Cockroaches

Measure levels of cockroach infestations

Using glue traps for monitoring will allow for proper identification and better measuring the level of a cockroach infestation. Read more»

Control cockroaches with dust formulations

As we evolve in how we perform cockroach applications, dust formulations have become a lost art for interior treatments for many PMPs. Read more»

Consider lure or attractant on cockroach monitors

Don’t forget monitoring as part of your integrated pest management (IPM) program for cockroaches. Monitoring will help determine the exact type of cockroach for which you should treat, as well as the effectiveness of your treatments. In addition, glue boards... Read more»

Effectively control cockroaches with IPM

An IPM approach is necessary to effectively control cockroaches, which can induce asthma attacks and potentially transport pathogens. Read more»

Educate customers to prevent returning cockroaches

When your clients ask you what they can do to keep cockroaches from coming back, here are some helpful hints: Cut off their food supply. Cockroaches are scavengers, and they’ll eat practically anything. But it’s easier for them if there... Read more»

Change up products, techniques to lower risk of resistance

With common, widespread and persistent species, it’s important to “mix it up” with products and techniques to lower the risk of resistance. Read more»

4 spring cleaning tips for cockroaches

When it comes to controlling cockroaches, maintaining a sanitary interior and applying the right products will provide long residual control. Read more»

Cockroach control: beginning, middle and end

Cockroach management programs should begin and end with improved sanitation, HEPA vacuuming, and pre- and post-program monitoring with glue boards. Read more»

Why correct cockroach ID is key

As with any insect, identification is key when controlling cockroaches, even in situations where you might be “sure” of the identification. Read more»