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Do you have cockroaches at home?

And do you want to get rid of it for good?

Then you have come to the right place!

You must act before this is a full invasion.

Do not panic ! No need to buy chemicals to kill them.

There are simple and inexpensive solutions to get rid of cockroaches naturally.

Follow these 9 super effective tips and you will quickly get rid of cockroaches. Look :

1. Get rid of any food residue from your kitchen

Crumbs, small leftovers or even the smallest food residue are a treat for cockroaches.

With your homemade multi-use product, you will have to roll up your sleeves and polish.

Start by removing all food from the kitchen.

Clean counters, kitchen table, stove and all surfaces on which you prepare or serve food.

Have you noticed that there are crumbs in the back of the cupboards and drawers? Empty them completely, vacuum them and clean them thoroughly.

Also, don't forget the trash cans. Now is the time to empty them and clean them from top to bottom.

Let's go to the fridge now. It must be nickel. One of the best ways to clean your fridge is definitely this.

Finally, clean well in the microwave. You can then clean the inside in 3 minutes by following this technique.

Also remember to empty the crumbs from the toaster.

2. Clean up the rest of the house

On the cleaning side, it's not over yet. Now you have to remove, clean and shake all the cushions on the sofa.

With the vacuum cleaner equipped with its special nozzle, remove the crumbs that have slipped under the cushions without forgetting the cracks and recesses of the sofa.

Clean the carpets, vacuum and roll them up.

Sweep or vacuum the floors and mop.

To make it easier, choose a homemade product that does not leave a mark.

3. Sanitize your home

It is important to prevent water from stagnating in your house or apartment. It might attract cockroaches ...

So you have to hunt for leaks and look for the smallest puddle under the sink, next to the toilet or at the base of the bathtub.

Open the faucets for every sink and sink in the house. While the water is running, make sure there are no small leaks by running your hand or a dry cloth over the base of the mixer and the siphon under the sink.

If this is the case, it is necessary to intervene by changing the seals and repairing the leak. Proceed in the same way with the bathtub.

4. Eliminate cockroach hiding places

Cockroaches play hide and seek and we will have to flush out their hiding places.

Walk around all the rooms in the house. Carefully inspect the cupboards, closet, wardrobes, dressers ...

The best is to get on all fours to make sure you don't miss a thing!

Cockroaches love to hide in bags you put other bags in, in piles of old magazines, or cardboard boxes waiting to be recycled.

Open everything, empty the contents and throw away or recycle whatever needs to be.

5. Set up sticky cockroach traps

Trap the whole house by dotting sticky cockroach traps.

You can put it along walls and baseboards, in corners, under sinks and basins.

Do not hesitate to put at least ten of them all at once throughout the house or apartment.

6. Inspect the traps

It's not the nicest part of our cockroach plan ... but it's very useful.

You should regularly go around the traps you have set and note the number of cockroaches found dead in each room.

Why ? Because this strategy allows you to know where there are the most cockroaches, where they come from and to better target your next actions.

7. Kill cockroaches with boric acid

Now you can make your homemade cockroach repellent. Don't worry, it's very easy and efficient.

You need boric acid and condensed milk.

Simply mix 30 g of boric acid with a little condensed milk (1 / 10th of the tube) in a container. Mix to make a homogeneous paste. Add a little boric acid if the dough is too runny or condensed milk if it is crumbly.

Take a little in your hands made in small balls, the size of peas.

Put your little balls in bottle caps or stick them directly on the floor or walls. But be careful, as they dry, they are difficult to remove.

Spread them liberally in the places where there are the most cockroaches. They correspond to the ones where you found the greatest number of trapped cockroaches.

24 hours later, boric acid takes effect and overcomes cockroaches.

Your boric acid pellets are effective for 6 to 8 months.

Precautions:

- Use gloves to make your mixture.

- These balls must not be accessible to animals or children.

- Thanks to the condensed milk, these very effective balls will attract cockroaches: no need to put them in rooms where there are no cockroaches.

8. Do regular cleaning

As soon as you have a meal or have a snack, clean the areas where you have prepared food and where you have eaten.

Put your food in airtight closed boxes. Never leave anything lying around: neither food nor dirty dishes.

Empty and take out trash and recycling every day.

Wipe off any water, identify where the leak is coming from and repair it.

While hunting for cockroaches, try to eat more outside and don't bring food home.

To help you have a great house, you can use this great cleaning checklist. You are sure not to forget anything!

9. Invite your neighbors to adopt your cockroach plan

This is not necessarily the easiest part of our strategy.

But it is important that your neighbors also play the game to make the cockroaches disappear from the building.

You will have to convince them to adopt the same cleanliness as you!

To do this, make them understand that you will never be able to get rid of it if you do not work hand in hand.

How do you know if you have cockroaches at home?

Know that just because you can't see them, doesn't mean they aren't present in your home.

The most common cockroach is a winged insect, brown or light brown, with two stripes on the back.

It is called the German cockroach and it measures between 1 and 2.5 cm.

He likes to invade the kitchen and all places where food is stored, the bathroom and places where water is stuck as well as garbage cans.

To help you, here are some clues that should alert you:

- Feces: these are small piles of tiny droppings, about 3mm, which clearly indicate the presence of these insects.

- Gastrointestinal disorders: microorganisms deposited by cockroaches on food and cooking utensils can cause diarrhea, vomiting and even dysentery.

- Allergic reactions: the following symptoms should alert you: do you have itchy, itchy eyes, do you sneeze often or your nose is congested? These inconveniences may be caused by the presence of cockroach droppings and their moults in the air.

Your turn...

Have you tried these grandma's tips for getting rid of cockroaches? Let us know in the comments if it worked for you. We can't wait to hear from you!

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