kill fleas with roach prufe/
1689497
Not sure, my issue with roaches completely went away. Had another challenge with black ants andthe roach prufe resolved that issue too.
1689498
sprinkle it in the pets bedding and your flea population will dramatically drop.
607424
I've tried both this trap and your soapy water+candle method. Both were equally ineffective for fleas. (Although if you have fruit flies, a soda bottle with a little soap+apple cider vinegar in it and a paper funnel taped to the mouth works great. The fruit flies fly in, can't fly out, and drown.)
1969206
Not sure how effective it works on german roaches, but the large "cock roach" or Palmetto Bug as its called in Florida. It works amazingly fast. Within minutes after a roach walks through the poison they start to die. It also works on ants, but it takes a few days before they die.I'm sure it would kill the German roaches as well but maybe like the ants it may take it a little longer.
503040
We would not buy this stuff again, because it is very dangerous if inhaled or gets on your skin. It does kill the roaches, but the smallest amount around my wife made her nauseous. If you read the label (go to google) you will see that it does kill tics and fleas but cannot be applied to animals, infact the warning is that people and animals should not go near treated areas until dry. With my health conscious background, I surprised myself that I purchased this very dangerous product. i will be getting rid of it. Way to risky for me!
917711
I hate dirty roaches. I found DE very effective and I do not put it on base boards. Roaches can find food so I created a cheap accessible home made bait trap. Get a large plate of heavy cardboard, aluminum or kitchen ware and put a glob of peanut butter in the center. Sprinkle a good amount of DE around the pb on the plate and set it on the floor under a piece of furniture. Keep alternate food sources away from roach access so they are drawn to the pb. You'll notice tracks in the powder and find dead roaches. Since I don't have pets or children, I put the bait in every room.
1980161
It is poison that kills fleas and other pests. -- And it will kill them wherever they are - even if they are living on hardwood floors. However, on hardwood floors, they have nothing to cling to, so they are very easy to vacuum up off hardwood, tile, and vinyl floors. -- The best way to do that is with a vacuum cleaner that has a bag. Place five or six moth balls into a new vacuum bag and then vacuum the house thoroughly. (Take up the throw rugs - hang them outside and soak them in a flea/tick killer and let them dry and then wash them out and let dry again before bringing them back inside). -- After you have finished vacuuming the house - and all the furniture - including mattresses and box springs - and closets - leave the bag on the vacuum for several days. The moth balls will kill the pests you've sucked up into it. -- Then take the vacuum outside away from the house and carefully remove the bag - tape up the hole, put it in an intact plastic bag, tie up securely and throw it into the trash. -- If that doesn't do the trick - you may need a professional exterminator. And btw: DO NOT put the flea powder poison in the vacuum bag, because no matter how good of an exhaust filter you have on the vacuum, it will disperse the poison into the air and you will breathe it in and get sick - and maybe very very sick...
31318
Mix this oil with 91% isopropyl alcohol. The alcohol will kill the roaches you see and disinfect the area, the oil will leave a pleasant odor and hopefully repel any new roaches. Not sure why rodents and roaches are repelled by this (if they are),
751022
No this product only kills fleas for 24 hours. It's a good fix if a pet is infested and then follow up with a flea treament like comfortis, frontline, advantage that lasts for a whole month.
1337110
Insects are killed after coming in contact with the powder because it makes microscopic cuts in their exoskeletons and they dehydrate. I've never had a roach problem, but I've used it with great success for flea and ant control. I've read of others having success with roach control. Only use a light dusting, not a thick line, because roaches will crawl around what they see as a barrier. You want them to crawl through it.
1094479
It does not kill adult fleas and those in the pupae stage. It does kill the eggs and larvae. It can take up to 6 weeks to rid the environment of fleas.
1295805
I do not believe that the product is appropriate for flea control. Fleas are not on the list of pests that can be controlled by Neem.
1106757
I used this product indoors to kill cockroaches in kitchen area, which worked great! haven't seen one since I started regular spraying. Hope you find your answer soon
146773
has anyone used this for roaches? does anyone know of a good product to kill roaches n their eggs?
290598
To tell the truth we didn't have fleas to test it on even though we do have dogs. I do know that it didn't faze roaches. To my way of thinking it stinks both in smell and in not doing what it was advertised to do. We finally just threw it out.
855158
This doesn't work to kill fleas or flies, but I found a product here on Amazon that does a pretty good job. Permethrin: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005UUZ3OI/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1 I've used it a few times when I plan on outdoor barbeques. Not a single insect bothers my guests with this stuff. However, I should note that it needs to be reapplied often (weekly perhaps).
2239775
Talstar will help. the problem you will have with the German Roachs, is the eggs.the eggs have a wax type coating on them making it very hard for Talstar to get to fetus. Talstar will kill on contact and provide good residual. you need to Fog 1st. and spray at same time. IGR would also suggest Growth inhibitor. to mix with . use a fogger with Pyrethrins . this will kill all bugs and becomes inert. with no residual after 1.5 hr. animals will have to be removed. for about 2hrs etc. air out house . you should have sprayed and everything should be dry. what State are you located in ?
194583
I have not used it for fleas, so I would have to refer you to the manufactuer or another person who has used this product.