Cooper's Crossing Apartments

From: -Anonymous- Date posted: 5/5/2006 Years at this apartment: 2005 - 2006   People need to realize that when you live in close quarters, id. apartment, row houses, semi-detached home, you are bound to have roaches. I have lived in all three situations and there were always roaches until I did my own "extermination". Roaches like paper bags (glue), newspapers & books; you bring home roaches and eggs in the bags from stores, etc. Do not keep or store the bags to use for trash, get rid of them immediately; make sure food is put away or covered and garbage is taken out, don't leave wet/damp clothes, soiled diapers lying around and most of all if you have live houseplants, keep the soil moist, roaches love to live in the dirt when its dry. Then buy a can of RAID WASP & HORNET SPRAY, its stronger than roach spray which roaches get immune to. Spray the top and inside of your kitchen cabinets, around all doors and baseboards in the bedrooms, bathroom and closets. DO NOT USE AROUND CHILDREN, PETS OR THE ELDERLY. Close up your apt for 4 hours and let it work, when you return, open all windows and doors to air it out. and clean up the dead roaches. DO NOT USE IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EXTERMINATOR HAS BEEN IN. Just remember that everyone does not have the same level of cleanliness.

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