bring them back which is why I guess my grandma is unmotivated to get rid of them. And I guess my comment was a bit of an exaggeration, it's not like my house is *infested* theres just.. alot of roaches that come out at night. I dont think it's too unsanitary though. But recently my grandma has been attempting to get rid of them so that's a plus. I really thank you for your worry, it was nice to see that a stranger on the internet cared. Thank you

[@jessicamac1307]

so you got the football team problem as well i see smh mfers rushed me when i opened my glass door.

[@jessicamac1307]

Yes we care and obviously all have the same problem. If you see a lot of roaches at night then u do have a problem. They reproduce at a rate that is unbelievable. I have never lived in a roach home didn't have a problem until neighbors moved then they migrated from all directions. Literally want to throw up. One trick I have been using, I got a new garbage disposal a I leave some cat food in there and after a hr I run in the kitchen grab the sink sprayer spray the ones I catch down and turn the disposal on. That helps to an extent. FYI each egg hatches 50 baby roaches. That is why when you see them initially you have to take action then seeing one in the day time means you have at least a million roaches or something like that. It's crazy. And they nest up together so to get rid of them you have to find the nest and there could be more than one

[@mindright9771]

The craziest thing I’ve found that works extremely well is mixing one part Dawn dishwashing liquid to two parts water and mixing it into a spray bottle. Set the nozzle to stream and shoot them on site. It kills them on contact after a few minutes. They are fast but my trigger finger is faster and can’t out run the stream. If you set the bottle to mist it kills pesky flies, mosquitos, and spiders on contact as well.

[@richardguzzino2892]

any soap water kills them with direct contact, & always leave soap water in toilet so they can't drink that

[@MAGAMAN]

Useless because there are a million more in your walls and cabinets.

[@mindright9771]

@@MAGAMAN I’m only talking about getting rid of the ones you can see

[@alendryaldimera]

For a contact kill, a spray bottle of pure bleach works great too. Set nozzle halfway between "mist" and "stream". Takes a minute to actually kill them, but that's a minute you get to watch them writhe around in agonizing pain.

[@lindsaythomson3687]

👍

[@vijayakumartc4902]

One of creatures survived for eons and eons! Greatest survivor.

[@ReadTheBible33]

Oh and in my opinion the first thing to do is to moisture problem, usually it's someone that has a leak either in their roof or plumbing. You fix that you'll certainly evict them a lot faster.

[@darylrichardson8567]

‘That needs to be addressed’. That’s my new catch phase 😎💯

[@subdivine]

Anyone else cringed when he was going through the different types of roaches? 😖😖😖

[@savagewaifu4694]

That American one got me shook! I see those everywhere in Phoenix

[@learningkidstvkloudandrain4293]

Yes wtf why I don't give a shit and have no mercy for these bitches

[@recipehacker9752]

@@learningkidstvkloudandrain4293 don’t get mad at them like they hurt your feelings, just kill them calmly and methodically like an assassin or a Republican :)

[@shamilton6870]

Yes

[@WE1RDalWANNAbe]

Yeah like I'm gonna take the time to STUDY it's damn shape and markings. I'm gonna step on the damn thing and kill it! Oh look honey there a roach QUICK get the camera lets take pics of it and see what kind it is.... NOT!!!

[@gingerlee726]

Dryer sheets in the bed, essential oils-lavender around your room as much as possible, keep room very clean and if you can a cool temperature. Do not put the roach bait gel in your room. I have been successful at them avoiding my room. I don't think I could handle it if they didn't.

[@gingerlee726]

This only works for small infestations.

[@lindsaythomson3687]

I really like the lavender scented roach spray 😊 ( Raid).

[@yesiownfrodo]

NOPE

[@thabisobaloyi7431]

I had lots of cocroaches and confused, my mother adviced me to keep on spraying with different cocroach sprays often i.e doom, Diroach etc. In my kitchen I can no longer see them

[@caroline897241]

I found this guy to be very informative and helpful 👍

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you!

[@kaydavis9727]

Very good

[@jaznasty69]

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[@brilliantatbreakfast]

Do the roaches still emerge if you put that bait down? One of my cats has high prey drive and he is always on the lookout for various bugs that get into the house. Do the roaches always go right back to the nest after eating the bait? I don't want my cat to be poisoned by this stuff. I don't get many, but I'd rather have none.

