Produced by: Manoj Kumar
Kitchens are the prime destination for cockroaches, with food spills and crumbs offering an endless buffet. The dark, warm spaces behind your appliances? Perfect for a daytime nap. Don’t let your kitchen become their sanctuary!
Your pantry is a hidden feast for cockroaches. Grains, pasta, and pet food left unchecked are like an all-you-can-eat buffet. A tidy, sealed pantry is the secret to keeping pests at bay. Is your pantry pest-proof?
Your electronics may seem clean, but cracks and crevices around keyboards or under desks are a perfect hiding spot for pests. Regular cleaning can keep these spaces food-free and pest-free. Don’t let your gadgets become cockroach condos!
Dark, damp pipes are a perfect haven for cockroaches. Leaks around faucets or under sinks can turn your plumbing into a water oasis for pests. Fix those leaks before they invite more than just moisture into your home.
Couches and chairs are not just comfortable for you—they’re prime spots for cockroaches. Food spills and hidden crevices provide both shelter and sustenance. A little vacuuming could save you from a hidden infestation.
From cracks in the baseboard to piles of old boxes, cluttered corners are the ultimate hideaway for cockroaches. Seal those gaps and clear the clutter—your home will be far less inviting to pests. How many hiding spots are lurking in your home?
The dark, moist space under your kitchen sink is a perfect hiding place for cockroaches. With water always available, it’s a tempting spot for pests to nest. Don’t let these shadows become their new home.
Tiny cracks and crevices around your home are the ultimate entry points for cockroaches. Even the smallest gaps behind trim or in walls can become entryways for pests. A quick inspection could prevent an infestation.
Even with all the cleaning and organizing, sometimes the infestation is too much for DIY fixes. A professional pest control inspection can target weak spots you missed, ensuring long-term protection. Is it time for a pro to handle your pest problem?