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Dear Connie,

Have you ever seen the movie or read the book " Damnation Alley " . I have

lived with roaches and gotten rid of them. I'm with every body

else..........boric acid.

I won't spray my house because I have cats, not to mention me. I've been

exposed to enough chemicals, thank you very much. It works every time.

If you have mice, too, I have another trick for that, short of a shotgun,

which always works, but blows one heck of hole in your floor.

If you have a fly problem, or a slug problem put out beer in a glass. They

all come running and drown. Just remember to empty them everyday and refill

the bowl. They won't come near it if the sense they're dead compadres.

Hope this helps.

Anne

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Dear Connie,

Have you ever seen the movie or read the book " Damnation Alley " . I have

lived with roaches and gotten rid of them. I'm with every body

else..........boric acid.

I won't spray my house because I have cats, not to mention me. I've been

exposed to enough chemicals, thank you very much. It works every time.

If you have mice, too, I have another trick for that, short of a shotgun,

which always works, but blows one heck of hole in your floor.

If you have a fly problem, or a slug problem put out beer in a glass. They

all come running and drown. Just remember to empty them everyday and refill

the bowl. They won't come near it if the sense they're dead compadres.

Hope this helps.

Anne

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Dear Connie,

Have you ever seen the movie or read the book " Damnation Alley " . I have

lived with roaches and gotten rid of them. I'm with every body

else..........boric acid.

I won't spray my house because I have cats, not to mention me. I've been

exposed to enough chemicals, thank you very much. It works every time.

If you have mice, too, I have another trick for that, short of a shotgun,

which always works, but blows one heck of hole in your floor.

If you have a fly problem, or a slug problem put out beer in a glass. They

all come running and drown. Just remember to empty them everyday and refill

the bowl. They won't come near it if the sense they're dead compadres.

Hope this helps.

Anne

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Dear Connie,

Have you ever seen the movie or read the book " Damnation Alley " . I have

lived with roaches and gotten rid of them. I'm with every body

else..........boric acid.

I won't spray my house because I have cats, not to mention me. I've been

exposed to enough chemicals, thank you very much. It works every time.

If you have mice, too, I have another trick for that, short of a shotgun,

which always works, but blows one heck of hole in your floor.

If you have a fly problem, or a slug problem put out beer in a glass. They

all come running and drown. Just remember to empty them everyday and refill

the bowl. They won't come near it if the sense they're dead compadres.

Hope this helps.

Anne

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Boric Acid....

You can buy it in large containers in hardware stores and most pest

supply places now carry it. Sprinkly it around the sides of your

cabinets, around the edges of rooms, etc.

Roaches are very clean insects and when they return to their nests, they

always clean themselves before going into the next. There is a chemical

reaction in their systems with boric acid (you know, like you use for

eye washes....or even like in Borateen the laundry stuff) and it causes

them to explode. All my neighbors have problems with roaches and I

haven't seen one in my apartment in years. The only thing I use is boric

acid....I don't use poisens because they get in the air, I breathe the

air and those toxins enter my body and then my liver has to deal with

the toxins.

Another interesting tip....Ants will not cross a line of salt. If you

have problems with ants coming in through a window or a door sill, lay a

nice thick line of salt down...they won't cross it.

Tatezi

Constance Dickson wrote:

> Anyone here know how to kill GA roaches they are icky

> but smart...neighbors moved and they be coming to live

> with Connie

> How they are smart is they see you or sense you

> going to whack them.....And they jump and/or just let

> loose and fall. I have never seen anything like it.

> FL roaches be dumbbbbbbbbbb I have used 5 cans of

> spray on these suckers as they run by and wave at me,

> now I have some Boric Acid that my Mom would use and

> we never had them. HELPPPPPPPPP I HATE THEM and they

> are not afraid..............TC, Connie

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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Boric Acid....

You can buy it in large containers in hardware stores and most pest

supply places now carry it. Sprinkly it around the sides of your

cabinets, around the edges of rooms, etc.

Roaches are very clean insects and when they return to their nests, they

always clean themselves before going into the next. There is a chemical

reaction in their systems with boric acid (you know, like you use for

eye washes....or even like in Borateen the laundry stuff) and it causes

them to explode. All my neighbors have problems with roaches and I

haven't seen one in my apartment in years. The only thing I use is boric

acid....I don't use poisens because they get in the air, I breathe the

air and those toxins enter my body and then my liver has to deal with

the toxins.

Another interesting tip....Ants will not cross a line of salt. If you

have problems with ants coming in through a window or a door sill, lay a

nice thick line of salt down...they won't cross it.

