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[@elizabethpittillo3259]

Roaches are so hard to get rid of and they are embarrassing and people who don’t have them don’t understand that for some people it’s not their fault and it’s a struggle and really has an effect on you mentally over time

[@Boitumelo789]

Hahaha affect your mentality, true

[@russiandude6454]

I had major ptsd after dealing with a bunch of cocksuckers. I killed one, than 2, than 3 and 4 and 5, than killed 6 and 7 than 8 and 9 than 10 and 11 and 12 on thirteens one I had a mental breakdown... I started seeing them in my dreams, chasing me, numbering millions.. I had to quit my job, I started drinking heavily and smoking crack. Cockroaches ruined my life!! Be careful they might ruin yours too!!

[@sagardhaberao]

@@russiandude6454 Ikr, i was seeing them in my dreams too. So stopped killing them. That stopped them from infesting my dreams.

[@galileafuentes315]

Its really does. I live in an apartment and i keep as clean as possible but as soon as i start cooking they come out its so annoying and when i see one i start getting hardcore chills i have to sit down because they are so gross. Ive gone to other people’s houses and when i see a small smudge some where from the corner of my eye i get paranoid and think its a roach.

[@2700bc]

Ivan Zyrianov 😂😂🤣💀 please tell me your lying

[@rpmblitz]

Here's a question. Why talk trash if you're watching this video on how to get rid of roaches???🤔🤔🤔

[@romeoharris7636]

Renato Hope #True

[@JoyJoy-oc7su]

Renato Hope lol ikr

[@thomasharris5151]

Great comment! Most people are hypocrites!

[@ladylotusinc]

Preach! They aren't just here for shits n giggles 😂

[@dustinbaltis4]

I honestly dont know why im here lol

[@jamillagreen7999]

What some people don't realize is this. Roaches can survive on anything. They eat glue, grease, toothpaste, bath soap,etc. So it's not always about being unclean.They will live anywhere, they are survivors!!!

[@Ac-ty8wp]

They also like the glue and cardboard boxes and who doesn't have you know a cardboard box around. They also eat hair so clean your combs and brushes

[@multimalware5325]

They can't breeth underwater and can't lift there own weight off a super sticky surface

[@Chuychubacca]

Multi Malware they can't breathe but they can swim. We had a severe case of roaches and i had to place tape around my fish tanks that way they'd stick to the adhesive they would hop in and i was scared my fish would eat them

[@DavidBrendan7799]

this is all making me VERY itchy!

[@narc_free4527]

Jamilla Green thats true

[@AshaCattette]

Though a lot of people are talking trash about his house, he could have also gotten roaches from his neighbors like I did. But this was super helpful because I used the apple juice trick as soon as I started seeing them, and it worked.

[@puffalump76]

true .i once lived in an apartment. i only saw a big one here or there .then when my neighbor from above moved i started seeing groups in the cieling corners .and from drains .i moved f that i didnt want my electronics infested.

[@charlesneely]

AshaCattette up Huh smart young lady u R lol 😂

[@carolynnorman3038]

AshaCattette , exactly or a used appliance like me, I didn't know then the summer hit and boom they were everywhere. disgusting insects I don't understand their purpose.

[@FearmatiicsFEAR]

Shoot I got minds from family

[@roachezhaul6421]

Check out my 48 hour roach haul and how to do it. You will not believe how many I got.

[@itscool9960]

Anyone can get a roach anywhere inside of their house and not even notice. They’re uninvited guests rather it’s clean or not

[@determineddad7935]

Got mine from our neighbors. House of 15 people and they were dirty!

[@hersheythebody]

Amen

[@tanya9nithreus]

How do they even get in?? I'm up at 4am right now because I had a roach in my damn bedroom ... My windows and doors and everything are always closed or have an insect net!! I see no way for them to even be able to enter!

[@SpeedyC16]

@@tanya9nithreus usually it's the small space (opening) beneath the door or via any sink if you don't have any cracks or other openings for them to enter your home.

[@True_Christian]

@@tanya9nithreus They can crawl in from the sewers and straight through your sink and/or bathtub hole(s). And they can also enter from extremely tiny gaps in your baseboards, even if it's only a few millimeters of space.

[@kathiehoskins813]

Yuck. I don't have roaches thank god. I always told it's not a shame having roaches it's a shame not getting rid of them. Your video is very informative.

[@jamillagreen7999]

Kathie Hoskins That was a true statement, and you are very kind to say that. Some of the other comments are just mean.

[@tanamongoloid3620]

Exactly. ANYONE can get them but it’s shameful when you know you have them and are complacent to do anything about it!!! Right on about that!!!

[@JoyJoy-oc7su]

Kathie Hoskins Yeah I have a leak and now they're a problem. I hate them too! The leak is now fixed but roaches are so hard to get rid of, so don't judge! President Trump has reported a roach infestation in the White House. His family won't even eat there!

[@Steven-jx9yb]

I had no cockroaches until my grandma brought them in my house :( now im disgusted to get stuff or even eat

[@cbfunkygrt1944]

My garage was turned into a a room so you know there's obviously going to be roaches here and then

[@clubpenguinrockie]

Some people in these comments don't seem to realize how privileged they are

[@smellmyclock]

jessie liu he isn't getting rid of them, he's feeding them. I've seen Roach infested houses get turned around. It's seriously about cleanliness.... throw trash everyday, mop your floors, clean all the gunk in the sink, never leave dirty dishes out. That attracts roaches. If they see a constant food source out, they'll be like "hmmm this bitch is always leaving shit out, let's live here" as opposed to "oh he's always replacing everything and cleaning everything, there's nothing to eat, let's invade a different house" go fuck yourself lazy bitch. If my grandma can do it in the Philippines which is Roach heaven, then you can too lmao

[@JoyJoy-oc7su]

smellmyclock Stfu you don't know shit.