[@carvsh]

Dang good video! Thank you for such a great explanation of types of roaches, insecticides etc. i appreciate the info in the description as well. Great job sir

[@Mike-yj6jv]

Great video! Will put some of your recommendations to work.

[@WajdiGary]

Advion Gel alone is enough to get of cockroaches, my problem is solved for 3 months, so every 3 months i use a little bit of Advion Gel.

[@MARAASIM]

He is literally staring at me while I am watching this video.

[@asenvelkov301]

Living in old apartment in eastern europe is heaven for these roaches, it's war every night

[@fart-balls]

At my grandparents place in Mexico they are basically roommates.

[@davidhughes4728]

Really love the video really helps out took me 2 months to get rid of cockroaches off my property before I had to spray every day every two weeks for 2 months to get rid of them they've come back because somebody brought a bag of groceries in and they run out so now I got to try to get rid of them again

[@precioussamson2264]

Thanks for teaching thanks so much remain blessed and blessings

[@TheCodex808]

Must try this to see if it works right!

[@davidhughes4728]

Really love the video keep up the good work man

[@SPAZZOID100]

Plug up all openings and spray cedar oil.

[@theresagentry7170]

I have really bad asthma and have to be careful with what i use. So is it still safe for me to use the product's

[@jasonbaker6901]

I would consult a Dr first. With Asthma, you'll prob want to stay away from aerosol sprays. Yet again, I'm definitely not a Dr, so I would consult your Dr first, before applying any products.

[@tiffanycruse8577]

I like this. common sense and still very insightful with new information. thank you.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Glad we could help.

[@raventho6870]

Legit the worst thing happened to me. Sunaday morning there were 2 roaches in the bathroom and in the afternoon one in my room. The next day another one in the bathroom Tuesday another one in my sisters room and today a couple minutes ago one was in my hallway. I am sick and tired of them and ill use your steps and ill let you know if they work! 😉

[@lpdlamini2572]

Gud people thanks for the cockroaches remedy. Yu said it's 1polish 2Biscuits. What is third one?

[@charlesg7926]

I mean cockroaches suck but they’re not the worst thing that could happen to you. You could get into a car crash, or die. Cockroaches are gross but they’re not like the end of the world

[@ASmith-jn7kf]

@@charlesg7926 yes to some of us it is.

[@mercedesbenzs600bash]

​@@charlesg7926 Very true at least there's ways to get rid of them...

[@ddramos7997]

The picture of the smoky brown you have @1:43 is very misleading. They look like that at the nymph stage, not adult. The adults are very dark, almost pure black, and have wings which they use to fly at you and scare you to death.

[@LazarusStr]

This was done so well I watched it twice! I live in NYC (enough said) 😂 Thank you so much for putting this up. 😘

[@rodneyvoshell9296]

What’s the solution if you live in a studio apartment? Move I guess because it’s been bug bombed and I keep it as clean as possible but still I’m not sure.

[@kenobibryant1637]

I have algae growing on the ground just outside my house. Will that attract more roaches?

[@ryanpearce7085]

Fantastic explanation, great educational video.

[@mirandalad5082]

filling in cracks and holes in your walls is important. I used to get bugs in my bedroom that would hop on my bed. i realized they were living in cracks and holes in my wall. i filled all the holes and cracks in and the bugs disappeared

[@km-lw2uc]

mirandalad what did you fill it with

[@abrahamlaerion]

what if they are still there and getting bigger?

[@mikerushing362]

@@abrahamlaerion they will die eventually without food or water 👌

[@selah71]

