Roach Problem

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mochi

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I have BUNCH roach at home! i have no ideas how to remove them!

I tried bug spray but then they all coming out from their hiding places and start spreading all over the house! some even flying as well.. (sounds disgusting right? lol)
and i cant use bug spray too much since i have pets at home as well.. lol

lately their population getting crazy!! and i want to getting rid of them asap! they just attract centipede to come! and i HATE centipede! lol
i dont want one day i found bunch centipede invade my house because of that! that will be scary!

anyone has this problem as well?
how do you manage it?

i want to try baking soda+sugar method but i want to hear your opinion as well ;)
 
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Get a lizard ^-^
 

Rosemaryx

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I have BUNCH roach at home! i have no ideas how to remove them!

I tried bug spray but then they all coming out from their hiding places and start spreading all over the house! some even flying as well.. (sounds disgusting right? lol)
and i cant use bug spray too much since i have pets at home as well.. lol

lately their population getting crazy!! and i want to getting rid of them asap! they just attract centipede to come! and i HATE centipede! lol
i dont want one day i found bunch centipede invade my house because of that! that will be scary!

anyone has this problem as well?
how do you manage it?

i want to try baking soda+sugar method but i want to hear your opinion as well ;)
Hi mochi...Have you tried the sticky pads, i have seen people use them on programes i have watched and they do work, although i think you will need to get the house sprayed because of the eggs, if you live in flats than the whole block will need to be fumigated , my sister had them once in a temporary accommodation, she was running alive with them at night, it`s so stressful, hope you get it sorted, not nice...xox...
 

mochi

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Hi mochi...Have you tried the sticky pads, i have seen people use them on programes i have watched and they do work, although i think you will need to get the house sprayed because of the eggs, if you live in flats than the whole block will need to be fumigated , my sister had them once in a temporary accommodation, she was running alive with them at night, it`s so stressful, hope you get it sorted, not nice...xox...
thats what stressing me!! THEIR EGGS!!
i saw their babies A LOT in my toilet!! its YUCK.. ugh
thank you for suggestion.. i'll google sticky pad now since i have no idea what is that.. ;)
 

Rosemaryx

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thats what stressing me!! THEIR EGGS!!
i saw their babies A LOT in my toilet!! its YUCK.. ugh
thank you for suggestion.. i'll google sticky pad now since i have no idea what is that.. ;)
Let us know how you get on, you can also use rat sticky pads, they are large and a lot of the roaches will fit on them...xox...
 

blue_ladybug

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La cucarachas are very very difficult to kill... Your house will likely have to get fumigated..
 

Magenta

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Hello Mochi :) There is a product called Diatomaceous Earth which will kill bugs safely. The brand name may not be as important as making sure it is food grade, because then it will not harm your pets at all if they consume it. Some pet stores will sell it; you may have to phone around. Diatomacious earth is safe for us to eat because it is the fossilized remains of marine phytoplankton (called diatoms). Once diatomaceous earth comes in contact with the insects's exoskeleton, its microscopic particles cut into their bodies, and begin to absorb the oils and fats from within the bug, which basically dehydrates the insect. This fast-action process effectively kills almost all bugs it comes in contact with, including cock roaches, silverfish, bed bugs, - all without the use of chemicals or harmful compounds. It will even kill slugs in your garden.





• Ants
• Bedbugs
• Fleas
• Cockroaches
• Silverfish
• Flour Beetles
• Darkling Beetles
• Grain Beetles
• Carpet Beetles
• Colorado Potato Beetles
• Caterpillars
• Earwigs
• Centipedes
• Millipedes
• Sowbugs
• Pillbugs
• Spiders
• Crickets
• Slugs
 

mochi

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Let us know how you get on, you can also use rat sticky pads, they are large and a lot of the roaches will fit on them...xox...
i will! hopefully they are gone asap!! lol
thank you! ;)
 

mochi

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La cucarachas are very very difficult to kill... Your house will likely have to get fumigated..
La cucarachas? eh?? is that their others name?? lol
and i cant fumigated my house.. i worry about my cats -_-
but thank you! ;)
 