[@ertfgghhhh]

smellmyclock theyre still there. They hide instead of being comfortable(unless an exterminator got them out)

[@burnellbrowne4303]

this guy never cleaned?

[@itsjustjess8726]

It honestly sucks. my neighbor started collecting junk and his yard is pretty close to being a scrap yard. It's attracted so many roaches, even with daily cleaning.

[@stefanimartinez5048]

my apartment is always clean I clean every single day but I started getting roaches when someone moved in upstairs I even see them come in from a corner in the wall I hate it

[@stefanimartinez5048]

but his floor was disgusting ...

[@tanamongoloid3620]

I’m sorry :( that truely sucks

[@yoshr02]

Claudia ? 💀

[@addy677]

@@tanyaharris7924 i already feel sorry for who ever your husband is guna be .

[@TheSatisfactoryMeatstick]

@@addy677 idk man she right.

[@bearbearmom4015]

You handled this with dignity and as little harm. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@mm17chuu18]

u would think that seeing their dead buddies would stop them from walking into their death, but i guess not.

[@nonabonn]

they eat dead ones, so that could also to be bait to them lol

[@akiyama3298]

😂😂😂😂

[@kbmusick8894]

#ARMY

[@njorogedavidke]

😂😂😂 you're funny

[@NIKKICTV-nq4io]

Lmfao. I just moved into an apartment 3 months ago. Freaked when i saw the first roach. And ur right it doesnt scare them. I figured i would leave a couple of dead ones so their buddies would see them.......... 😆 Didn't work. I kill at least 10 a day. I will be glad when the year lease is up!!!!!

[@JoeLackey]

Ah, yes. The ol' corndog trick. Works on me every time.

[@mineedo]

Lmaoooo

[@lottocash5494]

😂😂😂

[@thisisvee1117]

😂😂😂

[@BrandonSmith-rb1bf]

😂👍🏿

[@cee5773]

Come get it cowboy

[@kenji8131]

I'm so itchy after watching this...

[@georgielockhart6686]

There in nothing more unnerving to me then going to the kitchen at night flicking the light and seeing even 1 roach then they scurry off as i try to kill them but usually get away. Makea my skin crawl.

[@vanguard4065]

im sorry. this is happening to me too now in my apartment after 8 years of no roaches.

[@BIKEMAN21]

They hide inside the walls, Once one person in an apartment brings them in, good chance everyone will eventually get them. Lets face it, people are slobs. These things have been evolving for 300 million years to screw with us. Their favorite spot in under /inside a stove, fridge inside toaster ovens. cluttered area's. They eat anything organic - paper, wood, pet waste, kitchen grease, dog hair, fingernail clippings. Save jars and coat the inside with canola oil, vaseline etc, the video with canola oil seems to be good, the jars with curved edges would be ideal. I once found a computer infested with them, they got into the cdrom drive thru tiny pinholes in the power connector... they made so much droppings it was like a sewage system.. entire computer... really nasty , parts of the computer case began to rust from all the waste they produced. no amount of cleaning with bleach, vinegar, wd40, and other chemicals has gotten the smell out so far. They must have been after the heat the computer made. WE must exterminate them at all costs !

[@classica1fungus]

smart. also you can put some bacon greese around the inside of the glass to make sure they cannot get out. my grandma use to use an old coffee grounds can with bacon greese in the bittom. she would put it under the sink that was adjacent to the stove. it only took like a couple weeks and they were all gone. great video and advice

[@umadigotit8035]

Or vaseline

[@tylertresses2394]

@@umadigotit8035 bacon grease to lure them bitches

[@justinkreiss9502]

Apple juice sounds good!:)

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

yeah, he forgot the oil 😄

[@DiannaAtherton]

Roaches don't care how much money you have or if you live in a penthouse with granite countertops... if you have them this video is in valuable. Thanks for posting.

[@ashleymarie8401]

I'm probably would be scared to take the tape off 😂

[@cynthiacastrucci7750]

Ãshlēy Måriê haha i was thinking the same. I would wait till my husband did it. I just cant with bugs.

[@leticiaabeytauriarte8822]

lol..me too!..smh

[@ayhallelu6975]

Ãshlēy Måriê I got you covered. I'll remove it #thirst

[@ayhallelu6975]

im Jonny LMAO

[@laylaysocraycray9502]

Yeah

[@MonaLisaFire]

Roaches don't mean dirty all the time

[@angelag7992]

EVE-Voni's World so true! I’ve lived in my house for 16 years, and I never seen or had any problems with bugs. Then I got a toaster from someone and BAM it’s like they’ve taken over!!

[@twistedscizzorshaircuts6410]

EVE-Voni's World that’s their drive they r nasty and don’t care they multiply to take over and infect us w disease

[@girlscanbedrummers5449]

Angela G that's what happened when my sister brought items over from her friends house. Found out her home was infested with roaches.

[@silktheshockersilktheshock6625]

Yes

[@BOSS-SAINT]

You can be dirty and still not get them.

[@jacobdavid1825]

shut da ... up in old houses no matter how much ya cleaning thos mfs keep coming back

[@Misslove-ol1nq]

Swag If you really think it's that simple to "buy a new house", then you really need to take a look around at the economic circumstances (assuming you're in America) most people are facing these days. Your comment has got to be one of the most ignorant ones on this thread. Older homes- at least mine does :/ - tend to have cracks where pests can come in or hide. I've lived in a 4-plex with just the top 2 occupied for almost 6yrs. It's been a constant battle to keep a number of pests (at different times) out. I deal with fighting it, because it's what I can afford in the best district for my children- two of which are middle schoolers. And that brings me to my last point: ever tried to fight crumbs, etc against 2 preteens, a 3 yr old, and pets... as a single parent? It's no easy feat.. Fortunately, I've always been able to manage somehow with at home remedies.