@@km-lw2uc Acrylic caulk that is for kitchens and bathrooms. I'm not good with a caulk gun so I bought the kind in a tube that you squeeze. (Like a tube of toothpaste only much bigger.) I caulked all the baseboards and cracks in every room, not just the kitchen and bathroom. Scrubbed the stove, stove vent, cabinets, handles AND hinges from any grease or food. I mean every nook and cranny! We have square glued down tiles in kitchen and bathroom so I bought Quick Shine. It not only livened and shined the floors, it sealed the tiniest gap between tiles. Roaches can find and eat the most miniscule crumbs we can't see. So, two coats I applied. Got some foam in a can and used it around pipes that come in from outside. Then, I got boric acid and dusted under the stove, beneath the bottom kitchen drawers, in back of bottom kitchen and bathroom cabinets, behind and under the fridge. Only thing left to do is take cover plates off light switches and outlets, and dust inside of them. This has been a job! It took a lot of time, effort and elbow grease but is working! You have to, in my opinion, do every room. When I applied boric acid, they came scattering out. I didn't want a single gap or crack for them to escape into. (Also, closets.) Things are worse in the respect I'm seeing more, but it is them trying to escape. Also, vacuum everyday, take trash out daily and dry sinks after using. They can't live without food and water. And can't live after being exposed to boric acid. I know this is long, but hopefully helps. Needless to say, I'm wore out but in a positive and sense of accomplishment type way.

[@Mote78]

J. Adkins Very smart of you and you didn’t fill your home with a bunch of poisons. I also went into the Crawspace and sealed all openings around water, drains and electric lines. They were using those openings as highways. I also applied about 5 pounds of powered boric acid and 20 pounds of diatomaceous earth on the perimeter of my Crawlspace. I also sealed under the outdoor siding. No poisons that are harmful to pets or humans. I also leave spiders alone outside and in the Crawlspace. They’re part of my pest control.

[@CC-4444]

Will this work in apartments..never had a problem with them before..the first 2 years living in my apartment had none then our neighbor moved out and now we have them yuck

[@mikosan77]

SAME! I went from maybe seeing 3 in a year to 3 in 24 hrs. All my landlord wants to do is have a pest company come and spray.😡

[@jessiegentry283]

Are these products available online or threw your store? If so how costly are the products and will they work for a 20-30 year infestations. We inherited a home that has always had roaches we were told that many products were tried and there's an immunity to many products. Also are there any natural products good for roaches.

[@blkluv100]

Boric acid.

[@bahadurali8887]

Thanks for the video. Will try your approach.

[@excaliber2010]

To get rid of roaches, use roach gel by the brand Combat. They start to disappear with that stuff.

[@teresamcdaniel1989]

I have used combat many times I can’t see any difference

[@tabathia7633]

I use that also, about ready to put down fresh combat again.

[@lornatwins9944]

I applied everything in all your steps it's 3 months now and my house is free of roaches

[@KissMahGrits]

This gives me hope. I'm a clean freak but found 4 babies 3 in kitchen 1 in bathroom. I despise them, grew up in infested apartments. Scare the hell out of me

[@JUSTMETEE]

This is the best and most informative video I have seen regarding pest control. Thank you!

[@jessies3236]

Do a video on how to keep them out of flower beds also?!

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you for you recommendation. We will take it into consideration when making our next video.

[@greyfox8310]

I never seen a overgrown flying roach untill I moved to FL from NJ.

[@ozzyozlaflare]

What do you recommend about the cracks and crevices in a parked RV?

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Reclaim IT is recommended for indoor and outdoor use. You can use it as a cracks and crevice treatment.

[@locustlocust2898]

use caulking?

[@elgeneralxx]

Throw the whole RV out

[@sweaterdoll]

So...you're putting down the bait wearing rubber gloves so I'm assuming it should not be touched and especially not ingested by humans. If my utensils and dishes get bait on them, does that mean 1) I could be made sick by germs left by the roaches who might have stopped there to eat, and 2) that toxic bait could make me sick as well? What's the likelihood of being able to clean it off the surfaces of my cabinets at some point? If it's in the cracks and corners like that, is it even going to be possible to get it out? And lastly, I have never had roaches in my house and have seen two in my dish and glassware cabinets, respectively, within the last 4 weeks. I have no roach feces in my pantry or under the sinks. Will using the bait actually just draw them up into the cabinets which is where I don't want them? Should I just apply this stuff under sinks and appliances for now? I cleaned out all stored newspaper, gift bags, paper bags, and cardboard boxes and recycling completely and found no evidence of roaches (but a lot of creepy spiders). The house doesn't appear infested. How can I use the bait judiciously so as not to actually attract them into my home from under the house or in the walls where I assume they have started living?

