The best roach bait ever- Hot Shot Ultra Liquid Roach Bait
No mess and it kills! I placed 2 under the sink cabinet, 1
in upper cabinet, 1 on floor, 1 in the kitchen drawer, 1 on the bathroom floor, all are
the places where I've seen the tiny black products of the roaches. The day next
I placed it, I already saw 5+ dead roaches near the bait in the sink cabinet,
big roach and small.
A few days later I checked again, I saw a few more small
dead roaches. I'm very happy with the results.
My husband used to see roaches
in the kitchen in the early morning when he got up for coffee but he says he
hasn't seen any lately. I haven't seen the disgusting black tiny traces of the
roaches either. Now it's been almost a month, there's only a little bit liquid
left in the bait and I'm ready to replace with the new ones and continue to use them.
Why? because I still see a few dead tiny roaches once a while when I check the
bait. I'm not sure how many are still out there growing or hatching. It's
easier and feels better to clean those dead roaches than seeing their dirty
products or them alive crawling around. They're hard to eradicate but I'm
determined to make them disappear in front of my eyes!
5/20/2016, a few months passed, I am still using the baits. Not often but I see dead tiny roaches sometimes. This really gives me a sense of cleanness and peace.
I have also purchased the liquid roach baits to use in my father-in-law's home. There's heavy roach infestation at his kitchen, somewhere... Remember my first time cleaning his kitchen, my husband and I literally killed a hundreds roaches. The roaches there are more difficult to get disappear. After trying DIY baking soda+sugar, a few market roach baits, even the fumigating fogger, my conclusion is Hot Shot Ultra LIQUID Roach Bait kills best. Well, no magic good, not that I hardly see roaches at his kitchen but I see a few dead roaches here and there every Saturday when I clean his home. The liquid bait deliver better, eye evident results than fumigator. I tried fumigator but when we returned home from outside, I didn't see any dead roach but running around roaches. It's a frustration. I then switched to liquid roach baits. The liquid baits at his kitchen run low faster than my own home, does that prove more roaches drinking from it?? I am not sure how long it takes to make his kitchen free of roaches but I will continue to use liquid baits.
I just hope liquid baits lower the price! They are kind of expensive to use because the liquid run out (dry out?) quickly like 1-2 months for father-in-law's and about 2-3 months at my home.
5/20/2016, a few months passed, I am still using the baits. Not often but I see dead tiny roaches sometimes. This really gives me a sense of cleanness and peace.
I have also purchased the liquid roach baits to use in my father-in-law's home. There's heavy roach infestation at his kitchen, somewhere... Remember my first time cleaning his kitchen, my husband and I literally killed a hundreds roaches. The roaches there are more difficult to get disappear. After trying DIY baking soda+sugar, a few market roach baits, even the fumigating fogger, my conclusion is Hot Shot Ultra LIQUID Roach Bait kills best. Well, no magic good, not that I hardly see roaches at his kitchen but I see a few dead roaches here and there every Saturday when I clean his home. The liquid bait deliver better, eye evident results than fumigator. I tried fumigator but when we returned home from outside, I didn't see any dead roach but running around roaches. It's a frustration. I then switched to liquid roach baits. The liquid baits at his kitchen run low faster than my own home, does that prove more roaches drinking from it?? I am not sure how long it takes to make his kitchen free of roaches but I will continue to use liquid baits.
I just hope liquid baits lower the price! They are kind of expensive to use because the liquid run out (dry out?) quickly like 1-2 months for father-in-law's and about 2-3 months at my home.
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