[@justincornelius3670]

Ikr

[@Los_HermanitosCruz]

exactly

[@wolfgurl88]

jacob david yes very true! I have a very old house with old windows and lots of air leaks, roaches can fir through the tiniest cracks, I also have a mouse problem right now. Plus there’s a huge field behind my house so that doesn’t help

[@kenji8131]

Watch your mouth bow I agree with you

[@childofthemosthigh4261]

We brought furniture from someone and it was infested So you just don't know. They can come other ways.

[@rannz8]

We bought a fridge from rent-a-center and it didnt work so we pulled to back off and it was infested and some escaped which made us get them and they refuse to send a pest control

[@pablogaviria9265]

Yes, even used water heater tanks . Sometimes they are infested with Roaches.

[@recipehacker9752]

Not just furniture....just bought a pull up tower from Walmart. The little fockers were in the shipping container, which sat in our foyer for a week. Keep your packages outside and toss the cardboard boxes ASAP.

[@jamillagreen7999]

It's crazy how some people are calling this man's house filthy. All I saw was some stuff that he purposely placed in the sink to attract roaches to the tape.So climb down off of your high horses, it's easy to criticize behind a computer- SHAME ON YOU!!!!! BEFORE YOU RESPOND,KEEP YOUR BACKLASH TO YOURSELVES, BECAUSE I DON'T CARE TO HEAR IT!!!

[@omilkhouseo]

did you see his floor? it needed to be swept and mopped. also there was food and soap build up in his sink

[@lowquality9232]

Sarah Payne - he said keep it dirty

[@marioruiz3339]

Sarah Payne Why do you bother in pointing it out, you may never know his circumstances.

[@ohhyeahyeah9960]

Sarah Payne shut the hell up, you’re here to get rid of roaches aren’t you ? Stop criticizing, you’ve got the same problem

[@Faze_Crack80085]

Yeah

[@plumpri3343]

I've been using pickle juice in jars. It works, but trying this too. My neighbors brought them in and they multiply very fast. Doesn't mean one is filthy. Great video.

[@foxtrezz994]

I've moved in to a upper part of a house (kinda like an apartment) with my emotional support dog, at first the apartment looked clean with no issues but it was an old house. The rent was rather cheap too. I've moved in and God. . .its a nightmare at night. In the first night of staying, there's a pool of roaches on the floor. Not a few, but infection of roaches. I couldn't do anything to move out since I didn't had anywhere to go for the time being and I couldn't use repellent or any harsh poison since I have my dog and my land lord wouldn't do anything because "it never happened until you came, you must've brought it" (kinda "the your problem you deal with it" mentality). My emotional health got a toll over time (more than usual), like "seeing" roaches where they weren't. Messed up my sleeping schedule, making me a night owl, waiting for 5am when the sun is coming out so I can sleep (because those roaches barely comes out at day time). Not being emotionally nor mentally "there" when I need to be, like work or school or therapy. I'm sharing this story to show other commenters you don't need to be a "dirty" person to be in those situations and even if those bugs are "smaller than you" the point of them invading your space and products is enough reason to toll anyone emotionally. So, please, be kind, and even though we respect your option, please think twice before expressing since your commentary can affect or insult others. Thank you for reading my comment until the end. 😃

[@sav2165]

I agree. At my grandma's house my neighbor that lives below, refuses to bomb their apartment and all of their roaches come flying up to our apartment and its emotionally and mentally draining. I see roaches in places there not too. Little black spots around my home bother me and make me panic. I can't sleep waiting for these things to go away, I have to wear shoes everywhere in my home now, I refuse to cook in the kitchen, I refuse to bathe at this house(my mom and I have our own apartment) and I've been putting peppermint oil everywhere. What's worse is I have Psoriasis which already stems from nervousness due to the fact that's it's an autoimmune disorder as well a skin disorder. It already makes me itchy so now dealing with this makes it worse as is probably the reason my psorasis continues to flare-up....only reason I'm at this apartment and not the one my mom and I have more often is because the internet, important family matters, and a lot of our main mail/packages come here. Roaches are a serious problem. Especially when you see them during the day and when others around you don't try to solve the problem. And our manager refuses to look for the nest. Because a as many as we have seen and killed, this is a major infestation which means there's a nest somewhere. Whether it's downstairs at my neighbors, in ours, or in the attic they need to look for it.

[@niccgurre3787]

ima just like this and leave, me looking at all those words and letters made my eyes glitch

[@elainephleps4705]

You can put down food grade danuisea earth.its pet friendly. Dosent affect your health.

[@nootnoot9842]

In most states it is illegal for a landlord to refuse to treat a roach infestation wether they think you brought them or not, your landlord was a scumbag.

[@TheLegend-ip8oq]

Mad respect to you for having to live with bugs everyday, if bugs crawling on my fridge was a usual thing I would’ve burned the entire house downp

[@sleppypup2590]

Really helped me out!! Was so tired of watching vids w/o people showing REAL results!! Thank you

[@EmberwolfXR]

Wow here I was freaking out about a couple of palmetto roaches and this dude has them all over the place.

[@kkir5004]

Bought a used mini refrigerator when I moved to a new apartment and did have enough money to buy a new one. Two years later the struggle is real.

[@hamfamily1218]

We got old wooden cabinets from our neighbor 5 years ago as a greeting gift. 2 days later we got roaches. It was so disgusting and symbolic for unclean, we rarely invite visitors. It was our first time getting roaches and me and my sister reacted like it was spiders. Edit: please don’t automatically think were dirty or unclean, it’s just we got them from our neighbors. People still find it hard to believe.

[@pgFrancisco]

Yeah I once picked a very nice looking drawer in the curb little did I know it was infested with roach eggs

[@1Life2Live007]

My kitchen is ALWAYS spotless by I just started seeing them under the microwave. I’m putting my own homemade sticky traps out today. Thanks for the video!

