I live in an apartment and im only fumigating my rooms, will it really eliminate them completely or will the neighbors roaches just come back the next day?
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I used a Q-tip in my kitchen, making sure no poison got on the counter.But just make sure you pull out the stove and spray the wall and the floor. Under the refrigerator and under all cabinets,and if you have a dishwasher get pray under it and bathroom cabinets . Spray the opening around your entrance door and if possible around the windows. You may want to mix it a little strong. And you will be amazed how many dead bugs you will start finding.
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I have dirty neighbors and it has kept them out. Just spray along all baseboards between you and them real good each time you spray.
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It is a contact insecticide, so it wont do anything to kill the roaches that do not directly come in contact with the powder
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Yes you can. I crush the camphor and mix it in a spray bottle with spearmint scented alcohol and shake it up. If I see them I spray it on them and they die instantly. If you have more roaches than you like, spray it around, the apartment is going to smell minty, and you will see less and less. Just remember roaches have a way of becoming immune to thins so, make sure to only use it when you need it. Family has been using this method for years.
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You have more than enough. Just apply the gel bait in dots in places where the roaches most frequent. Keep applying for a few days and the results will come naturally. Have faith and hope you have a successful roach termination journey!
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YES it does, very effectively. I have used it and told others of it who also use it successfully. Roaches (even the big roaches), spiders, and other inside pests. Sprinkle genourously (but not real thick-doesn't take that much) under your sinks, behind your frig, and so forth. Leave it alone and in a little time ... you will notice your pests are gone. I have used since the 1970's and I just put it out and forget it. Vel from Texas
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I would put one in each room just make sure you air it out well enough after a few hours of keeping everything closed. It says to keep it closed after 2 hours but I believe that the longer you keep it closed the better. Also when you air it out make sure you air it out for a few more hours. So you would have to do it in the morning. If you have two small rooms then you could get away by putting one in between it. This is a dense fog and it penetrates pretty deep. It didn't work well on the roaches that I had so I recommend using it as a last resort.
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Some really big roaches can eventually make their way off the pad, but it will catch many of them for sure. It will take a mean one a day or two to eventually get off, so you'll have time to kill him anyway.
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I get infestations regularly, I will use one of these for my 9 x 1 5 area soon as I see them starting up, I shut down the ventilation and carbon filters, leave your regular oscillating fans to move air around and seal up the room good, doesn't have to be air tight if its away from the living area, say a basement, but good enough to not waste it escaping. I let one go about 10 minutes after the lights go out and leave sealed till morning time, open up the room a bit to start venting and turn back on the ventilation. Hopefully your plus is outside the sealed area. Repeat two days later...that should work. If you have them bad repeat in a week....so start with 4 of these bad boys I get infestations regularly, I will use one of these for my 9 x 1 5 area soon as I see them starting up, I shut down the ventilation and carbon filters, leave your regular oscillating fans to move air around and seal up the room good, doesn't have to be air tight if its away from the living area, say a basement, but good enough to not waste it escaping. I let one go about 10 minutes after the lights go out and leave sealed till morning time, open up the room a bit to start venting and turn back on the ventilation. Hopefully your plus is outside the sealed area. Repeat two days later...that... » Read More I get infestations regularly, I will use one of these for my 9 x 1 5 area soon as I see them starting up, I shut down the ventilation and carbon filters, leave your regular oscillating fans to move air around and seal up the room good, doesn't have to be air tight if its away from the living area, say a basement, but good enough to not waste it escaping. I let one go about 10 minutes after the lights go out and leave sealed till morning time, open up the room a bit to start venting and turn back on the ventilation. Hopefully your plus is outside the sealed area. Repeat two days later...that should work. If you have them bad repeat in a week....so start with 4 of these bad boys « Show Less
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I know first hand it kills roaches and mosquitos. Check with your local do-it-yourself pest control, they should know.
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Oh, yes, this stuff will take out your German roach problem! Be sure to follow directions on packaging and put this in the places the roaches hide... behind stove, in crevices of cabinets, under toe-kick of kitchen cabinets, near any wall openings and outlets. Took care of my problem in less than 3 days!
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I d/n know if camphor gets rid of cockroaches because I d/n have any past experience of them in the house. However, check Amazon for powdered Boric acid if they d/n have any go to your grocery store and get it there. Just as sure as roaches crawl when they step into powdered Boric Acid within seconds they are dead. If they crawl away and take it back to the nest it is OVER! I USE Powdered Boric Acid outside my back door shaken on to a dry towel. Of, course it is odorless. Stay Blessed.
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That's exactly what I use it for and it's always eliminated them! I live in an apartment and we can go several years without ever seeing one and then suddenly there seems to be an infestation. I spray the diluted Viper all around all surfaces and then leave it for a day or two before cleaning. If you can stay out of the room during that time, it's even better (the fumes are strong and can make you sick if you inhale them a lot). I found that two good sprayings and every bug is gone.
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I think so...Mine also became hard within a couple of days but i have not seen ANY roaches running arnd the apt, approx. 1-2 weeks after using it unlike earlier when I would always find roaches in the kitchen, restroom and sometimes even in the living and bed rooms! I think I have used it twice in the last 1 year or so.
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With Cypress Oil and salt water it does help eliminate roaches. It is not an overnight success but with time it does work and makes your house spell like peppermint.
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It wont get rid of them for good but it will eliminate a large amount of them. I caught a few hundred flies in the last trap I used.
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You might not see any dead roaches but the question is are there any live ones in my case every time I open the silverware drawer there was a roach after using this product I did not see another roach for weeks in my kitchen. The key is the roaches bring the bait to the nest and kill the nest so it is possible they are gone but you don't see any dead ones. Just keep it up for at least a week it'll work
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Cockroaches are hard to kill. They hide in walls or the inner workings of old appliances. They eat anything (including each other). If you have an active infestation, it will take time to clear them out. To get rid of the bugs, you need to apply the powder (a light dusting is good) to areas the bugs are likely to cross over. The kitchen is likely to be a hot spot because they tend to nest in areas where they have found food in the past. Don't breath the dust when you apply it, but don't worry about putting it around food prep areas. It is safe to eat. If you dust your floors, leave it on the floor for at least a few hours. If you vacuum it up, reapply it in about a week. The dust won't harm the eggs. They can hatch a new generation later, which is why it is important to reapply. When you find a dead bug, flush it down the toilet. If it is carrying fertile eggs, they can still hatch after the adult dies. When you go a couple of weeks without seeing the little buggers, you can dust around the perimeter of the floors and counters from time to time. That should discourage them from moving back in. Persistence is the key here. Good luck! Hope to hear that this works for you. One side note. If you are going to vacuum this up after applying it to your floor, try to dust lightly. A little goes a long way and I have heard from others that too much in an area is not good for your vacuum.
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They eat it and die later. My dad's house was soooooooooooo infested, when you went to the bathroom it was like roach wars on the walls you would see like 9 at a time, and forget putting food down in the kitchen. I used all 4 tubes the first time I put it out, 100's of dead roaches all over the floor the next morning so it works fast. 1 month out and 7 tubes put out I find maybe one roach a day now. This stuff is AMAZING!!!! would on all kinds of roaches. He had flying Japanese ones, German ones, American ones, they are all dead!!!!!!