What's the best product for getting rid of roaches?

[BlackSexyllence]

Fire burn that bytch to the ground

 

[MikelArteta]

The best is this trust me

Max force fc gel

You'll never see a roach again after this

 

[Take It In Blood]

neighbors moved out and all their roaches moved in

 

[Bucciarati Joestar]

Sometimes the nest isn't in your house but next door. We had this indian neighboor and his family move next door. And after a while I seen a bunch of roaches..never had it before..

 

[sayyestothis]

U live in a condo or town house spot?
If so only real way to get get them is move breh. Don't matter how clean and tight u keep ur crib, the others in the unit could be affecting u.

Happens at my fams house in NY all the time.

 

[TheDarkCloud]

You bum, i hope they crawl in your mouth while you sleep

 

[newworldafro]

Spoiler: Roachocide

 

[NeilCartwright]

Had the same issue when I moved into my apartment. I had the complex spray weekly, I used Borax/water/suger (heated it, mixed it) and sprayed it on all the baseboards and where I saw them.

There’s videos on YouTube

I’ve also heard of high yield 38. It’s on amazon. People told me it’s like borax but 10 times stronger

 

[AyBrehHam Linkin]

Man we just got the same fukkin problem

We were like wtf did all these roaches come from afew months ago.

Went over to my next door neighbors apartment cus he was trynna match....

And they had so many fukking roaches breh the damn walls and ground was moving the second i opened the door. And these mfs dont mind em. It comes down to your neighbords at the end of the day. We've tried all types of shyt but. We cant even use our fukking stove

Gonna blow this popsicle stand soon too, live next to third world asians and mexicans brehs

 

[Jsully]

An exterminator... thank me later

/thread

 

[-DMP-]

boric acid

 

[The G.O.D II]

Get a dog or cat. Don’t rats and roaches stay away if they know you have an animal?

 

[Made Man]

If you stay in an apartment and never really seen them before then it’s probably your neighbors. Boric Acid is probably your best bet though . Put in along the cracks and crevices of your apartment. If you have little kids you need to sweep it into the cracks pretty well so they don’t get to it.

 

[get these nets]

I've written this a few times on here. If your suggestion is to use this or that product, you're giving incomplete advice.

If you want to reduce or eliminate bugs, you've go to attack the problem from multiple angles.

1. bait trap
2. place thin layer of borax along walls & corners
3. spray along exterior of house...spray vertical surfaces of the inside of house
4. clean kitchen and take trash and recyclables out EVERY night
5. fix all water leaks

I don't know why they don't get a lot of burn or hype but Roach Motels are excellent bait traps, they put an immediate dent in the bug population, and give a general idea of the size of the problem and the area where most of the bugs are coming from

use a hand duster or hand spreader to spread thin layer along horizontal surfaces near walls, in corners, behind fridge,stove, bottom of cabinets

spray Hi-Yield 38 permethrin along entire foundation of the house./ .for interior..get rubber gloves...make solution of Talstar Pro in a bucket....dip a sponge in bucket,squeeze most of the liquid out and wipe baseboards and up and down corners of walls, vertical surfaces

no reason for trash to be inside your place overnight....rinse out recyclable bottles and cans when you wash dishes, WIPE dishes after washing with paper towels..places trash and recyclables outside

 

[DatBoiHawk]

Gnarly. So you want to prevent getting roaches. I'm not judging. I'm just saying, if they're there they showed up because they have a food source and somewhere to breed. You've got a nest somewhere. The longer you wait to find and destroy it the more roaches you'll get.

Call an exterminator. Don't be cheap about this shyt. You may have mice and some more shyt. Borax works, but you need to know how a roach thinks so you can locate the nest.

Roaches are hella hard to get rid of once they set up shop. They're like mice, designed to survive and they adapt very quickly. I'd consider moving or burning down your house TBH.

Lol burning the house