[@5891solrac]

I don't have roaches because i only smoke in a bowl a hitter or a bong sometimes my friends smoke joint blunts but i always let them finish the roaches

[@MiztaShy]

+5891solrac lol this guy

[@joshbradley92]

This just made my day lmao.

[@jelenapetrovic2873]

hahahaha

[@skiokillzzz1682]

Lmao

[@DarkMoonRDZ]

Lmao my friend dose that as well lmao

[@Viktir123]

WARNING: The apple juice can attract a massive amount of fruit flies. My boss has roaches and he did the apple juice trick for a while and now there are about 100 fruit flies in his bathroom and kitchen. The apple juice trick is good for killing the baby roaches because they're dumb enough to walk right down into the liquid and they drown, the adult roaches are a little smarter. My friend's apple juice traps have about 2 to 5 babies in each one and 0 to 1 larger roach in each one. Also, having roaches does not automatically mean you're a filthy person, you can get them from your neighbors.

[@garcialuv88]

When u have roaches coming out in broad daylight.. there is a serious issue... start by detail cleaning your house.. floors cabinets countertops, move everything. U will never catch up because they are reproducing faster that u are killing them 😬

[@pursuit2hairhappines]

Carolina Garcia lol!!! he's too far behind!!! just throw away the whole apartment and start over!

[@Rocker608]

y’all are ignorant asf

[@Emilianoo8]

Carolina Garcia you like black men hit me up

[@EnjelMooshies]

@@Emilianoo8 wtf

[@Kensingtonlane]

I agree. Once they are out in the day it's kind of a losing battle

[@dicksonyurmouf5477]

I just bought 100% boric acid for $4 and mixed it with a used jar of peanut butter. I grabbed a few plastic table knifes and get a dab of peanut butter and just leave it out at night. A few days later I literally found like 20 big roaches and like 50+ small ones just laying dead on the floor of the kitchen and garage. 100% cheap and effective, and if your squeamish about having to get the tape, then this might work for you because you can just get a broom and sweep away dead cockroaches. Came here because my friend has kids and doesn’t want to use any chemicals. There’s a baby gate at the kitchen so this might work for her. She just doesn’t want any dead roaches outside the kitchen baby gate, otherwise she’d use the boric acid method.

[@MrPacedan]

DiatomaceousEarth has no chemicals and can...should be eaten by humans.Its a health drink for humans.It cuts every insects body but kills parasites etc in humans.

[@samuelgarcia3726]

Hi im sorry what did you mix boric acid with .????

[@trudydavis6168]

@@MrPacedan How do you use the Diatomaceous Earth, please? Just sprinkle it in corners or mix it with something or put it in small containers under the sink? I have some, but don't know how to use it..Thanks!

[@trudydavis6168]

@@samuelgarcia3726 I mixed it with equal parts of powdered sugar and a tsp of cocoa...

[@samuelgarcia3726]

@@trudydavis6168 thank you sir

[@ibenzawla]

Thanks men. These roaches are super stubborn. I just moved into an apartment and it has a mild infestation and I feel like this will help. Thanks again.

[@LucentVision1111]

You're information and tips were very useful and effective, especially the tape around the sink tip. Thanks for posting this video!

[@Marimarr59]

If you live in an Apt. Complex...your bound to see em and get them. Its not always about filth like some said on here...its about how smart and coniving they are! If they could survive Hiroshima...they could survive anything!!!

[@asinglebanana]

Apartments always have roaches in them. The baby one, the super tiny ones. It's probably their sewage system messed up, or someone above/your neighbor is just damn filthy. I always tried cleaning my best but everytime I went to toilet at night, the roaches seems to be partying like crazy.

[@arynnehempstock1108]

Thank you for sounding so f ing calm about this horrible problem! You could probably do relaxation videos if you wanted to- God bless!

[@neirasilva2384]

thank you for helping my grandparents. My grandparents house is full of cockroach, Boston is this video you change my life. I follow your step and it’s work all the cockroaches or Connelly is gone.

[@MiztaShy]

Glad to hear - 👍🏼

[@jaychandler7197]

All that needs to be done is clean the home very good no dishes or food left out. Bomb the place with raid fogger, place boric acid in corners. Use raid baits and gel for cabinets and by doors which is where they sometimes enter through. It's worth spending on these products and also get the raid spray. Watch them suckers disappear.

[@lisarankin9126]

Wow!

[@atomm7316]

Jennifer Rodriguez done that been there..

[@marysmith8572]

thanks

[@sonyagriffith5076]

Jennifer Rodriguez

[@barbaraespinosa777]

Raid just gets the cockroaches pissed off. Plus it stinks like hell.

[@WarrenJay]

LOL he used corn dog as BAIT hehehhe

[@mistersir3185]

men who use "hehehhe" are not 'MEN' .

[@rosewood513]

I believe I got mine from Piggly Wiggly super market. Thanks I am glad mine are not as bad as his. OMG..

[@Heartstopbeatingx]

cool cat like looking thing are you serious rn

[@timhitt9541]

why is that funny?

[@kujurafadul617]

@@Heartstopbeatingx ggvd gas xdfl) Hh

[@misssweetlikecake]

I’m itching😷 I’m scared I’d rather burn my house down or empty it and spray it with bleach.

[@signsofthetimes6451]

Hey bro I’m a license exterminator in my best advice would be to clean up any grease or mess in your kitchen that’s why the roaches keep coming out to eat the old grease. The only way to fully get rid of them is to clean your kitchen very good then they will run out of things to eat

[@zanahota]

Just imagine all the ghost roaches in my house

[@brendamatthews9456]

When people do landscaping, cutting down trees, plowing up the land or clearing the land, bugs will come in. Yuk

[@erikakane2711]

This mans pretty brave to put up this helpful video. There are a lot of reasons roaches show up.... and the stigma prevents some people from getting help :/

[@meeka32ify]

Culk up holes, Go to home depot, get the Hugh jug of outdoor bug killer... get busy wrapping stuff up and spray everyday before you leave house. You will see a big difference! culk and spray industrial bug killer for outside! that's just crazy.

