1. Identify Where Roaches Are Hiding

Roaches love dark, damp areas. Common hiding spots include:

• Under sinks and in kitchen cabinets

• Behind appliances like fridges and stoves

• In bathroom drains and cupboards

• Cracks and crevices in walls and floors

👉 Tip: Use a flashlight at night to spot them, since roaches are more active after dark.

2. Clean Thoroughly

Roaches are attracted to food and water. Deep cleaning helps remove their food sources.

• Wash dishes right after meals

• Sweep and mop daily

• Wipe down counters and stoves to remove grease

• Empty garbage frequently and use sealed bins

3. Use Fast-Acting Roach Killers

If you want quick results, these solutions work best:

• Roach Gel Bait: Place in cracks and behind appliances. Roaches eat it and spread poison to the colony.

• Boric Acid: Sprinkle lightly in dry, hidden areas (keep away from kids & pets).

• Insecticide Spray: Use for instant knockdown when you see roaches crawling.

4. Block Entry Points

Stop more roaches from getting in:

• Seal cracks and gaps in walls, floors, and windows

• Install drain covers in bathrooms and kitchens

• Fix leaky pipes that provide water sources

5. Call the Professionals

A few roaches can be handled at home, but if you’re seeing them daily—or at all hours—it likely means a larger infestation. Professional pest control ensures:

• Safe and effective treatment

• Long-lasting results

• Peace of mind knowing your home is pest-free