Tatezi

Constance Dickson wrote:

> Anyone here know how to kill GA roaches they are icky

> but smart...neighbors moved and they be coming to live

> with Connie

> How they are smart is they see you or sense you

> going to whack them.....And they jump and/or just let

> loose and fall. I have never seen anything like it.

> FL roaches be dumbbbbbbbbbb I have used 5 cans of

> spray on these suckers as they run by and wave at me,

> now I have some Boric Acid that my Mom would use and

> we never had them. HELPPPPPPPPP I HATE THEM and they

> are not afraid..............TC, Connie

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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You know all that poisen is bad for your liver!!! But

yeah, I know, somehow you have to get rid of them! Try

the roach baits. They don't work IMMEDIATLEY, but

within a couple of weeks, no more roaches. We have

some whopper roaches here in Texas and that is what I

have found to work best. Just follow the directions. I

have not seen a roach since they came out with this

stuff. However, your neighbors will need to use it

too, or theirs will just keep moving over to your

house!

C

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You know all that poisen is bad for your liver!!! But

yeah, I know, somehow you have to get rid of them! Try

the roach baits. They don't work IMMEDIATLEY, but

within a couple of weeks, no more roaches. We have

some whopper roaches here in Texas and that is what I

have found to work best. Just follow the directions. I

have not seen a roach since they came out with this

stuff. However, your neighbors will need to use it

too, or theirs will just keep moving over to your

house!

C

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They EXPLODE, WOW, exploding roaches....I got some

boric acid today happen to see it and remembered my

Mom using it. She actually used soda caps the old

kind...real glass... ahe used bottle caps to the Boric

Acid and then mixed sugar with it I suppose that was

to entice them. I Dunno, sounds good to me though I

have a neighbor with ants I will tell her about it,

Thanks

--- Tatezi <tatezi@...> wrote:

> Boric Acid....

>

> You can buy it in large containers in hardware

> stores and most pest

> supply places now carry it. Sprinkly it around the

> sides of your

> cabinets, around the edges of rooms, etc.

>

> Roaches are very clean insects and when they return

> to their nests, they

> always clean themselves before going into the next.

> There is a chemical

> reaction in their systems with boric acid (you know,

> like you use for

> eye washes....or even like in Borateen the laundry

> stuff) and it causes

> them to explode. All my neighbors have problems with

> roaches and I

> haven't seen one in my apartment in years. The only

> thing I use is boric

> acid....I don't use poisens because they get in the

> air, I breathe the

> air and those toxins enter my body and then my liver

> has to deal with

> the toxins.

>

> Another interesting tip....Ants will not cross a

> line of salt. If you

> have problems with ants coming in through a window

> or a door sill, lay a

> nice thick line of salt down...they won't cross it.

>

> Tatezi

>

> Constance Dickson wrote:

>

> > Anyone here know how to kill GA roaches they are

> icky

> > but smart...neighbors moved and they be coming to

> live

> > with Connie

> > How they are smart is they see you or sense you

> > going to whack them.....And they jump and/or just

> let

> > loose and fall. I have never seen anything like

> it.

> > FL roaches be dumbbbbbbbbbb I have used 5 cans of

> > spray on these suckers as they run by and wave at

> me,

> > now I have some Boric Acid that my Mom would use

> and

> > we never had them. HELPPPPPPPPP I HATE THEM and

> they

> > are not afraid..............TC, Connie

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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They EXPLODE, WOW, exploding roaches....I got some

boric acid today happen to see it and remembered my

Mom using it. She actually used soda caps the old

kind...real glass... ahe used bottle caps to the Boric

Acid and then mixed sugar with it I suppose that was

to entice them. I Dunno, sounds good to me though I

have a neighbor with ants I will tell her about it,

Thanks

--- Tatezi <tatezi@...> wrote:

> Boric Acid....

>

> You can buy it in large containers in hardware

> stores and most pest

> supply places now carry it. Sprinkly it around the

> sides of your

> cabinets, around the edges of rooms, etc.

>

> Roaches are very clean insects and when they return

> to their nests, they

> always clean themselves before going into the next.

> There is a chemical

> reaction in their systems with boric acid (you know,

> like you use for

> eye washes....or even like in Borateen the laundry

> stuff) and it causes

> them to explode. All my neighbors have problems with

> roaches and I

> haven't seen one in my apartment in years. The only

> thing I use is boric

> acid....I don't use poisens because they get in the

> air, I breathe the

> air and those toxins enter my body and then my liver

> has to deal with

> the toxins.

>

> Another interesting tip....Ants will not cross a

> line of salt. If you

> have problems with ants coming in through a window

> or a door sill, lay a

> nice thick line of salt down...they won't cross it.