[@elizabethmorrison1538]

meeka32ify yessss. caulk up all cracks, put down roach baits and keep sink and tubs dry, plus your house clean. also put socket covers on all unused sockets.

[@puffalump76]

so do you mean to use it inside? dang girl you dont mess around

[@meeka32ify]

yes inside, but leave out, and open windows. it works. lmao

[@carolynnorman3038]

meeka32ify that's what I do and boric acid, now month later only see 1 or 2, I won't stop till they are gone, probably not even then I have a phobia now

[@meeka32ify]

Yes!!!

[@itzy4969]

I live in a pretty nice newly remodeled area like a gated community with really nice one story and two story houses but as soon as the sun goes down you see roaches on the street

[@itzy4969]

@MAISA MENDEZ yes they are unfortunately. we get sprayed every other month but because of my younger brother my mom only wants organic/natural ingredients we all know that doesn't work so we are at an impasse

[@tty23]

To improve this, you can take some baby powder with talc in it, and coat the inside of a cup, bowl, mason jar, or can with it in a thin layer and it will prevent the bugs from crawling out.

[@evamyrick9803]

I have been married for 53 years and never had roaches until now. A friend of my daughter's gave me a couple boxes of Government issued Native America food. I started seeing a few now and then and killed the ones I could. I purchased a bunch of bananas two weeks ago and saw a few craw out of them when I un-bagged them when I got home from the store.. I have seen roaches in bags of potatoes in grocery stores. So you can carry them home with you from the stores. Stores quit using brown paper bags just because of this reason. They were finding the bags stored would have roaches. I am now looking for a way to get rid of the ones I now have before they get out of hand. It doesn't mean your home is dirty or nasty to be infested with roaches. They do live outside and can invade any ones home the same way ants do. .

[@Tamara-wt8xm]

Thanks for the video! My mom had them and her apartment is clean! Roaches dont care! They just showed up and I didnt mess with home remedys personally, but I did order Combat roach baits n gel online since im in Canada and its an American product. IT WORKS! Dead everywhere. You have to get the nest, they grab a chunk and take it there where it kills them. If this home remedy in video doesnt work, grab some Combat from Wal-Mart

[@ona310]

I just found a roach in my room and I’m kinda nervous

[@morehhbest6728]

You should be, lol. Not even playing

[@ona310]

Big Lou Ong Florida be on some other worldly type mess

[@nunyadamnbidness2531]

@@ona310 i'm moving to the arctic circle.

[@richarddeese1991]

Thanks! My wife & I are clean & neat, but living in an apartment - on the 2nd floor of a 3 story building - we get them anyway. Once in, they are nearly impossible to eradicate. We've had the 'bug people' over to spray so many times... and it does *_nothing!_* We've spent countless $$ on bait, sprays, etc. We even *_completely_* removed every single item from the kitchen & let them fog the place! That didn't work either. We had even moved the appliances to clean behind them first! Back they came! I'm gonna try this TODAY! I'll let you know if it works. Thanks again for the ideas. I wouldn't have thought of these! :) tavi.

[@MiztaShy]

You should see some by the 3rd day - people don’t believe me but it works

[@josefmacichek99]

Dude there are nests of them inside your walls. They breed at an exponential rate. This isn't going to do anything but kill a few at a time. If it's an apartment building forget about it. You can't do anything. ...Force everyone to move out for several days and have pest control smoke bomb the place and leave a shitloads of actual bait and still you can't know they won't come back in a month.

[@MiztaShy]

+Josef Macichek ok last time I say it lol it kill the small one the bbys or what ever u call them - there fore there is no more eggs being made - but well it worked for me with in 30days I was roach free

[@troyeans462]

Josef macichek Killing a few is better than nothing at least he is trying to get rid of them and you keep killing the babies no more eggs

[@True_Christian]

"Force everyone to move out for several days" - That is ludicrous advice because it would never happen in actual reality. Only a landlord would have the power to do that, but none of them actually would, as it would cost them way too much money and also other legal problems. They can't just "force everyone to move out" on a whim.

[@danyashipley]

Thank you so much I’m definitely gonna try this I legit cleaned and sprayed bug spray and they still came out like it was nothing

[@tonygreen3125]

I am a pest control technician. So I'd like to provide some extra info for those who are interested. They are what we call an introduced pest meaning they are not native to outdoors and are brought in or comming from a complex in close proximity to where your residing. They are not cockroaches. Those are German Roaches. They prefer dark and warm areas. Common places are sinks, refrigerators, deepfreezes, dishwashers, and microwaves. But they'll reside anywhere giving the appropriate numbers. I've found them in bedside tables, light fixtures, outlets, cabinetry, gaming consoles, furniture, and more. If you see one with a pill on it's back, sqish it, Its pregnant. New borns take roughly 2 weeks to reach reproductive maturity. Once impregnated they have 2 weeks till the give birth. They give birth to up to 60 babies at a time and can conceive that very same day. And for everyone being ugly. I've seen these in both government funded and multi million dollar homes. It's got nothing to do with cleanliness and everything to do with who you have contact with. I will say though that in my personal experience poverty homes are more likely to them, however it is due to neighbor's, resell stores, and friends/family. Simular to how a person, who travels, is more likely to run into bedbugs than a person who does not. If you have the money its always best to call a professional who has the means to get rid of them.