[@jasonbaker6901]

We always suggest to put the bait in areas that won't contaminate utensils and other things of the sort. Wearing the gloves not only protects you, but it also doesn't transfer your scent onto the bait. Roaches can make you sick with or without the bait. Their fecal mater can become airborne and cause respiratory issues, especially in children and elderly people. If you're putting it in cracks and crevices, I've used a toothpick in the past to remove the unconsumed bait out, paperclips and other things similar can help. I also store my glassware upside down, so that nothing (roaches, spiders, beetles) do not enter them. Typically you'll want to apply the bait in areas that they've been seen in. If they're around the sink, bait around the sink. If they're not by the pantry, you can keep the baits away from that area. You just want to give them enough to eat and take back to the "nest". Hope this clears up any questions you have!

[@sweaterdoll]

@@jasonbaker6901 Thanks so much. I appreciate the answer. I do have this thing about putting my glassware upside down because that means I'm potentially putting the edges right on bug droppings (that I haven't seen yet and cleaned out) and then drinking from that edge. I'd rather rinse my glassware out and then use it. Luckily, I have rarely lived with roaches, did not find feces anywhere this time so these two were probably not a symptom of a huge problem and I have seen none since. But I did use the bait around the cabinets where they were just in case. And I puffed diatomaceaous earth in the cracks under the kitchen sink and under the house around the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry room just to be sure. Thanks again.

[@jasonbaker6901]

@@sweaterdoll Glad you're being proactive. Be careful with Diatomaceous earth, that is pulverized seashells and can be harmful to breathe. Just make sure you're wearing a dust or particulate mask. Diatomaceous earth is a good product tho, it actually uses the sharp edges of seashell to cut their limbs off and then they starve to death.

[@sweaterdoll]

@@jasonbaker6901 Thank you. I am very aware of the lung shredding capacity of DE and take great care when using it. But I'm glad you mentioned it so others also know if they read this. Merry Christmas!

[@elainenunes7955]

I put a plastic sandwich bag over the top of our drinking glasses and a rubber band around the plastic bag so far no big of any kind in the glasses. You can reuse them provided they are clean. I got one in the potato bag from the grocery store so I got an air tight container for the potatoes. My biggest problem now are spiders, big ones.

[@iambl4z315]

In philipines there's the Us one the smokey brown and the white albino roach a.k.a th newly molted

[@TANTHEMANFILMS]

great info BORIC ACID WORKS! keep the home clean coverholes especially in kitchens and near sinks showers drain and spary the outside of doors ways and patios! (if you have no pets)..

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you for your feedback.

[@TANTHEMANFILMS]

@@solutionspestandlawn thanks for the video helpful!

[@jrod3108]

I raised the rent and the cockroaches agreed to leave, problem solved 👌

[@jasonbaker6901]

Did you notify them via certified mail or just yell really loud?

[@trenamccloud3213]

I have birds and many pesticides can kill them just tje fumes can kills them What is you recommendation for that situation?

[@angiedevaney9084]

Thank you for this info! Very helpful!🙏🙏🙏

[@otako_fefe]

Thank you Sir, this really helped me!

[@joaquimrodriguez8961]

totally professional

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Thank you!

[@kevincordova9454]

Bh

[@Iamnoyie]

I moved into an apartment and I'm super clean I do have cracks and I do my best to get rid of them but I'm told that if my neighbors aren't clean then they can also come from there

[@khadijaomer1261]

I don't know why when you go further to attack them.. They come at you... They don't run away. The most annoying hideous weird bug ever.

[@bergonath8851]

It's a defense move against larger creatures such as us, and it works...

[@selah71]

Seriously? They come at you? Currently I'm battling roaches and haven't had that happen. They don't scare me but I detest them!

[@TheRealTact]

@@bergonath8851 but why? It’s fucking retarded, charging at a large enemy, what fucking idiots, I wish to eliminate them all.

[@wkbsom8653]

@@TheRealTact start bullying them into killing themselves

[@ricklovell6237]

Do you have any stores in Joplin

[@meghanakoushik6680]

I have Cockroaches in my room, like literally everywhere. I saw them near my closet, book shelf. I got rid of them but i don't know how they came back. It's just been 3 months that I've cleaned my room with some Cockroach spray. I don't know how they came again

[@avachen2703]

You probably didn't get all of them. It takes only one to create hundreds

[@rafisalfonsonin4908]

You need to kill these because they will take over the house. Vacuum. Do not eat in. Your room ever, nothing. Vacuum some more. Pour baking soda or this powder made from grounded sea shells. Sleep with your lights on!! Lol

[@arielmcneil4149]

Boric acid

[@katiec.3052]

I need some assistance, even though this was posted quite a while ago. Maybe an hour ago, I noticed a roach on top of my dresser, I immediately killed it due to flipping out and smashing it with the nearest object. I do tend to eat in my bedroom, which was where I found it. First time I have seen one since I moved into my new home, 2 months ago. I have no baseboards yet, so I can't spray the aerosol. Should only one be cause for concern, or should I take action immediately? I know from now on I will only be eating in my kitchen however, lol.

