The very thought of having cockroaches in your home makes you want to scream. Having these annoying insects in your home is a nuisance as well as they are embarrassing. When it comes to health having these pests around gets even worst. The Fecal waste and skin from cockroaches when inhaled can be detrimental to your health. A home that is infested with roaches can trigger an allergic reaction. A person with asthma may have a difficult time breathing in a cock roach-infested home. It’s time to get those roaches out of your home. This article explains all you need to know about clever ways to keep cockroaches away at night.
Why Do I Have Cockroaches
Cockroaches are drawn to damp and moist places, simply put, they are attached to anything that’s disgusting. If you have cockroaches living in your backyard it’s more than likely they’re going to come indoors searching for food. To get rid of cockroaches in the home first check your outdoors for breeding spots. After locating a breeding spot use a repellent to spray the little bugs eggs and all.
Is It Really A Cockroach
Before you start treating your home for cockroaches first you should know if these little fellas are actually roaches. Here are a few identifying features.
- A whitish color, they appear like this after molting then turns into a reddish-brownish color
- Oval shape
- A flat body
- Size range__3/4 of an inch to 3 inches lengthwise
My House Is Clean…
Having a clean house doesn’t stop a roach from visiting. They’ll come around searching for food. The good thing about it is that if there’s no food the cockroach won’t stay. The bedroom can be a feeding ground for roaches. To keep cockroaches away from your room follow the steps listed below daily.
- Don’t leave uneaten food in your room
- Take out all garbage daily
- Declutter… The less clustered the room the better it is to avoid a roach infestation
- Clean the room regularly
- Keep the floors clean
How To Keep Cockroaches Away At Nights
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