[@STREETLIFE167]

*FYI roaches have been found in decade old capsized shipwrecks, inside air pockets.* They survived by eating the paint off the hull. Roaches are the ultimate survivor scavengers.

[@kevinhoney1385]

you can also use coffee they like it but the caffeine kills them .

[@steadylang101]

Kevin honey coffee in water or just the cofee grounds?

[@kevinhoney1385]

coffee straight out of coffee bag.

[@PinkAlphaMom]

@@kevinhoney1385 I'm about to fuck these bitches up with some French vanilla. Lol

[@legitme7572]

@@PinkAlphaMom LMAOO

[@ladylaviish]

@@PinkAlphaMom lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllkllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll

[@servicedogchopper7613]

I am physically disabled and really unable to clean and so I truely understand but when you said to clean all areas but your sink, the counters and floor would be included. I am going through my house and slowly cleaning it the best I can but roaches love that stuff and hate clean areas. I know you can't do anything about the broken tiles and that means nothing anyway but simply cleaning can and does do a lot. I'd clean the counters, mop, and try to scrub hard to reach places first. Then, when the house is as clean as possible, I'd start with boric acid or borax (though boric acid is better). I hear Demastix Earth is good. When it gets on them it penitrates their exoskeleton and essentally rips them apart so use a duster and dust that into areas like under the fridge and inside of where you think their nests could be. Also, you can use boric acid baits. I have heard warmed up peanut butter (so it's a liquid) and boric acid. The most popular is the yolks only of hard boiled eggs and boric acid. Put them everywhere. But, there is a lot that simply good cleaning can do, I am learning. No judgement. I am, or was, there too. Just advising. You will be suprised how many die off just by simply cleaning. I was.

[@kikinicole2842]

This makes me have the heebie-jeebies I hate bugs in general, like bugs just make me sick. But it’s the struggle lmao.

[@threeicys]

Roaches will feed on paper, they love cardboard, saliva in dog dishes, the bits you can't see from a potato bag, toilet paper,etc. Eggs can come in on furniture you buy, packages delivered etc. They don't need a dirty kitchen to multiply.

[@miamiller7585]

Nothing works better than the raid gel that looks like peanut butter in the tube.

[@codyyarborough9676]

Where do I put it

[@youraveragejoe2]

@@codyyarborough9676 in the areas where you see roaches

[@the-engneer]

Stuff doesn't work

[@daniz0rz]

Hi, I inherited an apartment that had a roach infestation. I think there is still an infestation as I see excrement in ceiling corners and what not. It's absolutely disgusting. I have never cooked in my kitchen, take out the trash everyday, bleach the kitchen and bathroom every couple of days and vacuum every couple of days. I keep seeing roaches and killing them daily. Big ones and little ones. I have been here a month and am quite fed up with this process since I had no hand in causing this. I am going to ask the apartment people to move me to another unit. This has been especially difficult since I have pets and have experienced a couple of times roaches literally crawling down the wall in the morning like 5 minutes after I feed the cat. The little ones are more common than the bigger ones. However, I see both. If they don't oblige, I have my back up plans (posting reviews on Yelp/FB/Google with pictures and videos and reporting it to the health department). But, in your opinion, would you say this is an infestation? Also, what can I do to keep them from getting in my cat's food? He has to eat. I spend all my time in the bedroom since I haven't seen any in here but feel like it's a matter of time before I see them in here. Anyway, thank you for any thoughts and opinions! I'm at my wits end!

[@MrPacedan]

I dont believe Health dept will consider it an infeststation unless they can see many swarming over a wall in broad daylight for example.You can cheaply take care of it yourself...much easier than moving and better than souring your relationship with management.Likely you would unwittingly move the roaches to your new apt or you discover same problem.

[@yeahthatsher]

Jeez I don't know how you're even standing in that house without constantly doing a body check.

[@golden4730]

Peachy Queen cockroaches aren't bed bugs that follow a person to get on their skin. Cockroaches try their best to stay away from us, but can't avoid food

[@zochbuppet448]

Most people seem to understand that its a joke. Checking yourself due to the severe infestation.

[@marioruiz3339]

Fuck Yo Feelings Wow, calling her dumb just because she doesn't know a bit about cockroaches.

[@melonqueen5138]

I know they're not attracted to us, but I still can't help but check myself since I have them. How could I forget how horrifying they are, I grew up with them :( Buddhist believe in not intentionally killing anything and I just impulsively smashed a big one with a swatter. I think there is an exception for everything.

[@che7130]

Peachy Queen I've had cockroaches on my body! The little babies were on me and my partner when we unknowingly moved into an apartment with roaches

[@djcrazy8578]

probably the sweet smell attracts them n u can put vaseline on the inside top so they can't crawl out, baking soda also kills them immediately, u can mix with or without water n put it around the edges of the house!!

[@Snipe.]

Dude there is one furry legged roach running around our house and we can never catch it, a few weeks later there were about 10 roaches in our laundry room, we moved out instantly.

[@shellyslioneyes]

And where there is 1 there are a hundred more. That is the math.

[@freefromit2]

spray the inside of the bottle or glass with no stick cooking spray, like pam for one. use a tape strip so they can climb up the outside to get in. they enter and cant get out, dump it in the toilet and re use. I've been doing this for years.

[@rickautry2759]

Right on. In my building we used to have a horrid roach problem - for example I had an external hard drive bay, and I taped over all the openings, or so I thought. I went to burn a DVD one day, and it just wouldn't work. I opened it up and I swear to god there was a fucking ranch going on in there- I don't know if you've ever smelled concentrated roach crap, but it nearly made me puke. Naturally, out the window it went. I superglued a little crack in a desktop speaker- and it was like clowns in a volkswagen. Just unbelievable. This went on for a few years, they drank poison like it was fuckin' Junglejuice. Finally the exterminators used a little bitty line of hormone bait, and it was the last generation of those horrors. End. I just pray we never get the bait averse monsters, It's been a few years of roach free peace. None of the little tickles in the dark on my mouse hand, working late into the night. You've got some good ideas, I hope you can get rid of those little bastards, they've had millions of years of advantage over us, but all they can do is follow their instincts, WE are the ones with the brains, beat them with their own M.O., bait the bastards into submission and extinction.