>

> Tatezi

>

> Constance Dickson wrote:

>

> > Anyone here know how to kill GA roaches they are

> icky

> > but smart...neighbors moved and they be coming to

> live

> > with Connie

> > How they are smart is they see you or sense you

> > going to whack them.....And they jump and/or just

> let

> > loose and fall. I have never seen anything like

> it.

> > FL roaches be dumbbbbbbbbbb I have used 5 cans of

> > spray on these suckers as they run by and wave at

> me,

> > now I have some Boric Acid that my Mom would use

> and

> > we never had them. HELPPPPPPPPP I HATE THEM and

> they

> > are not afraid..............TC, Connie

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

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You talking like the roach motels. I thought about it

being toxic the spray. But I can not stand roaches.

--- claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

wrote:

> You know all that poisen is bad for your liver!!!

> But

> yeah, I know, somehow you have to get rid of them!

> Try

> the roach baits. They don't work IMMEDIATLEY, but

> within a couple of weeks, no more roaches. We have

> some whopper roaches here in Texas and that is what

> I

> have found to work best. Just follow the directions.

> I

> have not seen a roach since they came out with this

> stuff. However, your neighbors will need to use it

> too, or theirs will just keep moving over to your

> house!

> C

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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You talking like the roach motels. I thought about it

being toxic the spray. But I can not stand roaches.

--- claudine intexas <claudineintexas@...>

wrote:

> You know all that poisen is bad for your liver!!!

> But

> yeah, I know, somehow you have to get rid of them!

> Try

> the roach baits. They don't work IMMEDIATLEY, but

> within a couple of weeks, no more roaches. We have

> some whopper roaches here in Texas and that is what

> I

> have found to work best. Just follow the directions.

> I

> have not seen a roach since they came out with this

> stuff. However, your neighbors will need to use it

> too, or theirs will just keep moving over to your

> house!

> C

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

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--- Tatezi <tatezi@...> wrote:

> Boric Acid....

Don't know about GA, but boric acid didn't make a dent

in my Texas roach population when I still lived in San

! I spent a whole weekend putting the stuff

EVERYWHERE. Nothing, no results! Shortly thereafter,

the house was burned badly in a fire, that got rid of

them. That is pretty drastic though, I'd try the roach

baits first, lol!

Claudine

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--- Tatezi <tatezi@...> wrote:

> Boric Acid....

Don't know about GA, but boric acid didn't make a dent

in my Texas roach population when I still lived in San

! I spent a whole weekend putting the stuff

EVERYWHERE. Nothing, no results! Shortly thereafter,

the house was burned badly in a fire, that got rid of

them. That is pretty drastic though, I'd try the roach

baits first, lol!

Claudine

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How about a club and a Torch. Root them out and then

burn them up or slug them with the club...LOL...Think

it would work....I am just renting, and the landlord

said I could do anything I wanted....LOL.....I think

he meant painting and stuff what you think?....TC, C

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How about a club and a Torch. Root them out and then

burn them up or slug them with the club...LOL...Think

it would work....I am just renting, and the landlord

said I could do anything I wanted....LOL.....I think

he meant painting and stuff what you think?....TC, C

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Anne these are great suggestions. I don't have roaches, anymore. I moved out

of an apartment building to get rid of them....drastic yes, but I can't stand

them. The big problem in apartment buildings is the managment usually sprays

the vacated apartment near yours, thus they come to you. It's a roller coaster,

so I moved to a house and that took care of that.

Carol

AVansi7465@... wrote:

> Dear Connie,

> Have you ever seen the movie or read the book " Damnation Alley " . I have

> lived with roaches and gotten rid of them. I'm with every body

> else..........boric acid.

>

> I won't spray my house because I have cats, not to mention me. I've been

> exposed to enough chemicals, thank you very much. It works every time.

>

> If you have mice, too, I have another trick for that, short of a shotgun,

> which always works, but blows one heck of hole in your floor.

>

> If you have a fly problem, or a slug problem put out beer in a glass. They

> all come running and drown. Just remember to empty them everyday and refill

> the bowl. They won't come near it if the sense they're dead compadres.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> Anne

>

>

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Anne these are great suggestions. I don't have roaches, anymore. I moved out

of an apartment building to get rid of them....drastic yes, but I can't stand

them. The big problem in apartment buildings is the managment usually sprays

the vacated apartment near yours, thus they come to you. It's a roller coaster,

so I moved to a house and that took care of that.

Carol

AVansi7465@... wrote:

> Dear Connie,

> Have you ever seen the movie or read the book " Damnation Alley " . I have

> lived with roaches and gotten rid of them. I'm with every body

> else..........boric acid.

