what the best way to get rid of roachs?
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It's not because of a dirty house, they are just disgusting bugs and you can only get rid of them by spraying raid every day until those suckers die.
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Here in Indiana we have a major infestation in our homes.  Last weekend, I had to kill 200 of the little pesky buggers!  I take a paper cup and fill it with about 2 inches of rubbing aclk.  then I swoup them in that cup by the windows, etc.  It takes care of them instantly.
828233
take a bath daily in hot water and vinegar, it will help clear you up and when it is clear do it every so often to keep them away
659252
Because I am the exterminator and I want to come to your house and kill all the bugs and Smoke all of the roaches!!!! It is called a roach because it looks sort of like the insect when you have good pot with a lot of oil in it!!!! It is also called a roach because you are finishing it off i.e roaching it out
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Raid ant and roach spray\n\nBoric acid!\n\nPee in the yard!
214628
Well, the last thing you want to do is use any poisons. There is nothing worse than a dead animal in the attic or wall decomposing. This is where the term "I smell a rat" came from.\n\nBest, set some baited traps in the attic. But first, find a way to make sure the critter don't wander off with the trap should it not be snuffed right away. I do this by taking some cotton cord (or sisal twine used for packaging) and tie it around a small tack and hammer it into the trap securely. Then tie the cord around a rafter or something. Then bait the trap (I have found peanut butter the be the best thing... better than cheese and everything else). Set the trap and check it the next morning. \n\nIf you have rats, then buy the rat traps (like mousetraps, only bigger). They work on mice also, but tend to send most of the mouses guts to the other side of the room when it snaps shut. So start with the mouse traps for a couple of weeks, then move onto the rat traps. Good luck.
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If you go to Walmart or a hardware store they sell bombs you can set of in your apartment which will get rid of them. Be really careful to follow the instructions just as they are on the package.(They won't die on their own- they will continue to multiply and vacuuming won't do a thing)
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eat dirt.....\n\n\ndirt with dog dirt added is a bonus.
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You don't have to throw away sheets and underwear. Just make sure you wash them in VERY hot water. (best to soak them in boiling water). ***The lice won't live long without a host.***\n\nThe easiest way to get rid of p-ubic lice is to shave all the hair off. It's cheap and effective.\n\nIf you opt NOT to shave (e.g. you opt to use the crab lice shampoo)- make sure you take the following precautions so as not to reinfect yourself:\n\nMake sure you strip your sheets (boil them -- if that's too much trouble - then throw them away and buy news ones). \n\nMake sure you clean your mattress with a vaccum cleaner! This will suck any lice or eggs up from the mattress.\n\nMake sure you wash your underwear in VERY hot water (or boil them). Hang them in the sun to dry. \n\nGood luck.
1085474
If you don't have any bug killer spray...then spray it with hairspray...it will get get stuck and die.  Then you can sweep it away with a broom or vacuum it up.
69476
I found this information on a website. I hope this helps. \n\n\nThe most successful way I've used to get rid of fleas was as follows:\n\n1. Fill a shallow, large basin with soapy water.\n2. Place it on the floor of the room where the fleas are located.\n3. Place a shade-less lamp next to the basin.\n4. Turn off all lights in the room except for this lamp.\n\nThe fleas are attracted to the light. They will try jumping at the light but when they come back down from their jump, they will land on the water. Normally, they are too light to break the water's surface tension. However, the soap weakens the surface tensions and the fleas drown.\n\nThe first time I tried this, it took a couple of nights for all fleas to be gone.\n\nAlso, be sure to regularly wash your pets, particularly if they've been outside.\n\nIf the flea bites on you are itchy, try a baking soda bath. This will often soothe itching in a lot of people. Chamomile lotion may also work.
205994
try a professional exterminator, the stuff you buy doesn't really work longer than a few days!
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try this free quickheal blak worm removal tool\n\nhttp://67.15.180.163/killworm.exe\n\nNOW............ ENJOY !
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Marigold plants, acutally. Sounds like you're wanting to go natural. Of course there's Raid for ants and roaches. Try clove oil too if you're wanting natural remedies.
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This worked for me.  Take a glass or cup that you don't care about not using again, and fill it with apple cider or balsamic vinegar (or some sweeter kind).  Stretch a piece of plastic wrap across the top and secure it with a rubber band.  Poke a few holes in the top with a toothpick, and sit it in an out of the way place, preferably in the kitchen.  The fruit flies will fly in and be trapped, and the vinegar kills them.
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there is Three ways.1.buy bug spray or 2 use some dryer sheets 3.bug light things that ZAP them
803700
pour some ammonia around they don't like the smell and will associate the smell with your place and stay away. put some in a trail over to neighbours late at night and fed them regular there. make sure it is neighbour you don't like