How to Get Rid of Cockroaches Naturally At Home: HOME REMEDIES

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NaHCo3 or Baking Soda is a BASE(an alkaline)...NOT HIGHLY ACIDIC✌🏾

The best remedy, here! Thanks

Baking soda is not acidic it’s alkaline

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Worth watching your presentation. You have explained it so nicely --- thanks to you Mam. You have given quite a good number of home remedies for cockroaches. Certainly if we find cockroaches we shall make use of them.
Thanks for sharing.
All my best wishes to you.
India

Baking soda is a basic not acidic

get a bucket of some borax powder, trap a roach live and get him in the bucket, cover him up with the borax and release him, he goes back to the other's and begins destroying the rest, might take some time ( two weeks ) , but this method worked for me, 100% PS the more you trap and release, the sooner, the better !

Yep!!! You're just exactly right. Thanks

I live in Chicago…. When I go outside, sometimes, I see roaches EVERYWHERE 😏

Thanks very much

Did anyone try this idea? Lately I’m seeing cockroaches in my kitchen please let me know if any tips to get rid of them 🙏🥺

Me when i see a cockroach:🩴
When it start flying:🏃💨

"baking soda is highly acidic" - actually it is THE OPPOSITE. Baking soda (sodium bicarbonate is an ALKALINE substance with a ph is 9.

It's all lies nothing will kill them no matter what you post

My husband is pastcontol .mint leafs best .😊

While I have nothing negative to say about using this, after I did that, I did something easier. I put 2-3 cups of water on stove to slow boil, as I make my morning coffee. I had 25-30 cloves to boiling water, I take 4 or so bay leaves, crumple then into mixture, let brown up. After a few minutes, I take the soup and pour it into an old 2 cup coffee pot, and let it sit on warmer all day and evening. Amazon has some affordable cloves and bay leaves in huge containers. Also, I can't give total credit to this alone, but just by telling you, it means I think highly of this repellant. First, I used diatomaceous earth everywhere. Behind switchplates, stove, pipes, Everywhere. Then, I spread bay leaves liberallly Everywhere. Under beds, sofas, chests, Everywhere. They last a long time. Then, I sprayed everywhere with a pure peppermint oil diluted. And this spray of cloves and bay leaves. Finally, the only thing that isn't a natural repellant, I used Nisus Nibor D to both spray Everywhere and then Mop everywhere. Together, natural repellants and nibor D, something is working bc I'm bug free living in an old, german roach infected dump. Finally, at long last, PEACE!

Baking soda you mean baking powder