Cockroaches

Dealing with cockroaches can often feel hopeless because of their incredibly resilient and persistent nature. If you have ever had to deal with a roach infestation, you know it becomes clear very quickly how hard they are to eliminate. These pests have survived since prehistoric times, and there have been fossils found with roach remains found from hundreds of millions of years ago. This species is particularly hard to exterminate because of their resilience.

Cockroaches can vary in size and color, but they are most commonly known to be approximately two inches long and a variety of different shades of brown. They can carry dangerous diseases that could transfer to your food like E. Coli and salmonella. They can also cause severe allergic reactions, skin rashes, and digestive issues. These insects are experts at hiding, making them hard to detect unless you know the signs of an infestation or find them scurrying away in the middle of the night when you turn the light on.

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Signs of Cockroach Infestations:

  • Food packaging or organic good like leather and paper are damaged.
  • Cockroach exoskeletons in your home.
  • Irregular brown marks on ceilings or walls.
  • Cockroach droppings in or around your home that look like tiny black grains of rice, dust, or coffee grounds.
  • An unpleasant, musty odor.

Facts About Cockroaches:

  • They can live for about a week without their head.
  • Roaches can make a small chirping sound.
  • They run fast—about three miles per hour.
  • Cockroaches can survive without food for about a month.
  • Cockroaches are often found in bathrooms, kitchens, laundry rooms, appliances, cupboards, cabinets, drains, pipes ducts, and cracks in floors and baseboards.
  • Over 4,000 species exist all over the world.
  • These insects are great at hiding and climbing.