Common salt is a repellent to most insects including roaches. It can also kill bugs due to its dehydrating ability. salt is capable of sucking out all the fluids in an insect’s body, leading to instant death. … Read more
Cockroaches can eat human, dog, cat, and rodent poop because it contains undigested food and proteins that keep them healthy. Surprisingly, feces contains more than enough nutrients that can sustain them. However, fresh poop that … Read more
Roaches can live in bathtub drains because it is consonantly moist, warm and dump. However, this depends on the kind of shampoo used in the tub. Some shampoos make a strong soapy solution when mixed … Read more
Cockroaches are attracted to your toothbrush when you fail to wash and let it dry after use. They will crawl on a dirty brush with food particles and toothpaste trapped in its bristles if they … Read more
Boiling water can burn cockroaches to death on contact. Drowning roaches in any liquid above 130°F will kill them instantly because they need to remain moist in order to survive. Water boils at 212°F and those bugs … Read more
Cockroaches drink water because they need to stay hydrated and they cannot live without it for a week. However, they can only take water at room temperature. Since they are cold-blooded, roaches cannot take cold … Read more
Roaches can drown but not instantly since they can hold their breath in water for 7-15 minutes. Even if you hold a cockroach’s head underwater, it will not drown because it breathes through tiny openings … Read more
There are two types of ammonia that can be used against roaches. Those include pure ammonia and household ammonia that is commonly used for cleaning at home. While both can be used against roaches, it … Read more
Roaches in your toilet bowl or seat come from the house. They use gaps under the door, sink, or open bathroom drainage. Once they get into the bathroom, they look for a dark warm place. … Read more
The ability to survive in almost all circumstances is what makes cockroaches thrive all over the world. When they sense dangers, roaches can remain dormant because the chances of hunting a moving prey are higher … Read more
