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I'm a single mother with children and I know nothing about this stuff. As I investigate I see so many cracks and holes around the house. like what this should be sealed up before the owner sells or rents home.. who got time and money to seal all these holes up! I've had to re caulk my whole house by myself now it's cracks somewhere near my windows ugh!!!!!
Thanks for the tip Jerry. I am just a about to start offering subslab injection as part of my termte control protocol. Been doing mostly wall foaming and soil treatment around the outside perimeter.
Congrats, you provided options that won't work and then told people to pay a professional. This is the youtube equivalent of a scummy SEO blog on an unscrupulous exterminators website. I hope you are ashamed. An intentionally misleading title (or you are just incredibly stupid) followed by a bunch of explanations about why the options people might try wont work and how they should call a professional (probably hoping it is you). Getting peoples hopes up just to shill your BS.
I think they'll be trying to cast off humidity from their web, I just saw it after someone used the bath, and I sprinkled little drops, again they started
One useful concept here is that the appliances form the habitat. I'm going to pull my dishwasher and isolate it with calk and plastic in a way that roaches cannot reach it. Plus I'll use boric acid and bait. I have steel wool and expandable foam to fill gaps as needed. Then I'll work on other appliances in the same way. By the way, I run my dishwasher once or even twice a day on the quick setting so I do not have food in there overnight. And no bugs inside. My guess is that some people have a restaurant open 24/7 in their dishwater and that the roaches are getting past the gasket.
Mix sugar and borax equal parts and add few drops of water to make it like a paste then stir it nicely then place it near its nest. Worker ants will soon come and start consuming it and let it stay there till ants no longer come to take it. Worker ants take it to the nest and give it to queen ants too. Borax disrupts their digestion system, and their stomach starts to swell up by too much gas formation this way only killing them slowly so will get enough time to give it to queen ants. This way queen ants can be killed. Killing individual ants one by one no use as queen ants makes new workers in large number. Also, these ants quickly relocate its nest even if nest attacked so best way is this borax sugar trap.
Any suggestions for weighted windows and the pulley system being an access point for bugs to come through? We still would like to use them, but with winter coming we just want to seal them temporarily-what should we do?
We currently have them in a cement block wall of our garage, like this one here. There’s two holes near the top of the garage, and I see how they come in and out like you mentioned. We recently moved here ans have no clue how long they’ve been there. But when we open the garage after a day or two of not being in there, it the next morning, and there’s SEVERAL dead ones laying about. We have a couple of very happy spiders in there right now 😄 The amount of dead jackets tells me the next in the blocks could be huge. How fast can their hive grow?? We were thinking of just spraying those holes at night up on a ladder, but wondering if they’ll all swarm into the garage then. Appreciate and advise and thanks for the video!
Old video, so I really hope you're still active. What kind of products are those exactly? I have a complete home invasion, they are between the brick wall and the interior drywall, and they're eating away at it FAST! Each time I hoover the residue from the floor, it's a mess already in a couple hours. I've tried every possible home remedy with zero success, vinegar, lemon, salt etc.. Even half spray can of Raid insecticide, they're some tough mthrfkrz, so I'm very sorry but it's now me or them. It's a very old country house thst sure doesn't need destructive tenants, or squatters actually! 😅 Thanks 👍🏻
The are so many cockroaches in my dad's kitchen and we've been trying forever to get rid of it. My dad wont do much about them, so I'm always Googling and going on RU-vid to find out a way to get rid of it. My dad always moans about the Cockroaches but Barley does something about it. Does someone know the best way to get rid of the Cockroaches in the kitchen?
What a waste of time and money. At this point in the infestation, you can assume termite colonies are all over the house. Doing "spot" treatments won't resolve the issue. Tenting is the only option at that point.
