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Victor Pheromone Traps |
German Roach ControlGerman cockroaches are the most challenging roaches to manage and eliminate. These cockroaches need water, food, and warm areas to survive. First, you will need to make sure that your area is clean, sanitation is necessary for german roach control measures to succeed. After sanitation and an inspection of the harborage areas, you can begin your control measures. Keep in mind that these roaches need food, water and warmth. These are the areas to inspect and place your insecticides. The German Cockroach has been able to readily adapt to chemicals and develop resistance to these chemicals. They also reproduce at a very high rate. Entomologists call it a "high reproductive potential." Control measures have changed from the use of liquid insecticides and aerosols to the use of roach baits and insect growth regulators, where there is much less resistance. High quailty roach baits like the ones that we recommend will work a lot better than liquid insecticides for residential locations. Very often high levels of control can be achieved by baits alone for the typical homeowner. Several very effective bait products are on the market today. However, like any chemical control, resistance to the ingredients in baits can occur. The products we recommend have not had a resistant problem. For locations where you have a continued problem, it is recommended that you rotate baits. We recommend using gel baits, dust baits, roach bait stations, insect growth regulators(IGRS), dusts and roach pheromone traps for residential and commercial areas. Commercial kitchens and restaurants however may be an exception. For German Roach control in restaurants we recommend the use of insecticides, aerosols, dusts, and insect growth regulators instead of baits. There is too much competing food sources for effective control of german roaches in restaurants with bait. Recommended Products for German Roach ControlBaits, Insect Growth Regulators(IGR'S), Dusts and Roach Traps
Where Do I Place These Baits?Typical harbor aging areas for German Roaches and places for treatment of Roach Bait : German roaches will exist under favorable conditions of food, water or warmth. Before treating any areas it is best to first take a flashlight and
check these types of areas for nesting sites. You will be looking for
their excrement droppings(looks like black pepper).
Suggested Bait Placements:Cracks and crevice placement as opposed to placement on exposed surfaces is preferred because roaches do not travel far from their harborage. This type of precise placements result in better control because you have placed it in areas that the roaches spend most of their time.
Roaches are cannibalistic and will eat other dead or dying roaches.
What are Insect Growth Regulators?
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Pivot 10 IGR Yields 9- 36 gallons. Pivot 10 will treat 6,000 to 13,000 square feet of area depending on infestation and application method. |
Gentrol IGR Liquid Concentrate is an insect growth regulator. Comes in 1 oz bottles/10 bottles per box Each bottle makes one gallon of finished product | |
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Gentrol IGR Aerosol :Dissipating foam assures complete coverage. 16 oz. can cover 1200 sq.ft of surface area. |
All the benefits of an insect growth regulator in a discreet, non-spray formulation. |
Dust should supplement any insecticide of bait control program for German roach control.
Sometimes, bait alone will not be sufficient for roach control. Restaurants will need a good dusting/liquid insecticide program because baiting will not work.
Those that live in apartments might benefit from dusing behind the plumbing area under their sinks and electrical outlets.
When you apply them to recessed and dry areas, they give you long lasting results. Typical areas to dust would be electrical outlets, so a hand duster with a plastic tip would be needed.
Do not place these dusts in the exact same location of any roach baits, as it would contaminate the baits.
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CimeXa Dust
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This dust is particulary helpful as a mop solution in restaurants. Can be used as a dry dust or wet mop solution. 99.0% Orthoboric Acid
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D-Fense Dust :D-Fense Dust is a ready to use insecticide dust which gives an effective knockdown and residual control of up to 8 months if undisturbed. |
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These not only trap roaches, but is an excellent monitoring tool. Cockroach infestations can be monitored with these pheromone traps. These low profile traps can be placed under cabinets adn kitchen appliances. They can be placed out of view, but close to harborages. It is recommended that traps ve placed flush against surfaces. As those placed 3/4 inch from walls cach about half as many cockroaches as those placed flush against them.
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Victor Roach Pheromone Trap #330 Catches roaches by pheomones and a food scent. The 330 has been designed with 3 entry points, a silicone surface to prevent escapes and a low profile to fit into small, tight corners. |
Victor's Pheromone Trap Model M327 Catches roaches by pheomones and a food scent. The M 327 has multiple access points, two catch areas, and patented roach pheromone attractant provide twice the trapping power and catch of the leading competitive monitors |
Use D-Force HPX Aerosol if you need a slightly quicker start before killing the entire roach population with your roach baits. However the recommeded roach baits are so effective,many find they don't need to use such an aerosol. When using this residual insecticide (D-Force HPX Aerosol), don't place the bait out yet, because it would contaminate it.....wait about 10 days. D-Force contains Deltamethrin. We also carry other insecticides, baits, and dust not listed here |
Aerosol "bombs" such as
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Many times, german roach control in restaurants require insecticides as opposed to baiting. Using baits in German roach control requires that their is no competing food sources. In restaurants, it is almost impossible to eliminate all competing food sources.
The top recommendation for restaurants
In restaurants, you may have to still
spray with a residual insecticide such as :
Orthene PCO instead of baits.
We encourage you to call us for recommendations, in that we have
had a long history of helping restaurants solve their problem, but needs
to be handled on a individual basis. Use Pivot IGR mixed with Orthene PCO insecticide to stop the reproduction.
Another product that is recommended for restaurants is:
Eaton's Boric Acid Powder.
A mop rinse insecticide that leaves an odorless, invisible residue which
cockroaches cannot detect.