[@sweaterdoll]

I am having a similar issue. I have never had roaches and have seen two in my kitchen in the last month. I have no other evidence of roaches - no roach poop. Today I got rid of all stacks of newspaper, paper bags, cardboard boxes because they love those things. I'm storing things in plastic tubs instead of cardboard boxes in my mudroom. I'm making sure we don't pile things up to give them a place to live. Keep things from piling on the floors of closets. I'm hesitant to put bait where I don't want them because I don't want to attract them into the house if they are in the walls, but they do need to be killed at the nest or they will just keep reproducing. You could have brought one in with a grocery bag or box from moving. But if there is a chance they have started breeding, you'll want to make sure things are not piled up, vacuuming frequently, and as the video suggests, sealing all cracks and gaps around pipes under sinks and other cracks into the walls. I would suggest using spray or bait or something if you see more roaches. But at least do the other things first. I wouldn't panic, but I would clean up, seal up, and keep an eye out for more of them.

[@solutionspestandlawn]

If you've seen one, we do recommend treating. At best, it may have only been one that lingered in, and properly treating for it will just be a sure way of preventing them from continuing to come into your home. But in most cases, if you see one, there are more hiding somewhere. Remember, roaches are attracted to water and food, so be sure to clean up properly in order to avoid attracting them into your home. If you have any more questions, feel free to reach out to us on our website! You can also email us at [e-mail]

[@Guillan80]

WhAt should be done about kitchen appliances.

[@Dbjjr26]

Light them on fire

[@razial5745]

I've never had roaches. Since I got a roommate I'm seeing them laying dead in the house. I do spray the house with poison twice a year. But this is terrible.

[@LogicBob]

What a great video! I really appreciate the time you put into the description section too! I don't suppose you have any specific tips for roaches in a garage that can't really be sealed up? Besides the obvious and the things you go over in the video?

[@naechilds8593]

Tear the garage down n install a new one....

[@mementomori2839]

Grenades

[@richardguzzino2892]

if chilly outside keep garage door open- get garage down to 60 degrees Fahrenheit or cooler

[@oketayoo.g3907]

The gel is very good, how can we purchase it

[@OkaFrom1999]

Is it possible to have at least 3 species in my home out of all of them?

[@solutionspestandlawn]

Yes, that is a possibility. Reach out to us on our website for more information.

[@marius-g300fs]

Thank you very much. Helps a lot!!

[@solutionspestandlawn]

You're welcome, glad we can help!

[@michaellutcher5244]

Ok u covered houses can u teii use about apartments

[@solutionspestandlawn]

The steps would be similar in an apartment. Visit us on our website for more information.

[@michaelwilliams2198]

one thing I have a problem with in cockroach control and elimination, is not these videos they are wonderful and most very effective. but some will suggest or reccomemd a certain product for the elimination of disgusting cockroaches. and then you go to the website if you are buying off line and the first thing you get slapped in the face with is, cannot ship to N.Y. my quest. is why? a lot of these insecticides is no more toxic than the brands you can but at many local hardware retailers or other stores like home depot but from my experience trying to buy an insecticide to kill cockroaches at local retailers is the diversity of products is quite low. next is the amt they keep in stock. is very low compared to their online counterparts what upsets me is we all know how disgusting, germ ridden and pesky these insects can be. and new York has one of the biggest cockroach infestation. in the U.S. and these products to me and what I've read about them is no more toxic than some of the cleansers we use so what is the big deal in shipping these items to certain states

[@solutionspestandlawn]

The reason is state regulations are different for New York, and for the most part Pest Control Operators are the only option for treating a residence. This is not the same for the rest of the country.

[@harrisn3693]

Drive into New Jersey and just bring it across.