>

> I won't spray my house because I have cats, not to mention me. I've been

> exposed to enough chemicals, thank you very much. It works every time.

>

> If you have mice, too, I have another trick for that, short of a shotgun,

> which always works, but blows one heck of hole in your floor.

>

> If you have a fly problem, or a slug problem put out beer in a glass. They

> all come running and drown. Just remember to empty them everyday and refill

> the bowl. They won't come near it if the sense they're dead compadres.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

> Anne

>

>

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They must be the smart relatives of Texas two-step roaches lol

We recently had our house treated for roaches, ants and waterbugs. Nowadays

they do a kind of spray into the walls, a foam stuff that lasts 45 to 60

days and they put the powder down (which I always use). I was concerned

because the grandkids live here and I didn't want anything that might harm

them.

If you are in an apt, notify the landlord/managers immediately.

good luck!

alley

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In a message dated 9/1/2001 9:32:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, csean@...

writes:

> Anne these are great suggestions. I don't have roaches, anymore. I moved

> out

> of an apartment building to get rid of them....drastic yes, but I can't

> stand

> them. The big problem in apartment buildings is the managment usually

> sprays

> the vacated apartment near yours, thus they come to you. It's a roller

> coaster,

> so I moved to a house and that took care of that.

>

> Carol

>

>

Dear Carol,

You're right, but the same problem can occur if your neighbors next door move

and the little suckers don't have any food left to eat. Guess who's next on

the list......you.

I agree, apartments are worse, BUT having been a landlady who lived on sight,

I had a STEADFAST rule

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In a message dated 9/1/2001 9:32:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, csean@...

writes:

> Anne these are great suggestions. I don't have roaches, anymore. I moved

> out

> of an apartment building to get rid of them....drastic yes, but I can't

> stand

> them. The big problem in apartment buildings is the managment usually

> sprays

> the vacated apartment near yours, thus they come to you. It's a roller

> coaster,

> so I moved to a house and that took care of that.

>

> Carol

>

>

Dear Carol,

You're right, but the same problem can occur if your neighbors next door move

and the little suckers don't have any food left to eat. Guess who's next on

the list......you.

I agree, apartments are worse, BUT having been a landlady who lived on sight,

I had a STEADFAST rule

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In a message dated 9/1/2001 9:32:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, csean@...

writes:

> Anne these are great suggestions. I don't have roaches, anymore. I moved

> out

> of an apartment building to get rid of them....drastic yes, but I can't

> stand

> them. The big problem in apartment buildings is the managment usually

> sprays

> the vacated apartment near yours, thus they come to you. It's a roller

> coaster,

> so I moved to a house and that took care of that.

>

> Carol

>

>

Dear Carol,

You're right, but the same problem can occur if your neighbors next door move

and the little suckers don't have any food left to eat. Guess who's next on

the list......you.

I agree, apartments are worse, BUT having been a landlady who lived on sight,

I had a STEADFAST rule

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In a message dated 9/1/2001 9:32:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, csean@...

writes:

> Anne these are great suggestions. I don't have roaches, anymore. I moved

> out

> of an apartment building to get rid of them....drastic yes, but I can't

> stand

> them. The big problem in apartment buildings is the managment usually

> sprays

> the vacated apartment near yours, thus they come to you. It's a roller

> coaster,

> so I moved to a house and that took care of that.

>

> Carol

>

>

Dear Carol,

You're right, but the same problem can occur if your neighbors next door move

and the little suckers don't have any food left to eat. Guess who's next on

the list......you.

I agree, apartments are worse, BUT having been a landlady who lived on sight,

I had a STEADFAST rule

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In a message dated 9/1/2001 9:32:26 PM Eastern Daylight Time, csean@...

writes:

> Anne these are great suggestions. I don't have roaches, anymore. I moved

> out

> of an apartment building to get rid of them....drastic yes, but I can't

> stand

> them. The big problem in apartment buildings is the managment usually

> sprays

> the vacated apartment near yours, thus they come to you. It's a roller

> coaster,

> so I moved to a house and that took care of that.

>

> Carol

>

>

Dear Carol,

Sorry my husband came in and put his hand on the wrong button.

Anyway, my rule was the house is bug free, now. You're the new tenant, if

you bring them in and I find them, you will pay for making them disappear.

No paper bags, no food left on the counter, etc. I DON'T DO ROACHES, and if

your landlady discovers them, You will wish that you had never met her.

That was written as a part of the lease.

Back to practical. Boric acid does work.

Glad you solve your immediate problem.

Take care,

Anne

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