
Have you Come out to the kitchen in the middle of the night to find cockroaches scurrying across your benches?
Generally, cockroaches hide during the day unless you have a large infestation, in crack and crevices. German cockroaches are generally found in wet areas such as kitchens and bathrooms and can multiply quickly – They lay an egg sack of up to 40 babies at a time. You can identify them by their light brown or tan colouration, with two black stripes located immediately behind their head, adults grow to 13-16 mm and very rarely fly, they prefer to run. You may also notice cockroach dropping (looks a bit like pepper) on tops of doors, around small cracks and openings into walls or in the corners of a room.
German cockroaches have a 4-6 week lifecycle and if you have a larger infestation you may need a follow up treatment, at 3-4 weeks to ensure the cycle is broken, the technician will advise you after his initial inspection.
Preparation hints:
- Clean up internally, especially under the fridge, dishwasher and microwave.
- Limit any clutter and get rid of any spare boxes, plastic bags or cardboard that could become a harbourage.
- Don’t leave food plates or scraps out over night
- Keep food in sealed containers
- Move garage bins away from the home
- Ensure pet food is not kept out
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