Around the world, in both developed and developing countries, it is estimated that cockroaches will most likely be living in your place within a year of moving in. They’re not only a nuisance but a health hazard as well. The longer you leave them to breed the more infestation you’re going to deal with. It’s important to keep them out of your home, so I’m going to share how to get rid of roaches overnight using some easy homemade remedies. Cockroaches are very disgusting and hardy insects. If you have ever seen a cockroach scurry into an impenetrable corner, then you know how difficult it can be to get rid of them. But this doesn’t automatically mean that you should start panicking. There is a way to get rid of cockroaches fast and naturally – with the help of some simple household ingredients.

Natural Remedy To Get Rid Of Cockroaches

Mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda and 1 tablespoon of white sugar in a bowl.

• Mix 2 tablespoons of baking soda and 1 tablespoon of white sugar in a bowl.
• Make sure you use a big enough bowl to contain the final mixture. If it’s too small, you might spill some on yourself or your kitchen countertop.
• You can use any kind of spoon that isn’t metal. Metal conducts electricity and could cause an explosion!
• Don’t forget to measure accurately—baking soda is dangerous if ingested in large quantities because it can irritate your stomach lining and make it easier for bacteria to grow inside you

Place the mixture into a jar lid.

Now, take the lid and make sure it fits into your jar. If not, find another jar that will fit. Then add some cockroach bait to the inside of the jar lid. The bait should be about half an inch deep, but don’t put too much in or it will drown your cockroaches.

Now place a piece of paper under your jar as an indicator for when to remove it from inside your home. Put this mixture somewhere dark and dry where there are no lights or people walking around; otherwise, you risk waking up in the middle of night with your face completely stuck to their dead bodies while they feast on their own flesh (gross). After three days have passed and all critters have been devoured by their own kind, take out the dirty papers with poison residue on them and throw them away in small trash cans outside or even better yet: burn them!

Add a few drops of water to the mixture and stir it well so the ingredients get evenly distributed.

• Add a few drops of water to the mixture and stir it well so the ingredients get evenly distributed.
• Place the jar lid on top of it, then put holes on it with a knife or drill bit and secure them with glue or tape so as not to allow any dust or insects inside while you’re waiting for cockroaches to enter into your trap (if they do at all).
• Put this mixture in areas where cockroaches are likely to be seen such as behind fridges and stoves, inside kitchen cabinets and under sinks so that when they come looking for food or water they might accidentally walk into one of these jars instead.”

Put the mixture in areas where cockroaches are likely to be seen such as behind fridges and stoves, inside kitchen cabinets and under sinks.

• Put the mixture in areas where cockroaches are likely to be seen such as behind fridges and stoves, inside kitchen cabinets and under sinks.
• Replace the mixture every three months for best results.

Change the mixture every couple of weeks until you get rid of these pests.

If you haven’t seen any cockroaches for a few days, then chances are good that your mixture is working. To be sure, keep an eye out for them for another week or so. If there are still roaches around, then it’s time to make sure that the mixture is changed every couple of weeks until you get rid of these pests.

You can fight cockroaches by using simple household items.

You can fight cockroaches by using simple household items.

• Baking soda and sugar. You can use baking soda to get rid of cockroaches by mixing it with sugar. Place the mixture in small containers in your kitchen, or wherever you have seen them, and leave the lids open so that they can feed on it. This will not kill them but will keep them away from your house because they are unable to digest this food source.
• Vinegar or lemon juice spray. You can make an effective homemade spray with vinegar or lemon juice to keep roaches at bay by mixing two tablespoons of either liquid in a quart of water and adding one teaspoon each of dish soap and vegetable oil as well as ten drops of liquid detergent (optional). Put this mixture into a container with a lid; spray it around areas where there are signs that these pests have been present before leaving it overnight so that all traces are eliminated by morning time when the sun rises again; if there is no sunlight available then try using another light source such as candles instead!