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2.1-Oz Combat Max Roach Killing Gel w/ Syringe Applicator
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Amazon has 2.1-Oz Combat Max Roach Killing Gel w/ Syringe Applicator on sale for $7.96 - 25% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $5.57. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Amazon has 2.1-Oz Combat Max Roach Killing Gel w/ Syringe Applicator on sale for $7.96 - 25% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save = $5.57. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Combat Max Roach Killing Gel is described as a strong roach bait that can also help with ants, especially when placed in cracks, under trim, and around kitchens or garages. The gel is praised for reducing infestations quickly and for lasting through repeated treatments, with some preferring it over indoor bait dishes or granules. A recurring caveat is that it may not work well on ants in every case, and nearby barrier sprays can keep roaches away from the bait.
The gel can reduce a heavy roach infestation quickly and keep working with twice-yearly reapplication.
The gel can be applied in deep gaps and openings to target roaches where they hide.
The gel can be used alongside a syringe-style application approach by placing remaining bait in hard-to-reach containers.
The gel can reportedly help eliminate German roaches within a couple weeks when compared to Advion gel bait.
The gel may not work well for ants even though the label claims ant control.
The gel may fail to eliminate the roach colony even when it is used in bait stations.
Roaches may avoid the bait if a barrier spray is applied nearby.
The gel's effectiveness can depend on application method, since some users report dead roaches after spraying while the gallon jug remains mostly unused.
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Or even easier and less expensive option is just to mix boric acid, sugar, peanut butter and make a paste. Use tiny drop along dark corners. It glues like a gum. I wouldn't be surprised if this paste has the same or similar ingredients/formula
I avoided hiring a professional because they just spray all barrier all over the place. I also avoided a diy barrier type spray as well since I have pets.
I apply outside under the front and back door trim deep in any openings I can find. Again this is to avoid my pets from getting a lick from it. I also apply near the garage door openings in any deep opening I can find. I use the rest in the corners of my concrete wall wherever I can find a deep gap.
The rest of it I pull the plunger out and drop the tube into my sprinkler box so roaches can gobble up the remaining that I can't squeeze out.
The only roaches I find these days are dead ones in the garage. I sweep those outside and let other roaches cannibalize it and still effectively taking the poison back to their colony.
If you plan to do this, avoid applying this stuff near a barrier spray. Roaches will avoid the bait if they sense a barrier spray. I don't use a spray so I've never had any issues with them taking the bait.
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On Amazon I see so many different varieties/alpine wsh is this the one that kills the German cockroaches..
- How do I know which one to get and which ones are the correct ones for the US cockroaches?
- does this work indoors / outdoors as well
- I see some roaches upstairs as well so besides the places you mentioned what other places would you Target in the house with a basement and two floors
On Amazon I see so many different varieties/alpine wsh is this the one that kills the German cockroaches..
- How do I know which one to get and which ones are the correct ones for the US cockroaches?
- does this work indoors / outdoors as well
- I see some roaches upstairs as well so besides the places you mentioned what other places would you Target in the house with a basement and two floors
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