[@jusrayne]

Rick Autry LMAO drink poison like it was jungle juice

[@cheshiresmile5960]

Rick Autry Your situation wasn’t at all funny but your comment had me rolling on the floor laughing. You should really go into stand up comedy.

[@JessicaRodriguez-hx9mt]

Rick Autry I'm literally CRYING LOL

[@skiokillzzz1682]

Rick Autry lmao junglejuice lol the good ole days

[@RicoGotThatFye]

Rick Autry that comment was funny😂😂😂

[@sweetzlovin4239]

Thanks dude i just moved into this house about a month-and-a-half ago had no idea it had problems but I have children and I can't spray anything around my house thank you for the tips this will help out a lot

[@Fenikkusuuk]

Thank you Mizta Shy. This is very helpful to me. I have pets and kids and I DON'T want to spray my house with poisons that can harm them! As well this is the first roach I've ever found in my house! So I'm hoping for an unlikely miracle here that this is one that came in from the outside. With your method I should be able to get some sense of whether I had one come in or if I have an infestation going on that I was unaware of! Thank you VERY much for this great video! I love how you are so responsible about kids and pets. Good on you for trying to be my good neighbor and helping out. Rich folk get cockroaches too...lol. They're ignorant if they think they don't. Anyone can be invaded by any sort of pest anytime. Folks need to get a clue! I will tell everyone here my father-in-laws house that he had been living in for 15 years without an issue suddenly was invaded by bedbugs! His house was about 40 to 50 feet from his closest neighbor... so yeah BUGS TRAVEL!!! I'm sorry if people have been mean to you. You don't deserve that and I for one am very grateful!

[@majesticpearl6869]

I've never had roaches until last summer I bought this Xbox off Facebook market and I saw a few roaches come out. They have been really hard getting rid of.

[@gwendolynhinson4496]

The one hundred percent roach-proof-seal your place up; all cracks and crevices.

[@MrPacedan]

If your problem is super severe BORIC ACID 100% mixed with 15% sugar and 15% ground Tortilla chip powder spread over EVERY inch (including counters ,drawers ,in stove,under ref) wil definitly kill every one to your amazement in 4 to 6 days...and last aprox 1 yr or more.Im an apt complex maintenance man 40 yrs in hot Bakersfield Ca. and its a never ending back n forth battle with them.Renter habits do make a giant difference."RAID MAX spray or foggers in the blue can is the only spray that will kill my roaches (in 100 yr old bldg).Effective for short periods.Diatomaceous Earth Powder can replace Boric Acid.Award winning 100% PIC Boric Acid is the best ive tried but the Pic BA they sell at the 99c stores are only 70%...soi i recommend finding 100%.Brands can make all the difference.Home depot has a few.$5 a pound i think.

[@coco2blessd]

People be Careful who you invite to visit over your house because of roaches and bedbugs. Be careful of second hand stuff you buy from garage sales or family and friends. Be careful of your kids going to visit people or family. Be careful when you travel or get hotels and motels rooms. Be cautious.

[@christinamarie536]

That was amazing for this man to post this. And it worked! Hope his house is clean good for him to putting in the work. Spraying raid will not work!

[@skywolf97]

Advion cockroach gel bait search for it on Amazon I promise it will fix most roach problems

[@dallasx9000]

skywolf97 i agree that works wonders i haven't had a roach in years since i used that.

[@ZombieMan1997]

skywolf97 It works so well. By these pesty little critters reproduce so fast!

[@snoopfurlow1275]

Orthene 97 works to

[@halli7326]

K I'll give me some pointers on like how you use the roach gel cuz I've been using it too and I still see them I hear it takes months and I'm surrounded by Dirty apartment so I could be kind of screwed since I'm the only clean one out of like 10 units in this building

[@wolfgurl88]

skywolf97 yes I tried that and it worked very well

[@michaele.odonnell9814]

I modified this with a technique from another video. The other one put a stand, with bread crumbs on top of it, in the middle of a jar. The stand was surrounded by some water. The roaches jump from the rim of the jar onto the stand. When they try to get up the sides of the jar, they are stopped by a coating of butter. They fall back into the water and drown. I put cider in instead of water. The cider draws the small ones to their deaths. Put the coating of butter just below vertical on the inside of the jar where it starts to widen. Once the roaches start to go upside down, they're into the butter and can't turn back.

[@jgailey916]

The tape is a great idea. Never seen that one before.

[@jojowhite9296]

I don't know how it occurred but I ended up getting roaches. I didn't see many but I picked up a biscuit and one was stuck to it. I bought these cans that shot a gas in the air. Of course everything living as to be out of the house. I put one down my basement and one in my kitchen and left for work. When I came home I saw a couple dead ones on the floor but I never saw a live roach again. That was 25 yrs ago.

[@MarioMaresSr]

Thank you bro I will try this I am freaking tired of the dam roaches in my house. They are so hard to get rid off

[@TexasTwoStepp]

Informative to be sure, but I think I would have used a solo cup for the impromptu roach apple juice trap instead of a drinking glass

[@prettypisces0244]

idk how this got in my recommendations but it was super interesting to see

[@thelightskinfirearmy5675]

Right

[@lp8431]

I Have been having problems with roaches for years now. I hope this works. Thanks a bunch.

[@craig79792000]

Nope, just time to move and burn the place. Never had a roach problem, but then again I am OCD about cleaning. They will not come if they have no access to food/water.