mochi

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Hello Mochi :) There is a product called Diatomaceous Earth which will kill bugs safely. The brand name may not be as important as making sure it is food grade, because then it will not harm your pets at all if they consume it. Some pet stores will sell it; you may have to phone around. Diatomacious earth is safe for us to eat because it is the fossilized remains of marine phytoplankton (called diatoms). Once diatomaceous earth comes in contact with the insects's exoskeleton, its microscopic particles cut into their bodies, and begin to absorb the oils and fats from within the bug, which basically dehydrates the insect. This fast-action process effectively kills almost all bugs it comes in contact with, including cock roaches, silverfish, bed bugs, - all without the use of chemicals or harmful compounds. It will even kill slugs in your garden.





• Ants
• Bedbugs
• Fleas
• Cockroaches
• Silverfish
• Flour Beetles
• Darkling Beetles
• Grain Beetles
• Carpet Beetles
• Colorado Potato Beetles
• Caterpillars
• Earwigs
• Centipedes
• Millipedes
• Sowbugs
• Pillbugs
• Spiders
• Crickets
• Slugs
THAT IS PERFECT!! I need this for sure! its sound amazing! thank you Magenta!!
 

Magenta

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THAT IS PERFECT!! I need this for sure! its sound amazing! thank you Magenta!!
You are welcome :) I have some here, but have never used it :D My daughter first told me about it. You could even use it on your pets if they had fleas! You would just rub some of the powder into their fur. It should be easy enough to find the product. Even garden stores might carry it, but just make sure it is food grade. If you are using it in a wet area (like your garden), you may have to make many applications. Something like cock roaches may take a week to die :p Apply food grade diatomaceous earth in the cracks and crevices around your home as well as in other areas where the roaches may be hiding. Leave it down for a few days to a week and then vacuum it up :)
 
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Can you call an exterminator? I pray things get better for you because it sounds very uncomfortable to live in.
 

mochi

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You are welcome :) I have some here, but have never used it :D My daughter first told me about it. You could even use it on your pets if they had fleas! You would just rub some of the powder into their fur. It should be easy enough to find the product. Even garden stores might carry it, but just make sure it is food grade. If you are using it in a wet area (like your garden), you may have to make many applications. Something like cock roaches may take a week to die :p Apply food grade diatomaceous earth in the cracks and crevices around your home as well as in other areas where the roaches may be hiding. Leave it down for a few days to a week and then vacuum it up :)
I found it here!! yeay!!
but it has cat picture and it said "for pet's insecticide"
but its diatomaceous earth food grade for sure.. is it the same?
i try to look for yellow package with roach pic there (pic you posted earlier) but maybe we have different package here.. not sure..
i might have to google more tomorrow ;)
thanks again! ;)
 

blue_ladybug

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La cucarachas= spanish for "cockroaches"


La cucarachas? eh?? is that their others name?? lol
and i cant fumigated my house.. i worry about my cats -_-
but thank you! ;)
 

mochi

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Can you call an exterminator? I pray things get better for you because it sounds very uncomfortable to live in.
ummm there is no such thing like that in my small town.. if they are exist, must be expensive too! :(
its definitely very uncomfortable!
i can see roach almost in every part of this house!
thankfully they didnt invade my room! lol
oh and! thank you for your prayer ;)
 

blue_ladybug

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Girl, if you can see them in every part of your house, then you have a wickedly bad infestation of them. And if they have not invaded your room yet, be warned, THEY WILL... If the infestation is as bad as it sounds, diatomaceous earth won't help, especially if you have a large house..


ummm there is no such thing like that in my small town.. if they are exist, must be expensive too! :(
its definitely very uncomfortable!
i can see roach almost in every part of this house!
thankfully they didnt invade my room! lol
oh and! thank you for your prayer ;)
 

blue_ladybug

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A few years ago in my old apartment, I had a wicked infestation of fleas.. THREE separate times, the exterminator had to come out and spray. Tequila (my cat at the time) and I had to leave for a couple hours each time..
 

blue_ladybug

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Roaches are nearly impossible to kill. Their like the terminator, take a licking and keep on ticking.. lol