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Hate cockroaches? I know I do. Don’t you just want to grab some Raid and spray the heck out of those nasty critters? Well, I hear you. But believe it or not, there are other remedies you can try besides sprays. If you’re wondering how to get rid of roaches overnight, here’s almost everything you need to know on how to eliminate these creatures reeking havoc in your kitchen. With global warming, there has been a significant increase in the population of cockroaches. They are said to be able to survive for two weeks without water and can hold their breath for 40 minutes. Needless to say, these resilient insects can be very hard to get rid of. There are tons of cockroach killing products and methods out there but if not used correctly you could end up getting more roaches after a while. The aim of this article is to introduce effective home remedies that you can use to get rid of roaches overnight and forever. Let’s begin: Cockroaches are ugly, disease-spreading creatures. They don’t listen to reason and most of the time seem to live in groups. What’s worse is when they swarm out of your kitchen cabinets at night! These monsters are often best known for their ability to live without air for 45 minutes. Yikes! And if you ever tried to kill one, only to suddenly find dozens of others scuttling out from the cracks, you know you’re dealing with a formidable foe.

Home Remedies To Get Rid Of Cockroaches

Introduction

Cockroaches are one of the most common household pests, and if you’re reading this article, chances are you’ve seen at least a few in your apartment. The good news is that it’s relatively simple to get rid of cockroaches naturally. Here’s how to use home remedies to get rid of roaches for good, from bay leaf and borax to catnip, cayenne pepper and garlic.

Bay leaf

Bay leaves have a strong, pungent smell that cockroaches do not like. They are easy to find, and can be dried and stored for a long time.

You can use bay leaves in several ways:

• You can place them around your home to keep away unwanted pests.
• You can dry them out, crush them up into powder form, and then sprinkle the powder around your home to keep away pests (this works especially well if you mix it with peppermint oil).
• You can also add dried bay leaf powder directly into food during cooking or baking; this will help to repel insects while cooking as well!

Borax and icing sugar

The use of borax and icing sugar is one of the best home remedies to get rid of cockroaches. Sprinkle these ingredients in the cracks and crevices around your house, as well as under sinks, in cabinets and any other area that you think is a great hiding spot for roaches.

The next step is to leave them alone for a few days so that they can feast on this substance. After some time has passed, go back over those areas with a vacuum cleaner to remove all dead bodies or live ones that may still be there. This will help prevent future infestations by removing their food source!

Additionally, baking soda is also an effective way to help exterminate cockroaches. You can sprinkle it around areas where they’re known to frequent while also sprinkling some behind appliances such as stoves or refrigerators where they might crawl through gaps when looking for food sources (such as crumbs).

Catnip

Catnip

Catnip is a good way to get rid of cockroaches. It’s safe for your pets, but it may not be strong enough on its own to completely eliminate the cockroach population in your home. You should use catnip in combination with other ingredients, such as borax or bay leaves.

Cayenne pepper and garlic

One of the best home remedies to get rid of cockroaches is cayenne pepper and garlic powder. Sprinkle cayenne pepper and garlic powder around the house. You can use these in several places such as:

• Kitchen floor
• Kitchen corners
• Bathroom floor
• Bathroom corners

Lemon peel

• Lemon peel is a natural repellent.
• A lemon contains vitamin C, calcium, iron and potassium.

Use these natural ingredients to get rid of cockroaches

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• Boric acid: This is one of the most common methods used to get rid of cockroaches. The roach will eat the boric acid and it will eventually die from it. You can place some boric acid inside a small dish or you can mix it with water and pour this on a piece of paper towel so that when the roach comes along, he’ll go for the paper towel instead of your cupboards or counter tops where he might find something else interesting to eat.* Powdered sugar: This method works best if you sprinkle powdered sugar around areas that are prone to cockroach infestation (like under your sink). It attracts them because they like sweet things but once they taste it their mouths get stuck together so they have trouble moving around!

Conclusion

Make sure to clean your house and keep it dry to prevent cockroaches from making their nests there. Try these remedies and see which one works best for you. If you still find them around, then we suggest you consult a professional pest exterminator.

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