[@shebbis007]

Ashleybdrx Boudreaux92 roaches go whew the water is ann did but if you're clean person, you may want to check for leaky pipes.

[@craig79792000]

***** Thats true, you are at the mercy of your neighbors unfortunately. If the landlord cannot provide a clean, safe environment, it is legal to break your lease. Get it on the record, each attempt to resolve the matter. Let them know your intentions early and often. Squeaky wheel etc. Its not unreasonable to expect a sanitary environment, especially if you are doing your part. Good luck.

[@kathymillard4510]

Sometimes you have food and water in the kitchen

[@kwayne4188]

craig79792000 preach

[@falsealarmno]

craig79792000 That's the only advantage to having OCD. I'm trying to get it.

[@kaelapierce521]

Poor guy! I feel for him! We moved into a rent house via a local realtor company and THEY KNEW THE HOUSE HAD ROACHES. AND DIDN'T TELL US. So on the first day of love in, I go in and start unloading the non essentials and oh, wow... there were roaches on the ceiling. Just one or two but still... I called the realtor and she said "Oh, yeah. Well, they should go away, as we have just past treated." I was FURIOUS!!! Pur so was 15 months old at the time and I was 6 months along with our daughter. Realtor companies are scum bag business people.

[@sujathamurali3050]

I have been struggling to get rid of roaches. I will try this ans come back and tell if it works. Thanks for the nice video

[@DwightStegall]

I spray their nests with Raid Ant and Roach Killer. The roaches, running around, get vacuumed. I use a canister vacuum with a bag. I never use that vacuum for anything else. I suck them up with it. When I remove the bag, I put tape over the hole. Throw the bag into a sealed container outside or burn the bag. Got an ahole for a neighbor? The bag would make a great Christmas Present. j/k.

[@alexvalas8347]

Very helpful and simple, thank you. Was thinking to use a tape but didn't know what to do to attract them. Now I now. 👍

[@claysin1148]

Manitoba Canada. I grew up not seeing a roach or bedbug until i reached age 24, we never had this before and my parents parents never had to deal with such pests.. Bed bugs and roaches. Its truly disturbing.

[@33commonsenseguy]

apple juice was consumed

[@Exaviian]

32commonsenseguy 😂😂😂😂😂

[@xaviergamboa181]

That right Xavier enjoy

[@gumgumroy1402]

Find the harborage areas, such as behind the fridge, stove, the back of cabinets, underneath the sink, in between dishwasher and insulation, wall outlets, base boards , etc. seal up where you can, Vacuum where you can to physically remove roaches from your home and immediately reduce the population, and bait them. Using egg sterilizer will make a dramatic improvement as well along with lightly using some type of powder or pesticide dust in hard to reach areas. The key to the dust is less is more. Using a bunch of borax or powder product is messy and pest can avoid it.

[@jamieromero729]

I think roaches love alcohol plus the alcohol kills them or they too drunk to get away

[@EliteOnTheBeat]

@MAISA MENDEZ LOL

[@Michael_in_Vt]

Here's an easier method.... Put a banana peel in a bell canning jar, line the inside of the canning jar with petroleum jelly, place jar on floor or counter. When you wake up in the morning place lid on canning jar and throw in freezer overnight. When roaches are dead, dump out, wash jar and repeat.

[@Steppin2theAM]

Bought a house. Great deal. Over 50k equity. Nasty ass dude who owned it was dirty as hell.... guess what we found? The only problem I find with this method is that there’s nothing going back to their nest. You need poison. Each roach represents 14 potential once they become adults. You need more than apple juice.

[@lloydbishun43]

This is true. This is America... How come everybody seems afraid to post how to dispose of the 2 inch long American roaches? No information on KZbin specifically? This makes me more afraid of the 2 inch roaches, cuz Size Matters!! What are their weaknesses, what's their super strength? Can the big American ones eat people or something? Cuz if the little ones eat meat, crap, leather glue poison, fingernails... You know they can eat people, or bite. This stupid uploads don't tell you how to deal with the big ones Americans? And these ones have taken over now, not that small stupid ones. The big ones crawled out of the sewers like 2 years ago and are now crawling in and on peoples houses!! So get some damn encyclopedia information up about them real quick!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@johnvaldes8725]

i have seen this method but they use oil on the inside of the glass to prevent them from climbing back out of the glass container.

[@まなと隊.焼き]

Its more challenging for me to remove that tape and replace it to new one I don't want them coming flying at me like " HELLO !!!!!!! " 😅😭😭😭😭😭

[@main2333]

Just grab one end of tape and roll up. No mess no fuss

[@timothy-yo4nm]

Friskies wet cat food works too they will get in the the cup and can't get back out.all sizes get in that. You could portion that out in four cups and you will take them out.

[@Tainomontana]

Simple common sense here good job sharing this with the world

[@ghostballs1874]

1776ERS this is not gonna work lol this is like squirting a squirt gun in the ocean.

[@alexandercspmx7322]

Dude you're a genius! I started with a small roach problem, one here an there ever so often then.. till one day I moved some furniture an there was a bunch of them an I started seeing them more often. 2 weeks after we saw a few roaches it became many... We used The raid spray poison an it did nothing.. 2 months later were hell full an can't get rid of the bastards an the bomb sprays don't do much to them. . I'ma try this

[@kayp9318]

What about combat bait? Max kill.. place all over the house

[@shahadahgrant5864]

If there's no babies theres no future cthu that made my day ima try this 😂😂😂😂

[@vuex4528]

Thank you, been getting tired of those roaches lately. Trying this out right away!

[@sosaxrv5411]

Does it work?

[@vuex4528]

@@sosaxrv5411 The tapes works. Just deployed the cup trap recently, haven't caught one yet. Although did discover that putting tape around the legs of the chairs will prevent roaches from crawling onto your dinner table.